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A New South Wales Supreme Court judge has ruled a controversial hospital modbury hospital reform changes are unnecessary and 바카라 ordered them to be scrapped, saying the court could not consider the impact they would have on the state's public health.

Key points: Judge finds NSW's public health services would suffer by reviving the controversial hospital hospital modbury hospital reforms

Judge rejects argument that the hospital is a public facility and must be managed in accordance with the law

He says hospital hospital policies must apply across Australia

In a decision released on Friday morning, Justice John Aiken said the hospital was not in the public interest.

In his conclusion, Justice Aiken said although he had read submissions from doctors, nurses and patients of the hospital, it was not in the public interest to allow it to continue operating as it was.

The judge found the NSW Health Services Commission's (HSCC) recommendations "were in fact an integral component of the hospital's operation", but that these changes had not changed the underlying policies.

The hospital has been a controversial part of Sydney's modbury community over its controversial approach to providing community hospital care for vulnerable and elderly people.

Since 2010, the hospital has operated under a new management structure that has resulted in the hospital hospital management guidelines being replaced and the hospital being renamed the Sydney City Hospital.

At the time it was announced, the NSW Government said the proposed reforms would improve the health of people who resided at the hospital.

"It is important to note that the HSC's proposed hospital hospital management policies and practices are in accordance with and are in line with the principles of the Medical Practitioner Regulation Act and the Public Health Service Act 1995," an official statement said at the time.

"The HSC does not operate, manage, control or pay for any of the hospital's facilities or services."

The Health Services Commission told the ABC the decision was the result of a review of the hospital's operations carried out in May 2013.

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