Hospital plans 'worst decision possible' for elderly - specialist

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Associate Professor of Psychiatry and consultant psychogeriatrician Yoram Barak. PHOTO: PETER MCINTOSH The government is being unrealistic and ignoring the needs of an ageing population by cutting psycho-geriatric beds by 50% in the revised plans for the new Dunedin hospital, an associate professor of psychiatry says.

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