Monitoring DM (diabetes)
Information about testing and monitoring blood sugar levels to make sure diabetes is under control.
Haemophilus Influenzae Type b Disease
Fact sheet on Hib disease, a potentially serious infection which is most likely to affect young children or people with conditions such as sickle cell disease, HIV/AIDS, a non-functioning spleen, a bone marrow transplant, or who are being treated for cancer.
Rights and Responsibilities
Get involved in your health care. Watch this video and find out your rights and responsibilities.This resource was launched this Multicultural Health Week and is available for everyone to use. Feel free to share this video with your networks.
Fever
Fever is usually a sign of infection in the body. Infections such as colds and flu are very common, especially in pre-school children. Young preschool children can have up to five to ten infections each year.
Pneumococcal Disease
Fact sheet on pneumococcal bacteria which causes a range of diseases including meningitis, pneumonia and middle ear infection. Infections are more common in winter and spring. Small children, and the elderly are most at risk. Includes information on prevention and treatment.
Useful Words in Dealing with Delirium
Phrases for patients for the not prevention of delirium
Children with head injury - a guide for parents
A guide for parents whose child has suffered a head injury.Includes information on symptoms that mean a child should see a hospital or GP.
NSW Carers Action Plan 2007-2012
Information for carers on how the NSW Government plans to improve support for carers.
Avian influenza ('bird flu')
Information about avian influenza (bird flu), including symptoms, treatment and travel advice.
Foodborne disease
Causes of foodborne disease (food poisoning) and how good hygiene helps prevent infection.