caulfield hospital
The hospital plays a statewide role in rehabilitation services, which includes the Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Centre, neurological rehabilitation, spinal rehabilitation and care for amputee patients.
Services are provided in hospital, in the community and at home, depending on the individual’s needs. Care is focused on enhancing people’s health, independence and overall wellbeing.
There are no Emergency services at Caulfield Hospital. Call 000 in an emergency, or go to The Alfred Emergency & Trauma Centre.
With so much change and uncertainty in the current environment, many people are struggling with their mental health and suffering increased anxiety. Alfred Senior Psychologist Luke said this was very common, and has offered some tips to help people cope during difficult times.
Every year, senior staff at Caulfield Hospital decide the recipient of the Dr Simon Scharf Award for Outstanding Advanced Trainee in Geriatric Medicine. Dr Susanto Winata received the 2019 award for his compassionate, empathetic and patient-centred care along with great leadership.
Are you ready for the challenge? Community support is key to The Alfred’s history and its future. By joining us this year for Dry July, you will be helping to raise funds and deliver real and meaningful impacts to those in the community dealing with a cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Due to COVID-19, Semester 2 of the EMRC will be delivered completely online!
Take advantage of current social distancing measures by utilising the extra time spent at home to complete your Australasian College for Emergency Medicine 4.10 requirement.