The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare has released a new report on elective surgery waiting times. In 2014-15: about 700,000 patients were admitted to Australian public hospitals from elective surgery waiting lists; 50% of patients were admitted for their surgery within 35 days; fewer than 2% of patients waited more than a year for their surgery.AIHW catalogue number HSE 166
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