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Major trauma services
- Colleagues, employees and mental health in the workplace
If you are concerned that a fellow worker has a mental health issue, communicate with them to see if you can help or speak to someone more senior who can provide assistance.
- Communication and speech support
There are many disability supports available for people with a sight, hearing, speech or other communication difficulty.
- Communication in hospital
There is a range of support to help you communicate with your doctor and hospital to get the services you need, from interpreters to special food and emotional support.
- Community services
Community services offer information, advice, practical support, financial help or a combination of services.
- Complaints about family, child and relationship services
Find advice for the circumstances under which you can complain, tips for making the complaint and to whom you can address your complaint.
- Confidentiality and privacy in healthcare
There are laws that set out how healthcare professionals can collect and store your health information and when they are allowed to share it.
- Convalescence
During convalescence, it may be beneficial to set goals for each day which will aid in your recovery.
- Coordinating hospital appointments
Coordinating your hospital appointments well will ensure the process of diagnosing, treating and recovering from or living with medical issues runs as smoothly as possible.
- Costs and compensation after major trauma
There are a large range of government supports to assist you, depending on your situation.