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2017
Emergency Department Factsheets
Adult Factsheets
- Abdominal Pain*
- After a Car Crash: what to expect on the road to recovery - produced by the Motor Accident Authority
- Ankle Sprain*
- Appendicitis*
- Asthma Action Plan*
- Back Pain*
- Bell's Palsy*
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo*
- Bleeding in Early Pregnancy*
- Blood transfusion - information for patients and families - produced by Bloodwatch, Clinical Excellence Commission, March 2014
- Broken Collar Bone
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Chest Pain
- Cellulitis*
- Constipation (Adult)*
- Coping with Grief & Loss in ED
- Crutches*
- Deep Venous Thrombosis - developed by HealthDirect
- Diarrhoea and Vomiting*
- Diverticular Disease
- Drug and Alcohol Factsheets - produced by NSW Health
- Ear Infection (Adults)
- Elbow Pain
- Environmental Health Factsheets - produced by NSW Health
- Fractured Ribs*
- Gallstones*
- Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux Disease (GORD)
- Glandular Fever
- Happier and Healthier You*
- Headache (non-migraine)*
- Head Injury (Mild) - produced by State Insurance Regulatory Authority, NSW
Institute of Trauma and Injury Management and the Emergency Care Institute, 2016 - Hypoglycaemia
- Infectious Diseases Factsheets - produced by NSW Health
- Intraosseous Insertion
- Kidney Stone*
- Knee Injuries*
- Lumbar Puncture*
- Mental Health and related issues:
- Migraine*
- Narcotic Painkillers
- Nausea and Vomiting in Pregnancy
- Nosebleeds*
- Orbital Fractures
- Pain Management
- Pelvic Inflammatory Disease*
- Peptic Ulcer Disease (PUD)
- Plaster Casts*
- Procedural Sedation*
- Prosthetic Hip Dislocation*
- Quit Smoking Factsheets -produced by iCanQuit
- Radiation Protection - developed by ARPANSA
- Risk of X-rays and CT scans in pregnancy*
- Seizures (First)*
- Shingles
- Shoulder Dislocation*
- Skin Cuts and Scrapes*
- Slings
- Smoke Inhalation
- Something in your eye*
- Tick Bite Management
- Tonsillitis*
- Ultrasound (Bedside) Examination
- Urinary Catheter care at home - produced by SESLHD
- Urinary Tract Infection*
- Whiplash - produced by the Motor Accident Authority
- Wound Care*
* The following factsheets are also available in other languages. See translated links below for more information.
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