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When your child is admitted to our hospital, staff will work with you to achieve the best outcome for your child. We know that hospitalised children respond best to treatment when members of their own...
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Having support while your child is in hospital makes the experience just that little bit easier.Whether you need a break in the parent and carer resource room, help with language or cultural topics, ,...
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The Aboriginal hospital liaison or education officer plays an important role in the care and welfare of and advocacy for Aboriginal patients and families. The officer assists patients and familie...
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We are looking to engage with a diverse range of families and community members that have experience with our services to help shape our future.The Families and Consumer Council (FACC) is made up of p...
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A carer is anyone who provides ongoing assistance to a family member or friend who requires help due to disability, chronic illness, mental illness or frail age.Usually a child’s carer is their parent...
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IntroductionDaytime wetting, or incontinence, is when your child cannot control their bladder and leaks urine while they are awake. Children who are toilet trained should have some control over w...
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Being sick isn't fun and the idea of staying in hospital can be a bit scary. But don't worry, we have lots of information to get you ready and and things to do while you're here!You might feel really ...
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Children with neurological conditions, like cerebral palsy, are at risk of hip displacement. ...
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The hospital can arrange a free interpreter service in over 50 languages. If you would like an interpreter please let staff know when you confirm your admission date or speak with your nurse on the wa...
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IntroductionPeanut allergy is one of the most common allergies in children. In Australia, almost 3% of children aged one year have a peanut allergy.Peanuts are not real nuts. They are a type...