Address:
Building 1, Level 2, Yamba DRIVE, GARRAN, 2605

Billing:
No Fee

Wheelchair access:
Yes

The Canberra Hospital provides a range of specialist outpatient services within the Outpatient Corridor Building 1, Level 2.

Neurology specialist consultations deal with the diagnosis, investigation and treatment of diseases of the nervous system the commonest of which are stroke, epilepsy, headache, Parkinson's disease and multiple sclerosis. There is approximately 10 neurology outpatient clinics per week. Outpatient clinics are held at various times during the week, depending on the specialist involved.

Generally, access to these services is through:

– Referral by your GP or Specialist;
– Referral from the Canberra Hospital Emergency Department;
– Referral from Canberra Hospital wards after an admission.

Depending on which clinical specialty you attend, you may be seen by one or more health professionals including doctors, nurses and/or allied health staff. The Canberra Hospital is a tertiary teaching hospital and therefore students of the above professions may be in attendance during your appointment.

Address:
Building 1, Level 2, Yamba DRIVE, GARRAN, 2605

Billing:
No Fee

Wheelchair access:
Yes

The Canberra Hospital provides a range of specialist outpatient services within the Outpatient Corridor Building 1, Level 2.

Oral Facio-Maxillary specialists will provide consultation and minor procedures for oral surgical conditions such as complex extractions, trauma, minor lesions and TMJ problems.

Generally, access to these services is through:

– Referral by your GP or Specialist;
– Referral from the Canberra Hospital Emergency Department;
– Referral from Canberra Hospital wards after an admission.

Depending on which clinical specialty you attend, you may be seen by one or more health professionals including doctors, nurses and/or allied health staff. The Canberra Hospital is a tertiary teaching hospital and therefore students of the above professions may be in attendance during your appointment.

Address:
Building 1, Level 2, Yamba DRIVE, GARRAN, 2605

Billing:
No Fee

Wheelchair access:
Yes

The Canberra Hospital provides a range of specialist outpatient services within the Outpatient Corridor Building 1, Level 2.

Orthopaedic Outpatient Clinics provide a large number of consultative, post operative and pre-admission clinics. Pre and postoperative clients are booked into this clinic.

Orthopaedic Outpatient Clinics provide:

– Monthly pre-operative hip and knee replacement patient education sessions;
(Held on the last Wednesday of the month 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm)
– Six week post hip and knee replacement physiotherapy review;
– Bi-weekly lower limb exercise class
(For patient’s pre and post-operative hip and knee surgery and non-operative lower limb conditions which would benefit from supervised exercise).

Orthopaedic surgery focuses on bones and muscles (the musculoskeletal system). It includes the repair of broken bones and injuries to ligaments and tendons, investigation and repair of damaged joints, and treatment of conditions such as bone and soft tissue tumours, cerebral palsy, back pain and skeletal deformities.

Generally, access into these services is through:

– Referral by your GP or Specialist;
– Referral from the Canberra Hospital Emergency Department;
– Referral from Canberra Hospital wards after an admission.

Depending on which clinical specialty you attend, you may be seen by one or more health professionals including doctors, nurses and/or allied health staff.

Address:
Building 1, Level 2, Yamba DRIVE, GARRAN, 2605

Billing:
No Fee

Wheelchair access:
Yes

The Canberra Hospital provides a range of specialist outpatient services within the Outpatient Corridor Building 1, Level 2.

Head and Neck/ENT specialists provides expert clinical care in the diagnosis, treatment and management of adult head and neck/ENT conditions. Our surgeons are specialists in the areas of otology and vestibular disorders, endoscopic sinus and nasal surgery, laser surgery of the larynx, skull base surgery and all head and neck cancer related surgery.

Generally, access to these services is through:

– Referral by your GP or Specialist;
– Referral from the Canberra Hospital Emergency Department;
– Referral from Canberra Hospital wards after an admission.

Depending on which clinical specialty you attend, you may be seen by one or more health professionals including doctors, nurses and/or allied health staff. The Canberra Hospital is a tertiary teaching hospital and therefore students of the above professions may be in attendance during your appointment.

Address:
Building 1, Level 2, Yamba DRIVE, GARRAN, 2605

Billing:
No Fee

Wheelchair access:
Yes

The Canberra Hospital provides a range of specialist outpatient services within the Outpatient Corridor Building 1, Level 2.

General plastic and reconstructive surgery includes repair of tissue damage treatment of major tissue loss (often associated with orthopaedic injuries), hand surgery including re-plantation, facial injuries, skin, intra-oral and head and neck cancers, reconstructive breast surgery, cranio-facial surgery, pressure sores and general reconstructive surgery.

Generally, access to these services is through:

– Referral by your GP or Specialist;
– Referral from the Canberra Hospital Emergency Department;
– Referral from Canberra Hospital wards after an admission.

Depending on which clinical specialty you attend, you may be seen by one or more health professionals including doctors, nurses and/or allied health staff. The Canberra Hospital is a tertiary teaching hospital and therefore students of the above professions may be in attendance during your appointment.

Address:
Building 1, Level 2, Yamba DRIVE, GARRAN, 2605

Billing:
No Fee

Wheelchair access:
Yes

The Canberra Hospital provides a range of specialist outpatient services within the Outpatient Corridor Building 1, Level 2.

General surgery focuses on the organs of the abdomen (such as the stomach, intestines, gall bladder, liver and pancreas), and includes hernia repair and haemorrhoid removal. General surgeons may also treat diseases of the skin and breast.

Generally, access to these services is through:

– Referral by your GP or Specialist;
– Referral from the Canberra Hospital Emergency Department;
– Referral from Canberra Hospital wards after an admission.

Depending on which clinical specialty you attend, you may be seen by one or more health professionals including doctors, nurses and/or allied health staff. The Canberra Hospital is a tertiary teaching hospital and therefore students of the above professions may be in attendance during your appointment.

Address:
Building 1, Level 2, Yamba DRIVE, GARRAN, 2605

Billing:
No Fee

Wheelchair access:
Yes

The Canberra Hospital provides a range of specialist outpatient services within the Outpatient Corridor Building 1, Level 2.

Urology covers the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate and reproductive organs. Trans-rectal ultrasound and biopsy, urodynamics, bladder training and other diagnostic facilities are available.

Generally, access to these services is through:

– Referral by your GP or Specialist;
– Referral from the Canberra Hospital Emergency Department;
– Referral from Canberra Hospital wards after an admission.

Depending on which clinical specialty you attend, you may be seen by one or more health professionals including doctors, nurses and/or allied health staff. The Canberra Hospital is a tertiary teaching hospital and therefore students of the above professions may be in attendance during your appointment.

Address:
Building 1, Level 2, Yamba DRIVE, GARRAN, 2605

Billing:
No Fee

Wheelchair access:
Yes

The Canberra Hospital provides a range of specialist outpatient services within the Outpatient Corridor Building 1, Level 2.

Vascular surgery focuses on blood vessels (veins and arteries) and it includes a full range of venous and arterial surgery. Services include carotid artery endarterectomy, aortic aneurysm repair and lower extremity bypass for peripheral vascular disease.

Generally, access to these services is through:

– Referral by your GP or Specialist;
– Referral from the Canberra Hospital Emergency Department;
– Referral from Canberra Hospital wards after an admission.

Depending on which clinical specialty you attend, you may be seen by one or more health professionals including doctors, nurses and/or allied health staff. The Canberra Hospital is a tertiary teaching hospital and therefore students of the above professions may be in attendance during your appointment.