The Aboriginal Maternal and Infant Health Service  (AMIHS) aims to improve the health of Aboriginal women during pregnancy and decrease perinatal morbidity and mortality for Aboriginal babies. Midwives and Aboriginal Health Workers work together to provide a culturally sensitive, women centred service. Antenatal and Post Natal care is   provided as early as possible after conception, up to 8 weeks post-delivery. The care is provided in the community and is linked to mainstream maternity services. This service provides regular ante and post natal  health checks and support , booking into maternity hospitals, smoking cessation programs, information on infant feeding and nutrition,  and  referral and support to access other services as required . Further information can be obtained on http://www.kidsfamilies.health.nsw.gov.au/current-work/programs/aboriginal-programs/aboriginal-maternal-and-infant-health-service/ or by contacting our service.

Gilgandra Community Health Centre Aboriginal Maternal Infant Health Service (Amihs) Service At Gula

Aboriginal Health Workers assist Aboriginal people to have a safe patient journey through the Health Service. Aboriginal Health Workers can help with  support, guidance, education and advice, language interpretations, health promotion, prevention and education, 48hr follow-up, referrals and links to other services including doctors  and other community services.

Gilgandra Community Health Centre Aboriginal Health Service At Gulargambone

Coonamble Aboriginal Health Service

Gilgandra Community Health Centre Aboriginal Health Service

Gilgandra Local Aboriginal Medical Service

Aboriginal health workers provide health advice, assistance, treatment and outreach for children, young people, families and elders in the Aboriginal community.

Coonabarabran Community Health Centre Aboriginal Health Service At Baradine

Dubbo Health Service Aboriginal Welfare Service

A chronic disease management service for Aboriginal people over the age of 16 years with congestive heart failure, coronary artery disease, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or diabetes who have difficulty managing their condition and are at risk of hospitalisation. Care co-ordination of these patients can be provided by Local Health District Care Co-ordinators. Further information can be obtained by calling our service.

Dubbo Health Service Aboriginal Health Chronic Care Service

Aboriginal health worker providing health advice, assistance, treatment and outreach for children, young people, families and elders in the Aboriginal community. Health promotion activities and follow up offerred for Aboriginal people  discharged from Narromine hospital.

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