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Learning from the Victorian COVID-19 experience
By CALHN Medical Services Executive Director Professor Gerry O’Callaghan
It’s not often we get the opportunity to learn from our...
Farewell to an experienced cultural leader and educator
This week CALHN is farewelling Herb, one of our valued Aboriginal Health...
Further COVID-19 training for frontline RAH staff
More than 650 frontline nursing and medical staff at the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) are actively preparing...
New tech helping to prevent strokes in Adelaide first
Patients who suffer strokes with an unknown cause can now be diagnosed earlier thanks to a new...
Central Adelaide team of doctors and nurses deployed to Victoria to support its COVID-19 response
Two doctors and four nurses from Central Adelaide are gaining new insights and skills in caring for COVID patients, while...
Innovative hospital-based research projects share $600,000 to support world-class patient care
Three ground-breaking collaborations led by Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) researchers have been awarded significant grant funding with the...
CALHN services come together at Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre
Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre will become home to a new range of CALHN services over the coming weeks and months, bringing...
Hampstead Rehabilitation Centre’s new geriatric unit offers “restorative focus” for vulnerable older patients
CALHN’s newly opened Geriatric Evaluation Management Unit (GEMU) has welcomed its first patients.
The unit offers frail and elderly patients...
Time in the emergency department set to reduce
A new blood test has been shown to decrease ED length of stay and discharge more patients safely from ED....
Volunteers with ulcerative colitis wanted for a new diet study
Wayville vaccination clinic expands
South Australians can receive their COVID-19 vaccination sooner as the Wayville clinic doubles in size, offering an additional 33,700 appointments.
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Husband and wife share love for volunteering at the RAH
Sue and Paddy have been married for 39 years and share a common love for volunteering at the RAH in...
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