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Mental health services

Get information on mental health services including the SA Health Mental Triage Service, Urgent Mental Health Care Centre and 24/7 helplines.

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About the RAH

The Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) is South Australia's flagship hospital, providing complex clinical care to thousands of patients each year.

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Structure and governance

The Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) is part of the Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN). Learn how we function.

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Careers

Find out more about working at the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH), part of the Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN).

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Alcohol, drugs and medication management

Alcohol, recreational drugs and chronic pain medication (opioids) can affect your safety during surgery, as well as pain levels and ability to recover well after surgery.

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Emotional wellbeing

Facing surgery can be a worrying time and can raise questions, doubts and uncertainties. The lead up to surgery is a good time to address your concerns.

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