Monthly Archives: March 2019

One of the things that fascinates us, and Peter Drucker talks about it too, is that top management people often don’t have to DO anything, it’s sufficient if their underlings KNOW that they KNOW. As we’ve mentioned before, according to … Continue reading →

An email just sent, (on 29 Mar. 2019,) to Dr Tan, using his email address, tim.tan@sydney.edu.au, on the University of Sydney School of Medicine website.                       We’ll let you know … Continue reading →

We are really interested in Low Dose Naltrexone, so when we came across Dr Holloway’s website and saw the following on it, our interest was immediately aroused, especially as we’ve had difficulty locating any Sydney doctors who claim to know … Continue reading →

As has been reported, a couple went to the Fairfield Government hospital for help in having a baby and got none, and the baby died. Sure, the hospital may have been busy, but, to us, those responsible for giving everything … Continue reading →

We’ve written before about the reward system that operates in New South Wales for health care professionals. This is another perfect illustration of it. One of our readers was referred to the Urologist, Dr Andrew Brooks, by a Dr Chris … Continue reading →

Another experience in dealing with this completely and utterly useless organisation which is quite extraordinary! When someone admitted himself into the Westmead Government hospital with heart problems, he was put on a drip of a medication we’ll call Medication 2, … Continue reading →

Further to this previous post and this previous post. As you can see, we’ve emailed BUPA seeking some response to claims that one of the residents in their aged care home at Eden had maggots in a wound in his … Continue reading →

In almost every situation there’s what can be called a “reward system.” Peter Drucker, the famous management writer, often used to refer to it. And similarly, we have a book in which the writer calls this the “the greatest management … Continue reading →

This was sent to Dr Brooks today, (25 Mar. 2019,) by email. We’re not expecting a reply, but if we get one, we’ll let you know. We’ve been dealing with Dr Brooks for a number of years, and while it … Continue reading →

A Sydney Morning Herald article dated 12 Mar 2019 claimed that an elderly resident of the aged care home at Eden owned by the multi-national BUPA had had maggots growing in a wound in his head to the point where … Continue reading →