…directly access hospital-based specialist expertise, to discuss complex patient management in the community. The newly established Medical Community Virtual Consult (MCVC) service enables GPs to book an appointment with dedicated…
Read More…The team is now focused on the future and is committed to creating a contemporary, engaging and high-performing culture. Following the challenges of the past few years, the team is…
Read More…app facilitates communication between staff and patients/residents, particularly during non-critical moments. Examples include questions around mealtimes, personal care, feelings or emotions and basic pain symptoms (e.g. ‘Are you worried?’, ‘Are…
Read More…health with these steps: Eat well Stay active Be smoke free Moderate alcohol intake Visit your doctor for regular health checks to help manage blood pressure, type 2 diabetes and…
Read More…rules of the competition are that registrars must present a case they have managed in their six-month term, present a relevant literature discussion, and above all, stick to the 10-minute…
Read More…your questions during your visit. Below is a basic overview of the most common tests; Spirometry – This test accesses how much air you can blow out of your lungs….
Read MoreCommunication is very important in any emergency, however as Dr Loren Sher, Head of Paediatric Emergency points out, with COVID -19, there’s the added challenge of contamination from our communication…
Read More…patients will be offered additional home visits by our community midwives (Domiciliary midwives). All women are offered a home visit by our domiciliary midwives. The midwives will come to your…
Read More…return assistance to low-income earners and has also been a volunteer community visitor. He is a long-time volunteer with Whittlesea Community Connections and he helps community members in both English…
Read More…in 1996, in St Kilda, with the aim to celebrate LGBTQIA+ in the community in a local and free event. This year the March will celebrate its 25th Anniversary. As…
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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.
