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Mental Health Co-responder Program to expand
The Mental Health Co-responder in Emergencies program which reduces unnecessary emergency department visits will be expanded to all local health...
Heart study seeking suitable diabetes participants
A research program looking into more effective treatment for those who have heart problems linked to type 2 diabetes is...
ICU nurses commended for COVID-19 response
Two nurse educators were commended for training and upskilling ICU nurses in South Australia's COVID-19 response.
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COVID Vaccination Clinic opens at RAH
A frontline quarantine nurse is one of the first South Australians to receive the Pfizer vaccine at the newly launched...
Recruiting: Electronic Medical Records Optimisation Director
Join the team leading the Optimisation of the Electronic Medical Records across Central Adelaide Local Health Network.
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RAH Orthopaedics department ranked best in Australia
Congratulations to the Royal Adelaide Hospital Department of Orthopaedics and Trauma, who have been ranked as the best orthopaedic clinic...
RAH ICU patient says thank you to those that saved his life
After suffering a cardiac arrest in August 2020, Peter and his family returned to the RAH to say thank you...
Consumers have their say in Repat design
Consumers who have utilised the services have had their voices heard in the design for the new Repat design.
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‘Virtual visits’ pilot connecting loved ones
For many patients, recovery and ongoing wellbeing is better supported in care settings outside of hospital.
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Home for Christmas: out-of-hospital services
For many patients, recovery and ongoing wellbeing is better supported in care settings outside of hospital.
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P.A.R.T.Y Program recognised for contribution to the community
The P.A.R.T.Y Program focuses on preventing accidents before they happen, by giving secondary school students the opportunity to get firsthand...
GEMtopia getting patients mobile and out of bed
A bright and colourful corridor is one of a number of engaging strategies developed to encourage mobility independence in older...
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