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- Refugee Health Assessment Template
- Red & General Alerts for New Arrivals
- Desktop Guide: Caring for Refugee Patients in General Practice
- Comprehensive Guide: Promoting Refugee Health
- Australian Society of Infectious Diseases Guidelines
- Vitamin D
- Catch up immunisation guide
- Asylum Seeker Eligibility Guidelines
- Asylum Seeker Fact Sheet
- Community Detention Health Service Guidelines
- Community Detention Immunisation Guidelines
- Health Assessment on Christmas Island
- Royal Children’s Hospital Immigrant Health Service
Latest News
New post-graduate studies in refugee health & wellbeing for nurses
Closing date for enrolments 13th January 2012. A new post-graduate unit in refugee health a..
Asylum seeker fact sheet for Victorian health services
Asylum seeker fact sheet for Victorian health services. There have been recent changes to the ..
Humanitarian Settlement Services fact sheet
The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) has released a fact sheet outlining the new Hum..
Network activity highlight - April
In the five year period from 1 July 2005 until 30 June 2010, 2,030 humanitarian entrants settled..
Professional Development for Nurses
Intensive Introduction: Including Refugee Health Assessment and Care This two day introductory..
Refugee Health Presentations at the 2011 Refugee Conference
This years conference from 14 - 17 June in Syndney marks the 60th anniversity of the Refugee Convent..
2011 Refugee Health Series - first forum "Working with Refugees with Entrenched Grief"
The Refugee Health Series is suitable for GPs, Refugee Health Nurses, practice nurses and interested..
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Welcome to the Victorian Refugee Health Network
The Network was formed in 2007 to bring health and community services together to be more accessible and responsive to the needs of refugees and asylum seekers. Click here to find out more about us.
Where can I refer?
- Specialist Refugee & Immigrant Health Clinics - GP Referral Only
- Refugee Health Nurse Program
- Asylum Seeker Health
- Psychological Support/Counselling
- Interpreters/Language Services
- National
- Complex Health Support
- Nutrition
- Local Committees/Network
- GP Directories