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EMERGENCY

In an emergency, always call triple zero (000). It’s a free call from any phone, mobile or phone box.

For other urgent medical issues, go to an Emergency Department.

Our Emergency Departments are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week:



 
PROTECT YOURSELF DURING MOSQUITO SEASON

The North Coast Public Health Unit is reminding residents and visitors to protect themselves from being bitten by mosquitoes following the heavy rain across the North Coast.


 
Auxiliary efforts boost surgical equipment for Northern Rivers patients

Thanks to a large donation from the Lismore Base Hospital Auxiliary, patients in Northern NSW now have better access to the latest equipment for harvesting skin accurately and precisely.


 
Art of healing on display at Byron Central Hospital

Just over a year ago, patients being treated at Byron Central Hospital got the chance to proudly hang their art therapy work in the hospital foyer – with many pieces still around the hospital today.


 
From appendicitis to Nurse Manager, how one operation steered Leanne’s career

Leanne Seiffert had never had anything to do with illness, let alone hospitals, before choosing nursing as a career.


 
Novel coronavirus: Information and updates

For more information and updates regarding the novel coronavirus, please follow the link to the NSW Health website.


 
Make sure the Back to School list includes a water bottle

High temperatures are forecast to continue across the Northern Rivers as children head back to school.


 
Interns join The Tweed from near and far

Two Tweed locals are among the new medical interns who were welcomed to The Tweed Hospital this week.


 
Lismore welcomes junior doctors

Twelve new interns have joined the ranks at Lismore Base Hospital this week, among 32 junior doctors launching their medical careers in the Northern Rivers.


 
NSW Health advice to travellers returning from Wuhan, China

As part of an international response, NSW Health will help Commonwealth Biosecurity staff at Sydney Airport monitor travellers returning from Wuhan, where there is an outbreak of novel human coronavirus.


 
Daughters follow in nursing veteran’s footsteps: 2020 Year of the Nurse and Midwife

Tina Spence started nursing training more than 40 years ago, and today she still turns up to work with a smile on her face and no regrets about her choice of profession.