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Conditions, services and clinics The RAH offers specialist services and clinics to deliver vital healthcare to people staying in our hospital (inpatients) and to those here for an appointment or day treatment (outpatient).
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While you are here Learn more about the range of facilities and amenities available during your stay at the RAH.
Leaving hospital Our goal is for you to feel prepared to leave hospital and have the information and resources you need to manage your ongoing care and recovery.

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Clinical Services The Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) provides a comprehensive range of complex care across medical, surgical, emergency, acute mental health, outpatient and diagnostic fields. It also offers a specialist acute spinal and brain injury rehabilitation service.
GP Liaison The General Practitioner (GP) Liaison Nurse at the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) works to provide a central, efficient and timely communication link to GPs and their practice staff.
Outpatient referrals All referrals received by outpatient clinics will be reviewed to determine the clinical urgency of the patient’s condition. All appointments are scheduled based on patient clinical need.

Support the Centre for Creative Health To support the sustainability of the arts in health program, the Centre for Creative Health Board, seeks donations and oversee the flow of donations to the Centre.
Royal Adelaide Hospital Research Fund The Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) Research Fund believes everyone deserves access to the best possible treatment and patient care. We strive to make this possible by raising funds for medical equipment, lifesaving medical and clinical research and enhanced patient services.
Volunteering at the RAH The respected team of volunteers at the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) play an important role by generously giving their time to enhance the comfort and well-being of patients and their loved ones.

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Adelaide BioMed City The Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) forms the centrepiece of the state’s $3.6 billion Adelaide BioMed City, set to become one of the largest health and life sciences clusters in the southern hemisphere. Discover more
Clinical trials The Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) continues to be a centre for excellence in medical research. Discover more
Research office The Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) Research Office is responsible for the governance of research activities conducted at sites across the network, including the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH). Discover more

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