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- Partying safely – tips for parents
With a few simple plans in place, a good time can be had by all at a teenage party – even the parents.
- Partying safely – tips for teenagers
Don't advertise a party via SMS or the internet to limit the risk of gate-crashers and violent situations.
- Passive smoking
Passive smoking means breathing other people's second-hand tobacco smoke. Passive smoking increases the risk of serious illness in both children and adults.
- Pathologist
A pathologist is a doctor who studies disease.
- Patient and carer rights in hospital
You and your carers should expect clear communication about medical issues and treatment options and costs in hospital in a way that you can understand.
- Patient-centred care explained
Patient-centred care, also known as ‘person-centred care’, is about treating the person receiving the care in the way they want to be treated.
- Patterned hair loss
All men and women develop progressive patterned hair loss as they grow older.
- Paying for alcohol and drug treatments services
In Victoria, the state government funds non-government organisations to deliver alcohol and drug treatment services for free or at a reduced cost to eligible Medicare card holders.
- Paying for healthcare
Ask your doctor and healthcare providers what you will be charged for each new service, what is covered by Medicare and what is included in your healthcare plan.
- Paying for pregnancy, birth and newborn baby care
The cost of having a baby in Victoria can vary considerably, depending mostly on whether you use the public or private health system.