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- 1. COMM12033 – SPEECH & SCRIPT Week 8 – Activity 1 Oral Presentation & Script Mikayla Lythgo #12053888
- 3. Member Background & Important Issues Family Townsville Local
- 4. Health Statistics Babies Born in Townsville 2019 Babies Discharged at Birth Babies Requiring NICU Admission
- 5. Health Specialists & Training
- 9. Existing Youth Crime Strategies
- 11. Strategies To Put Into Play
- 13. Member Sign Off NOW LETS GET ON WITH THE JOB!
- 14. References Births by Hospital - 2019 Births by Hospital - Open Data Portal | Queensland Government. (2020). Retrieved 14 May 2020, from https://www.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/births-by- hospital/resource/d3d0feaa-8929-4cb6-9fd7-eb9f40f21bcb Queensland Crime Statistics - Townsville. (2020). Retrieved 14 May 2020, from https://mypolice.qld.gov.au/townsville/queensland-crime- statistics/ Queensland Health. (2020). Townsville Health Service District Map [Image]. Retrieved from https://www.health.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/image/0013/142213 /townsville.gif Townsville City Council. (2016). Townsville Community Profiles. Townsville: Townsville City Council.
Editor's Notes
- Script: Acknowledgement of Country mentioning local people the Wulgurukaba & Bindal people (Townsville City Council, 2016). - Thank community, the voting constituents and Queensland for the opportunity to represent them as an elected Member of Parliament
- Script Members’ background finished school in Townsville, raising family in Townsville Important factors to Member – health care Reflection on experience with daughter with a rare condition (CDH & CHD) in Townsville Health Service District Rhetorical Question: Do you know how many babies require hospitalisation after birth and how many of those require ongoing specialist care after discharge?
- Script Describe in detail statistics of babies requiring NICU admission in Townsville i.e. 800 babies out of 2 393 births in 2018 ("Births by Hospital - 2019 Births by Hospital - Open Data Portal | Queensland Government", 2020) Further break down the districts the Townsville Hospital services in remote and regional areas (Queensland Health, 2020) Ongoing care restrictions and limitations. Listing the visiting pediatric specialists that are not in Townsville
- Script - Townsville Hospital is considered a ‘tertiary’ hospital providing training and is now known at Townsville University Hospital Paediatric specialists are all visiting in Townsville Paediatric cardiac and respiratory services are limited in Townsville with long lists of patients requiring to be seen Medical Equipment for paediatric investigations such as, holter monitors etc. are limited Paediatric investigation procedures have long waitlists due to lack of child size equipment
- Script Personal experience listing daughters specialist appointments Mention of waitlist times due to limited medical equipment for children. For example, low flow oxygen meters, cardiac halter monitor, lung function testing facilities and radiology appointments Current outpatient paediatric clinics are being held in a paediatric inpatient unit Members wants; Townsville based paediatric cardiac clinic and specialists team Paediatric respiratory clinic and amenities Childrens dedicated outpatient clinic facility – separate building etc.
- Script Youth in Townsville struggles; Unemployment Bullying/Peer Pressure Social Media Housing/Family Unit due to current issues such as domestic violence and low economy Lack of access and availability of youth centred support Youth based activities outside of sport and arts to occupy and build young minds on the importance of community and their own personal futures
- Script Detail youth crime statistics - Age groups - Re-offenders - Convictions - Bail (bail re-offenders) ("Queensland Crime Statistics - Townsville", 2020) - Detail how the judicial system is handling the situation; Roadblocks, what bail restrictions are reinforced
- Script Overcrowding of Detention Centres (riots, hunger strikes) Bail House introduction scheme (violence, staffing issues, lack of control) Curfew (no one responsible or accountable for youths, staffing and policing of those on curfew) Home detention (home life situations, accountability of persons)
- Script Glorification of crime through media e.g. ACA, local news media Reduction in media ability to show and extreme reporting of crime i.e. let the system do the job Community driven solution via community forums and victims of crime assistance Community Indigenous Elder involvement through cultural programs mentioning the success of Project Booyah
- Script Funding for Police Liaison services to assist with bail conditions and home detention (curfews and home safety) Transition facility for at risk youths with bail conditions Transition facility for at risk youths coming out of detention Traditional owners and elders as mentors Timeline specifics if acceptable
- Script Townsville community needs; - more unity - common goal and - everyone doing the same to achieve the said goal Paediatric health care - Better outpatient facilities - Access to specialist care - More paediatric medical equipment - Training of medical professionals in paediatric specialist care
- Script Thank you to electorate, voters, constituents and legislative assembly for the opportunity to speak and further perform actions Townsville community positives - population - growth - industry Let’s get to work - start dates - achievements made by - timeline specifices (youth crime rate drops, future funding for paediatric health care)