…of Northern Health’s Specialist Breastfeeding Clinic and the support services available to mothers within the northern community”, said Natalie Mckell, Clinical Coordinator, Domiciliary and Lactation. The Specialist Breastfeeding Clinic provides…
Read More…nurse and a doctor. They will ask further questions and will examine your child to fully assess the problem. Further tests or treatment may be ordered if required. You may…
Read More…will ask further questions and will examine your child to fully assess the problem. Further tests or treatment may be ordered if required. You may be advised to keep your…
Read More…Common reasons for accessing our service include; Positioning and attachment advice. Management of sore nipples. Assessment of milk supply. Medications and breastfeeding. Feeding support for twins or triplets. Cleft lip…
Read More…cover as many areas as possible for the newborn baby care, and parents are encouraged to ask questions. “Parents often get different advice from different people, but my main advice…
Read More…and a medication management plan to be completed and sent home with the patient. Alternative service options: Hospital in the Home (HITH) – if the patient requires intravenous medication, any…
Read More…Northern Health community, with a strong emphasis on services to the children and adolescent population, as well as adults. We have strong relationships with both regional health services such as…
Read More…complaints are handled by the RDGU. Research Project Complaint – log your complaint via the complaints form within ERM. Complaint involving HREC – log your complaint via Northern Health’s Director…
Read More…tough, challenging, and at times, taken a toll on people’s mental health and wellbeing. “The last couple of years have been incredibly testing for our community, and in particular, our…
Read More…to your clinician in the first instance to determine if there are any projects suitable for you. Research Complaints or feedback Concerns or complaints about the conduct of human research…
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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.
