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Wadja Health Clinic

AFSU-painting250.jpgA General Medical Outpatient Clinic for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children

Wadja Health Clinic is a weekly general medical clinic for Aboriginal children which provides medical, social, cultural and emotional assessment.

The focus of the clinic is on the management of Aboriginal patients with complex health and social issues by a team.  A paediatrician will see the child and family together with an Aboriginal Case Manager with the aim of enabling a family to feel supported and culturally empowered.

An Aboriginal Family Health Worker will also be available during clinic hours for further support if required by the family.

Referrals to the clinic can be made by GPs or other qualified people who have assessed that a child requires specialist medical care.


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CLINIC DETAILS

DAY:  Wednesday
TIME: 1:30pm - 4:30pm
LOCATION:  General Medicine, 5th Floor of RCH Main Building
REFERRAL Information:   Please call (03) 9345 6111 and ask to speak to our staff. 

REFERRAL FORM

Referrals can be made by faxing / posting the referral form to:
Wadja Aboriginal Family Place
Royal Children's Hospital
50 Flemington Road
PARKVILLE  VIC  3052
FAX: (03) 9345 4378
Brochure: Wadja Aboriginal Family Place

 

 

 

 

Last Updated 29-Jul-2009. Authorised by: Judith Sloan. Enquiries: Rebecca Welsh.
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