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Central Adelaide
Australia
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Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) is South Australia’s largest health network, covering almost 30% of the population.
We deliver public health services to two major Adelaide hospitals - the Royal Adelaide Hospital and The Queen Elizabeth Hospital - and a range of rehabilitation and mental health facilities. We also deliver specialised community and clinical health services such as SA Patholology, SA Dental and BreastScreen SA.
Our ambition is to shape the future of health in South Australia, through world-class care and world-class research.
View our social media guidelines bit.ly/3mgETgQ
We deliver public health services to two major Adelaide hospitals - the Royal Adelaide Hospital and The Queen Elizabeth Hospital - and a range of rehabilitation and mental health facilities. We also deliver specialised community and clinical health services such as SA Patholology, SA Dental and BreastScreen SA.
Our ambition is to shape the future of health in South Australia, through world-class care and world-class research.
View our social media guidelines bit.ly/3mgETgQ
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Robotic assisted surgery at the Royal Adelaide Hospital
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We're the first South Australian Public hospital to offer robotic assisted surgery with the new da Vinci Xi robotic surgical system available at the Royal Adelaide Hospital
What is PreHab? Find out more about getting ready for surgery
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Hear from Professor Jane Andrews about the PreHab program and how it can help you get ready for surgery, and in some cases, prevent the need for surgery at all.
Anaemia / Low Iron
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Iron in your blood is used to make haemoglobin, which carries oxygen around your body to help your tissues breathe. Low iron or haemoglobin levels can: - delay your surgery - increase your chance of a heart attack during or after surgery - increase your chance of other surgical complications - slow down your recovery - increase your chance of blood transfusion Low haemoglobin is called anaemi...
Diabetes Management
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Managing your diabetes well before surgery helps you to have a smoother, safer operation and recovery. High glucose levels increase your risk of: - poor/slow wound healing - wound infection - other infections such as pneumonia, urinary tract infection or sepsis - prolonged hospital stay - feeling generally unwell and delayed recovery Managing your diabetes with the assistance of your GP, anaes...
Emotional Wellbeing
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Facing surgery can be a worrying time and can raise questions, doubts and uncertainties. The lead up to surgery is a good time to address your concerns. People who prepare physically and mentally for surgery have fewer complications, less pain and recover more quickly than those who don’t. Surgery has an emotional impact and can be stressful. Managing stress can improve your ability to understa...
Alcohol, Drugs & Medication Management
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Alcohol, recreational drugs and chronic pain medication (opioids) can affect your safety during surgery, as well as pain levels and ability to recover well after surgery. It is important to reduce or cease use of these substances at least 4 weeks before surgery. It is critical that you tell your doctor, surgeon and the anaesthetist of any non-prescription substances for your safety. Drinking to...
Activity & Exercise
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Getting physically prepared for surgery sets you up for a better outcome. By being more active you can expect the following benefits: - reduced pain - increased range of joint movement - increased strength and endurance - faster and a less complicated recovery - sense of wellbeing Exercise and advice about being more active is available from a variety of health professionals including physiot...
Nutrition & Weight Optimisation
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Optimising weight and eating well before surgery will give you the best chance of a smooth post-op recovery. A healthy diet with a wide variety of foods, the right amount of carbohydrates, fibre, vitamins and minerals, healthy fats and protein will: - promote good wound healing - get you back on your feet quicker - fight infections more effectively - maintain your strength Being overweight or o...
Equipment & Community Services
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Once you have your surgery and you return home you may require access to equipment or additional community services during your recovery. It's advisable to arrange any supports prior to your surgery, so that they are in place ready for your return home. Learn more about how you can best prepare yourself, your home and your circumstances for your recovery from surgery.
Frailty
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Frailty is a common clinical syndrome experienced by older people. It is characterised by a decline of physical and cognitive reserves that leads to increased vulnerability. Frailty can affect your recovery: - Frailty is associated with increased risk of falls, longer hospital admissions, and difficulty recovering from illness and surgery - When getting ready for surgery it is important to be a...
Why do I need a dietician in ICU? | Associate Professor Lee-anne Chapple | Ask the Expert
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Why do I need a dietician in ICU? | Associate Professor Lee-anne Chapple | Ask the Expert
Calculating individual patient risk after heart attack | Translating Research
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Calculating individual patient risk after heart attack | Translating Research
Improving the gut microbiome to heal inflammatory bowel diseases | Translating Research
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Improving the gut microbiome to heal inflammatory bowel diseases | Translating Research
What is sepsis, and why is it so serious? | Associate Professor Mark Plummer | Ask the Expert
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What is sepsis, and why is it so serious? | Associate Professor Mark Plummer | Ask the Expert
Empowering women with kidney disease to safely start a family
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Empowering women with kidney disease to safely start a family
Reversing sepsis: the megadose vitamin C revolution
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Reversing sepsis: the megadose vitamin C revolution
Boosting immune cells to target cancer | Translating Research
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Boosting immune cells to target cancer | Translating Research
What is MINOCA? Understanding a rare type of heart attack | Dr Tharsy Pasupathy | Ask the Expert
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What is MINOCA? Understanding a rare type of heart attack | Dr Tharsy Pasupathy | Ask the Expert
What is sarcopenia and how can we prevent it? | Clinical A/Prof Solomon Yu | Ask the Expert
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What is sarcopenia and how can we prevent it? | Clinical A/Prof Solomon Yu | Ask the Expert
How could artificial intelligence (AI) be used in hospitals? | Ask the Expert
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How could artificial intelligence (AI) be used in hospitals? | Ask the Expert
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The real experience of NICU, th-cam.com/video/0Vk7w8XpRaw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=w6J79y-yfZhH5rBg
All risk and no reward! Where there is risk, there MUST be a choice. The only immunity given is to the vaccine manufacturers. All theses videos get no likes. They switch off the dislikes bc they didn’t want the masses to see how many are against it and waking up , due to vax injuries to themselves, their friends and family! Quickly turn the comments off like the rest of your propaganda videos.
Thanks this is helpful
May you heal quickly my friend, really sucks. I broke twelve ribs and fractured a couple of disks, and it stinks.
Whoa, that's awful!
Can I ask how long it took for your ribs to heal
@@dannyburns2166 It was a good three to four monthsof tenderness and as of today almost a year later I stiill feel a twinge now and then during the real cold spells. Good luck.
@@dannyburns2166 It took about 3-4 months before I was feeling better.
@@dannyburns2166 about three to four months to start feeling better.
legends !!!!!
Very well spoken, Amelia. It seems you have picked the perfect profession for you!
Who needs Doctors!!!! super nurse all the way!!!
All that PPE and still no guarantee of staying safe. How the heck is a mask going to help?
I've had the pleasure of working with Sue at Refugee Health; I cannot speak highly enough of her passion and care that she provides to the Refugee community. She's part of a special team of people that look after such a diverse population and unified, their dedication and true sense of family make it a service that really makes a difference to peoples lives and healthcare.
Thanks for your comment Mark! We will make sure it is passed on to Sue.
She's lovely. Not many managers talk about the psychological factors of nursing from a patient's perspective. I wish I could work under her. Louise definitely deserves this award.
Wow - this is wonderful. Thank you
Absolutely gorgeous. Always carry fond memories of us working together at Ashford all those years ago. You haven’t changed and you are just as lovely. Bless you xx 😘
She’s fantastic, beautiful and honest
lovely words and from the heart Louise a great leader so inspiring!
great reflection Ben a great leader