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20.09.2023
Deadly Choices to kick goals in Central West
Two former NRL stars and a touch rugby world champion will be on hand to help Central West Health launch Deadly Choices in Longreach tomorrow.
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20.09.2023
Deadly Choices to kick goals in Central West
Two former NRL stars and a touch rugby world champion will be on hand to help Central West Health launch Deadly Choices in Longreach tomorrow.
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21.07.2023
Influenza on the rise
Cases of influenza are continuing to be recorded across the Central West region.
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21.07.2023
New equipment allows visiting ophthalmology clinic to go ahead
The Central West Hospital and Health Service’s first ophthalmology clinic of 2023 was able to go ahead as scheduled last month thanks to the timely purchase of vital new equipment.
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18.07.2023
Old Aramac and Alpha hospitals
Work on the safe removal of the old Alpha and Aramac hospitals will get under way from early August and is expected to be completed by mid-October.
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13.06.2023
Western Qld residents urged to participate in bowel cancer screening program
With Bowel Cancer Awareness Month being observed during June, Western Queensland residents are being urged to take part in the National Bowel Cancer Screening Program.
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12.06.2023
Murray Valley Encephalitis alert
Health authorities are encouraging people in the Longreach local government area to beware of mosquito bites.
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16.05.2023
Reconciliation Week
Central West residents have been urged to observe the upcoming Reconciliation Week by giving some thought to the challenges faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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12.04.2023
Working with Blackall-Tambo Regional Council to attract doctors
The Central West Hospital and Health Service has partnered with the Blackall-Tambo Regional Council in a joint initiative to promote the Blackall and Tambo communities and help attract new doctors to the area.
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15.03.2023
Bush-city cardiac partnership benefits for Central West patients
A unique partnership between Central West Hospital and Health Service and a metropolitan health service is delivering a new service for rural cardiac patients closer to home.