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More Tasmanian health staff are receiving additional training to enhance emergency care in rural and regional areas, helping to improve outcomes for patients across the Tasmanian community.
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Visiting hours
10:00am - 8:00pm
All visitors must comply with requests from staff.
- Approval for visits outside these hours need to be discussed with the Director of Nursing on (03) 6478 9514.
- If you are unwell, please do not visit unless you have approval from the Director of Nursing.
- No food or drink to be consumed by visitors in patient's rooms.
- Please sanitise your hands when entering and leaving the facility.
Visitor numbers
Maximum number of visitors allowed at one time.
2 visitors at the bedside
All visitors must wear a surgical mask.
Visitor access and mask wearing may be reviewed at any time.
Our services
The Hospital provides the Smithton Community with 12 acute care beds, an Accident and Emergency Service, midwifery clinic and Visiting Services such as Radiology, Physiotherapy, Counselling, Mental Health, Alcohol & Drug, Podiatry, Diabetic, optometry, audiology, and Obstetric Clinics.
A range of community services are also provided from the hospital including Community Health Nursing, Home Help/Personal Care and HACC nail care clinic.
Latest news
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Response to proposed action by the ANMF
The Department of Health acknowledges the proposed action taken by the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation and reassures the Tasmanian community that they should continue to seek hospital-level care if they require it.
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Next stage of campaign launched to promote respect for health workers
The next stage of a campaign to promote respect towards Tasmanian health workers has been launched, with staff members from the Department of Health again featuring at the centre of the campaign.
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