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Kim started her career at the Adelaide Children’s Hospital in 1982 in the Payroll Department where she was a clerical officer and typist for the Paymaster and Expenditure Officer.

We know that to achieve better health outcomes, we need to work holistically to make sure that the physical, social, emotional and cultural wellbeing of Aboriginal people, families and communities is understood and supported.

This Dental Health Week our dentistry experts at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital are addressing a common emergency in children – dental avulsion – which happens when the tooth is completely knocked out of the mouth.

This World Breastfeeding Week, our experts from the Women’s and Children’s Health Network share their tips on how to get your breastfeeding journey off to a great start, and the benefits of continuing as your baby grows.

This Infant Mental Health Awareness Week we introduce you to Annalise, an Infant-Parent Therapist with our Child and Family Health Service (CaFHS).

Asthma affects one in nine Australians, with children being particularly vulnerable. 9 year-old Jordan’s story explains how even mild symptoms can quickly escalate into life-threatening situations and how important asthma education can be.