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Celebrating NAIDOC Week
Reconciliation is everyone's business and at CALHN, we recognise Always Was, Always Will Be and acknowledge that First Nations people have...
Help us say thank you to our nurses and midwives this International Year of the Nurse and Midwife
Help us celebrate the commitment, contribution and compassion our nurses show to their patients and the community as they achieve...
New dialysis chairs at Aboriginal health service
Access to vital dialysis has been made a little easier for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander renal patients with two...
The psychology of coping with pain
For many patients, psychological support can be an integral part of their recovery.
The CALHN Psychology Department, led by directors...
Initiative helping remote consumers with diabetes-related foot complications
Improving the care and outcomes for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander consumers with diabetes-related foot complications is the focus of...
One-stop-shop helping patients manage diabetes
Like so many with diabetes, David Fraser has to make an average 180 extra decisions every day. CALHN Diabetes Service...
Cardiology team providing vital care in the APY Lands
Improving the patient journey and experience for people in the APY Lands with cardiac condition Rheumatic Heart Disease is the...
TQEH redevelopment given a boost
Plans for a new clinical services building at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital have been boosted with an extra $50 million...
World-first hip replacement revision techniques
Surgeons at the Royal Adelaide Hospital are performing world-first hip replacement revision techniques, which are changing the lives of patients...
Shining light of support in the darkness of cancer
Chelsea Falco was diagnosed with a brain tumour at age 20, just three years after losing her Dad to cancer.
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Program supporting patients living with severe dementia
People living with severe dementia can access specialised care in a community living environment, under a state-first program.
The Specialist...
Mental health support for those experiencing homelessness
A new pilot program is supporting South Australia’s most vulnerable with better access to mental health care.
In a partnership...
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