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Inner West Area Mental Health Service - John Cade Adult Acute Inpatient Unit
Psychiatry
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Inner West Area Mental Health Service - John Cade Adult Acute Inpatient Unit
Contact
Phone
03 9342 4001Fax
03 9342 4023
Website
Inner West Area Mental Health Service - John Cade Adult Acute Inpatient Unit
(https://www.nwmh.org.au)
Location
Royal Melbourne Hospital, Level 1, 300 Grattan Street PARKVILLE VIC 3052
Opening times
Today
9am–5pm
Wednesday
9am–5pm
Thursday
9am–5pm
Friday
9am–5pm
Monday
9am–5pm
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Facilities
Paid parking
Toilet
Baby change facility
Appointment needed
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Billing
No fee
You won't need to pay.
Additional information
Available by appointment only.
The Neuropsychiatry Unit provides a statewide inpatient (8 bed), outpatient and liaison neuropsychiatry service. A major role of the unit is to provide clinical and therapeutic input for referred patients who will usually have complex clinical problems, which range across psychiatry, neurology and general medicine. The Neuropsychiatry Unit provides a short stay, statewide and on occasions interstate, diagnostic assessment service.
The Unit offers multidisciplinary assessments for patients with psychiatric disorders including:
-- Atypical psychiatric syndromes or organic cerebral disorders;
-- Treatment resistant disorders and treatment complications; and
-- Atypical or early onset dementia and those with co-morbid medical and neurological disease.
Assessments are preformed combining services provided by consultant neuropsychiatrists, neuropsychiatry registrar and resident, neuropsychologists, sessional neurologists and specialist nursing staff, all whom are involved in twice weekly multidisciplinary inpatient team meetings.
Aims:
To provide assessment, recommendations for future care and on occasion, treatment for patients with complex psychiatric, neurological and medical problems.
The Neuropsychiatry Unit provides a statewide inpatient (8 bed), outpatient and liaison neuropsychiatry service. A major role of the unit is to provide clinical and therapeutic input for referred patients who will usually have complex clinical problems, which range across psychiatry, neurology and general medicine. The Neuropsychiatry Unit provides a short stay, statewide and on occasions interstate, diagnostic assessment service.
The Unit offers multidisciplinary assessments for patients with psychiatric disorders including:
-- Atypical psychiatric syndromes or organic cerebral disorders;
-- Treatment resistant disorders and treatment complications; and
-- Atypical or early onset dementia and those with co-morbid medical and neurological disease.
Assessments are preformed combining services provided by consultant neuropsychiatrists, neuropsychiatry registrar and resident, neuropsychologists, sessional neurologists and specialist nursing staff, all whom are involved in twice weekly multidisciplinary inpatient team meetings.
Aims:
To provide assessment, recommendations for future care and on occasion, treatment for patients with complex psychiatric, neurological and medical problems.
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* Details may vary. Please call the service before visiting to double check details.