A 16-year-old Indigenous girl was allegedly taken from her home in Perth and positioned in a hospital bed with shackles. The Integrated Care Board plans to shut down one in 10 hospital beds, heightening worries about client safety. The incident has caused general anger and demands for explanations. The board's decision to shut down a tenth of its beds highlights ongoing problems with bed management and safety.
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