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| Renal
Dialysis Unit |
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Offering
haemodialysis to people with chronic renal failure living in our
community
What
size is the unit and when is it open?
We
have 6 dialysis stations and offer 2 shifts a day 6 days a week,
Monday to Saturday. The hours are:
07.30
- 9.30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday
07.30 - 7.30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
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To
ensure efficient operation of the Dialysis Unit appointment times are
given and we ask that these are respected.
How
do I get there?
Transport
to dialysis is your own responsibility. Reserved parking is provided
free of charge outside the unit. Public transport in the form of Upper
Ferntree Gully Station and bus services are nearby. If you have any
problems please do not hesitate to speak to a member of staff.
Map
Which doctor will
look after me?
You will
remain under the care of the doctors at your parent hospital. We liase
with them in regards to your dialysis prescription or other areas
of concern you may have.
Who will look after
me on dialysis?
Our experienced
team of nurses are responsible for your care at The Angliss. We work
with a primary nursing system which means that one nurse will have
overall responsibility for your care although of course we all participate.
What about my medications?
When
you go to an Out-Patients Appointment you will need to pick up prescriptions
to cover your medication requirements until your next appointment.
Out
dialysis unit provides:
- Fully
trained nurses with a real interest in your wellbeing.
- Modern,
regularly maintained machines.
- Commitment
to quality care, which means that we are always looking for ways it
may be possible to improve our service to you.
- Blood
tests as required by your parent hospital.
- Advice
on Medications and diet.
- Flexibility
to accomodate Out Patients Appointments and important family commitments.
In this friendly,
caring environment:
- Television,
VCR and radio are available.
- Sandwiches,
morning/afternoon tea and drinks are provided. You are also welcome
to bring your own food.
Our dialysis unit
encourages:
- Independence
in caring for yourself on dialysis
- Questions
- Family
and friends visiting. (Limit of 2 per person due to space constraints)
- People
anticipating dialysis are welcome to visit the unit
- For
personal comfort a blanket may be required
Contact
Sue Bruveris Phone:
9764-6112 Fax:
9764-6159

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