The Age · National / Victoria

Patients are waiting 1460 days for routine appointments. Authorities think AI can fix it

· By Henrietta Cook
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Victorians are waiting up to four years to access specialist care in the state’s public hospitals, triggering a state government overhaul that will create regional waitlists and use AI to flag urgent cases.

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