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Face mask FAQs
Wearing a face mask protects yourself, patients and the community by providing an additional physical barrier to coronavirus (COVID-19). When you enter any CALHN facilities you are required to wear a face mask.
- Facilities
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Feet, ankles & lower limbs
The Department of Podiatry in CALHN is a specialist unit focusing on preventing foot and lower limb amputations in patients with complex medical conditions. The service provides daily inpatient and outpatient clinics at the RAH and TQEH, and regular care of inpatients at HRC.
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Finding your way around
Signs inside the Royal Adelaide Hospital will help you identify the floor you are on and the area you are in.
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Follow up appointments
After you leave the Royal Adelaide Hospital, you may need to return for a follow-up appointment to undergo a check-up or specialist treatment.
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Food, drinks and shops
The retail space at the Royal Adelaide Hospital is home to businesses such as cafes, a newsagency, food court, gift shop and banking facilities.
- For GPs - advice to assist with triaging referrals
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For GPs - tips to assist with triaging referrals
A clear story helps with the triaging process so we can really “see” the patient. This page includes some tips that might assist to make a referral more effective.
- For Patients and Families
- For Patients and the Community
- For Researchers
- For Researchers and Collaborators
- For Sponsors, Collaborators and Partners
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Freedom of information
The South Australian Freedom of Information Act (1991) allows you to request access to your medical record. It is possible to obtain a copy of the medical record or to view the original record.
- Full Review