…Transcultural & Language Services (TALS) Department role is to strengthen Northern Health’s cultural competence by offering high quality language services comprising: Professional interpreting; Translation of medical material; Transcultural training; Research…
Read More…success of our organisation, and bring us forward to better serve our community and its health care needs. After significant and widespread consultation and input from staff, consumers, community and…
Read More…difficulties within a short period of time, and for many of them it was their first asthma attack. ETSA is caused by uncommon combination of high grass pollen levels and…
Read MoreClick here to download our Statement of Commitment to Child Safety Click here for details of Northern Health Gifts, Benefits and Hospitality Click here for information on procurement and contract…
Read More…COVID- normal phase. Our staff really need a focus on wellbeing,” she said. Kirin is especially looking forward to learning more on what burnout is, as she feels it is…
Read More…the community we serve. All aspects of our health service, including my own department, are working hard to see better health outcomes for our community. Q: When did you realise…
Read More…across the rest of sites next year,” he explained. High and low blood sugar levels are associated with hospital acquired complications (HACs), and having an ability to proactively identify patients…
Read More…research must be communicated for the duration of the project. RGDU must be provided with all relevant amendments, notification of HREC approval of amendments, and any information relevant to the…
Read More…Dulson from Northern Health’s Fertility Clinic, shared the highs and lows of working in fertility and the importance open communication as a pathway to resilience. She revealed her true passion…
Read More…Rebecca works with Professor Adam Semciw and Research Officer, Cassandra Bramston, to support Allied Health staff across every component of research. This includes providing guidance around how to write a…
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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which our health service is built, those of the Taungurung and Wurundjeri people, and we acknowledge their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the Elders past and present.
