In Australia? Not for long term patients they don't. This is the current health care system in the state with the most covid in Australia.
From the article:
The 27-year-old had recently given birth when she suffered from a suspected postpartum hemorrhage – a serious but treatable condition that can lead to excessive blood loss and a severe drop in blood pressure. By the time she was accepted by the hospital, reportedly more than an hour after arriving at the emergency department, she could not be saved. That shouldn't happen in a first world couuntry...
https://www.theage.com.au/national/...-network-is-on-its-knees-20210901-p58nry.html
I agree natural immunity probably beats vaccination, but Australia doesn't emply those types of tests at all. We haven't had the wide spread covid that other countries have had. it still hasn't been allowed to run through our population. Our highest state is about to crack 2000 daily cases, before that in the first outbreak its was 750. We have reached 0 multiple times and in multiple states. Some states have had less than 1000. Natural immunity would be great, but there is no way to track it here and no way our population has got enough Australia wide. You could onlly run that in NSW and Vic.
Tasmania population: 541,071 (Sep 2020)
Total cases in the state is 236 ever
https://covidlive.com.au/report/daily-cases/tas
Let's use natural immunity there...