Chaplaincy - Spiritual and Pastoral Care

Member for

6 years 6 months
Submitted by Steven.Wood on Fri, 27/07/2018 - 22:00

How we can help you

Chaplains are available to all patients and their families, no matter their religious background, spiritual beliefs or lack of belief. Our chaplains offer support, comfort, a listening ear, and the offer of prayers, rites or rituals depending on your specific wants and needs. You can interact with chaplains as we make our regular ward visits, or you can ask the ward clerk, your nurse, social worker or the switchboard operator to contact a Chaplain for you. Chaplains available on site include representatives of different faiths including Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Christian (Protestant, Greek Orthodox, and Roman Catholic).

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Contact us
Phone
02 9382 2093

Opening hours

Our chaplaincy service is available for pastoral care during the day and after hours for emergencies only.

How to find our Chapel

Our Chapel is located opposite the Pharmacy in the Barker street entrance foyer of the Prince of Wales Hospital.  (See our campus map)

Information about how to get to our Randwick campus

 

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Our chaplains offer support, comfort, prayers, and rites or rituals depending on your needs. Chaplains make regular ward visits, or you can ask the ward clerk, your nurse, social worker or the switchboard operator to contact a Chaplain for you.

Our chaplaincy service is available for pastoral care during the day and after hours for emergencies only.

If you would like to make a referral to the Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Service then please telephone our Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Enquiry line on 02 9382 2093 and leave a message.

Chaplaincy - Spiritual and Pastoral Care

Member for

6 years 6 months
Submitted by Steven.Wood on Fri, 27/07/2018 - 22:00

How we can help you

Chaplains are available to all patients and their families, no matter their religious background, spiritual beliefs or lack of belief. Our chaplains offer support, comfort, a listening ear, and the offer of prayers, rites or rituals depending on your specific wants and needs. You can interact with chaplains as we make our regular ward visits, or you can ask the ward clerk, your nurse, social worker or the switchboard operator to contact a Chaplain for you. Chaplains available on site include representatives of different faiths including Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Christian (Protestant, Greek Orthodox, and Roman Catholic).

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Location Details
Contact us
Phone
02 9382 2093

Opening hours

Our chaplaincy service is available for pastoral care during the day and after hours for emergencies only.

How to find our Chapel

Our Chapel is located opposite the Pharmacy in the Barker street entrance foyer of the Prince of Wales Hospital.  (See our campus map)

Information about how to get to our Randwick campus

 

Location Media
Meta Description
Our chaplains offer support, comfort, prayers, and rites or rituals depending on your needs. Chaplains make regular ward visits, or you can ask the ward clerk, your nurse, social worker or the switchboard operator to contact a Chaplain for you.

Our chaplaincy service is available for pastoral care during the day and after hours for emergencies only.

If you would like to make a referral to the Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Service then please telephone our Chaplaincy and Pastoral Care Enquiry line on 02 9382 2093 and leave a message.

Clinical Neurophysiology

Member for

6 years 6 months
Submitted by Steven.Wood on Thu, 26/07/2018 - 20:33

How we can help you

Our department, a part of the Institute of Neurological Sciences, performs diagnostic tests involving the recording of electrical responses from your nervous system. We provide services for adults, children, inpatients and non-inpatients. We have patients referred from many locations in NSW.

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Location Details
Contact us
Phone
02 9382 2211
Fax
02 9382 2860

How to find us

Level 2, High Street Building, Prince of Wales Hospital (Building 2B on our campus map)

Information about how to get to our Randwick campus

 

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Clinical Neurophysiology

Test Who it is for How to prepare
Electroencephalography (EEG) Adults For a sleep-deprived EEG, no sleep for 24 hours prior to your test.
  Children Ring reception as preparation varies with age
Electromyography and nerve conduction studies (EMG/NCS) All No preparation is required. Tell our Doctors if you are taking anticoagulants (blood thinners)
Vestibular studies (ENG/caloric/VEMPs) All Ears must be clean of wax so please ask your referring Doctor to check. Additional instructions.
Evoked Potentials (EPs) All No preparation is required. Bring your prescription glasses if you normally use them.

If you would like more details on your test we have information sheets available. Please contact reception and they can be mailed to you.

All tests take at least one hour. Please be punctual for your tests to avoid delays for other patients.

The results will be forwarded to your doctor by the next working day if they have a fax or encrypted email service. Our technicians are not able to provide you with your results.

Patients who are eligible for Medicare may be bulk billed, please bring your Medicare card with you. Patients without a Medicare card will need to pay the scheduled fee. For newborns who do not yet have a Medicare card, we will charge 85% of the scheduled fee which can be claimed for once the card is issued. 

For a WorkCover or Third Party payments, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) fees generally apply. These are payable at the time of the test unless details of the claim and its acceptance are provided. 

Overseas visitors will need to pay the NSW Health minimum charge. Some tests may be covered by their Reciprocal Health Care card.

Please email us for an electronic referral form for your patient. 

Clinical Neurophysiology

Member for

6 years 6 months
Submitted by Steven.Wood on Thu, 26/07/2018 - 20:33

How we can help you

Our department, a part of the Institute of Neurological Sciences, performs diagnostic tests involving the recording of electrical responses from your nervous system. We provide services for adults, children, inpatients and non-inpatients. We have patients referred from many locations in NSW.

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Location Details
Contact us
Phone
02 9382 2211
Fax
02 9382 2860

How to find us

Level 2, High Street Building, Prince of Wales Hospital (Building 2B on our campus map)

Information about how to get to our Randwick campus

 

Location Media
Meta Description
Clinical Neurophysiology

Test Who it is for How to prepare
Electroencephalography (EEG) Adults For a sleep-deprived EEG, no sleep for 24 hours prior to your test.
  Children Ring reception as preparation varies with age
Electromyography and nerve conduction studies (EMG/NCS) All No preparation is required. Tell our Doctors if you are taking anticoagulants (blood thinners)
Vestibular studies (ENG/caloric/VEMPs) All Ears must be clean of wax so please ask your referring Doctor to check. Additional instructions.
Evoked Potentials (EPs) All No preparation is required. Bring your prescription glasses if you normally use them.

If you would like more details on your test we have information sheets available. Please contact reception and they can be mailed to you.

All tests take at least one hour. Please be punctual for your tests to avoid delays for other patients.

The results will be forwarded to your doctor by the next working day if they have a fax or encrypted email service. Our technicians are not able to provide you with your results.

Patients who are eligible for Medicare may be bulk billed, please bring your Medicare card with you. Patients without a Medicare card will need to pay the scheduled fee. For newborns who do not yet have a Medicare card, we will charge 85% of the scheduled fee which can be claimed for once the card is issued. 

For a WorkCover or Third Party payments, the Australian Medical Association (AMA) fees generally apply. These are payable at the time of the test unless details of the claim and its acceptance are provided. 

Overseas visitors will need to pay the NSW Health minimum charge. Some tests may be covered by their Reciprocal Health Care card.

Please email us for an electronic referral form for your patient.