In an Australian first, Sydney Adventist Hospital and health insurance fund HCF have joined forces to offer a “no-gap” package that will save expectant parents thousands of dollars.
In this week’s Health Matters, Professor Simon Finfer from Sydney Adventist Hospital discusses sepsis, its symptoms and the treatment options available.
Many staff have also been personally involved in the firefighting effort as volunteers.
Sydney Adventist Hospital’s Dr Alan Nazha discusses the risks associated with potentially addictive pain killers.
Cancer services at Sydney Adventist Hospital have been given a major tick of approval by patients.
The blackout and faints clinic is the first of its kind in Australia.
Sydney Adventist Hospital dermatologist Dr Kavita Enjeti discusses the effects, causes and treatments for this painful skin condition.
Sydney Adventist Hospital’s Dr Christine Shearman discusses a new breast mammography unit that is more comfortable for patients and provides better images.
It is known as the disease that turns you into stone. Sydney Adventist Hospital rheumatologist Dr Michael Tjeuw discusses this debilitating condition.
More than 5 million Australians suffer from bladder and bowel leakage, commonly known as incontinence. Sydney Adventist Hospital urologist Dr Ruth Collins discusses the condition.
Sydney Adventist Hospital’s Dr Dennis Wang discusses a new procedure targeting heart disease, which claims the life of one person every 28 minutes in Australia.
Delirium is one of the most common complications of hospitalisation. Sydney Adventist Hospital’s Marleta Fong discusses why it is often misdiagnosed and what is being done about it at the San.
