South Metropolitan Area Health Service - Armadale Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service
Consulting in Armadale

Our maternity ward and clinics are staffed by a team of obstetricians, pediatricians, and midwifery and nursing staff committed to providing sound and tall quality care to all women and their babies. Antenatal care by midwives and GP obstetricians in the Antenatal Clinic. This has resulted in an overall improvement in birth outcomes, fewer uncooked women birthing at the hospital and reduced birth risks. Practical assistance to access antenatal protection in hospital. Community rehabilitation accepts referrals for patients who require rehabilitative therapy to thwart hospital presentation or admission. We conduct a thorough assessment, liaise with the multidisciplinary team, produce education on chronic disease management and ensure patients are linked in with good services in the community. Care coordination provides promote to both the person and the protection process to ensure that needs are assessed holistically to facilitate access the right care, at the correct time, in the correct place and by the correct provider. Patients who are identified by hospital staff as being at risk of further hospitalization are supported by unite Care Coordinators to manage their health concern at home through chronic condition self management support, linkage to appropriate services and coordination of complicated concern needs. Our ED has access to a range of medical imaging services onside, allied health services and specialty areas such as an Intensive Concern Unit and an Acute Medical Unit. The General Medical team provides concern across the subsequent wards in the health service: The inpatient medical team works closely with the hospital’s Intensive Concern Unit to ensure that patients take the superior plausible care, in a timely manner. Our 10bed Medical Admissions Unit (MA) is focused on treating and caring for acutely unwell patients over 16 years of age succeeding stabilization in the Emergency Department. We are part of the hospital’s inpatient medical team and labor closely with the medical wards and Intensive Concern Unit to ensure that patients take the superior feasible protection in a punctual manner. This service can be impaired by people involved in a mental health emergency in the community including: This includes the assessment of an individual’s nutritional needs, education and promote needed to aid people to manage their health and medical conditions. Referrals for outpatient nutrition and dietetic services can be made to the multidisciplinary Community Rehabilitation service and the Diabetes Education service. Our ODs yield outpatient services in the subsequent areas: Our team provides group and individual occupational therapy services within the Armadale Mental Health Service in the following areas: Equipment returns, community home visits or outpatient services. Our dedicated 10bed pediatric ward and Smooth 2A neonatal unit provides quality health services for infants and children up to the age of 16 years who require medical and surgical management and care. Children who stay overnight are usually visited daily by their doctor and discussions about treatment and care of your child are made during these visits. To book in as a public patient, you will beginning need to see your GP for a referral. Public patients attending emergency, antenatal clinics and the maternity ward are seen by doctors and midwives on duty at this hospital. Patients will also be required to have a booking appointment with an Armadale Hospital midwifery team.