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Healthy Choices Program improves chronic health conditions
Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) is proud to be involved in the Healthy Choices Program which will help people...
Ask the Question launched on Close The Gap Day
To coincide with this year’s National Closing the Gap Day on 18 March 2021, the Central Adelaide Local Health Network...
Partnering with patients achieves best possible outcome
An innovative approach of partnering with patients to achieve a collaborative medication care plan earlier in the admission process has...
Success for SA-first Specialist Dementia Care Program
An SA-first Specialist Dementia Care Program (SDCP) that combines community living with specialised care is celebrating its one-year anniversary. Based...
Quality Briefing leads cardiology team in safety-first initiative
A weekly Quality Briefing initiative, implemented by Dr Chris Zeitz and the Cardiology Team at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (TQEH),...
Spotlight on Parkinson’s disease research at RAH
Life-changing research at the Royal Adelaide Hospital is helping people with Parkinson’s disease live more comfortable, satisfying and active lives....
CALHN’s award-winning NDIS Assessment team
CALHN has become a leader in Allied Health NDIS processes by implementing a dedicated in-house NDIS Assessment Team.
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Self-guided workbooks improve prisoners’ mental health
An ‘SA-first’ initiative led by Steven Hutchinson and Susan O’Neill from CALHN’s SA Prison Health Service (SAPHS) has found an...
New geriatrics program helps aged care residents
The Geriatric Rapid Intervention Program supports aged care residents to transition from hospital back to a more comfortable environment while...
GP or GP trainee opportunities
Join the casual GP pool for CALHN's Hospital Avoidance and Supported Discharge Service.
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CALHN integrated care coordinator – connecting hospital and community services
The CALHN integrated care coordinator service is a one-stop-shop contact to support GPs, SA Ambulance Service and other providers to...
When a picture tells a thousand words
CALHN is hoping to overcome communication barriers between professionals and patients through the use of images.
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