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7 My child’s <strong>information</strong> This is where you can file and keep <strong>information</strong> specific to your child. My Child’s Information Sec.7 Updated March 2011
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Coordinated and facilitated by the
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100129 Updated March 2011 The Infor
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Outpatients at the CCC (RCH) ......
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Hospital facilities................
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4 Cancer Children’s cancers & tre
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Parents Cancer Connect - Cancer Cou
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Ultrasound scan....................
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We are grateful to the KOALA Founda
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YOUR CHILD’S DIAGNOSIS: Your chil
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Your child’s team Many people wil
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The ward The Children’s Cancer Ce
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SCHOOL - AGE CHILDREN & ADOLESCENTS
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A menu monitor will collect your ch
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Sharing the ward The ward is a shar
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...and going home: what to take The
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Blood test Before seeing the doctor
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Going nuts with Macadamia “Going
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Sec.2.0:16 Your child’s hospital
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Medical Appointments CCC Outpatient
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The Peter Mac team The Paediatric,
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Radiotherapy planning Planning for
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Generally there are set meal times
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Showers & toilet facilities Showers
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Social Work Social Work Department
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The ward Monash Children’s has tw
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• Bring familiar items from home
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Parking Monash Medical Centre’s c
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...and going home: what to take The
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On arrival for your child’s appoi
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Social Work and interpreters Social
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Sec.2.3:2 Your child’s regional h
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Coming to hospital: what to bring..
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Parent meals Meals will be provided
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Television Please do not bring in a
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Quick Help If you are concerned abo
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Sec.2.3:12 Your child’s regional
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Food can be bought in the hospital
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Television Please do not bring in a
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• The Hospital Dining Room, First
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Visitors Parents have 24 hours acce
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If the food on the menu does not su
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Associate Unit Managers (AUM) manag
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Morning and afternoon tea is also o
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A Appointments Do you have a follow
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Pharmacy Pharmacy is located on the
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Hospital facilities ATM cash point
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Before the procedure • Talk with
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Fatigue & sleepiness Fatigue is a c
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DO NOT bring your child directly to
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Signs of Measles • Sneezing, wate
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Hints to increase the nutrition lev
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Check your child’s mouth regularl
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Hints to help your child take medic
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The health support plan should be m
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Professional development opportunit
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• When visiting households with a
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Helping your child cope with illnes
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Taking care of your relationships H
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• Some siblings benefit from canc
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With your workmates Sometimes, cont
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• Stay with your brother or siste
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Before doctors decide the best way
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The reason your Consultant Oncologi
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Page 163 and 164: Examples of complementary & alterna
Page 165 and 166: Low neutrophil count Neutrophils ar
Page 167 and 168: Digestive system side effects - Mou
Page 169 and 170: Hair & skin side effects Some treat
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Page 177 and 178: Other assistance Ambulance transpor
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Page 181 and 182: KOALA Foundation The Kids Oncology
Page 183 and 184: Fundraising groups Cancer In Kids A
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Page 187 and 188: Seeking Information Websites, the i
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Page 193 and 194: Neuropsychologist The Neuropsycholo
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Page 197 and 198: Echocardiogram An ultrasound test i
Page 199 and 200: With the Insuflon in place your chi
Page 201 and 202: BOLUS - intravenous drug administer
Page 203 and 204: INTRAVENOUS (IV) - method to admini
Page 205 and 206: THROMBOCYTOPENIA - a reduction in t
Page 207 and 208: Frequently asked questions During y
Page 209 and 210: House cleaning Is it necessary to s
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