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  • Most healthcare appointments need to be made at least the day before.
  • Ask for a longer appointment if you think you will need more time.
  • Ask for a language interpreter or an AUSLAN service if required.
  • Let the healthcare service know of any preferences you have – such as if you would like to see a female doctor.
  • Ask if there is anything you need to bring with you (such as x-rays) or that you should do to prepare (such as fasting).
  • If you are having multiple tests, find out if you need to have them in a particular order, so that you can book them that way.

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Reviewed on: 18-09-2015