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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.
For the community
Calling Triple Zero (000)
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Learn about calling Triple Zero for an ambulance in an emergency. This includes what an emergency is, how to call 000 and how to teach kids about 000.
Registering an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
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Learn about AEDs and how to register your publicly accessible AED in Tasmania.
Keeping ambulance officers safe
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Learn how to keep Tasmania’s ambulance officers safe including information about unacceptable behaviour and how to help ambulance staff.
Ambulance costs
Learn about the costs of Ambulances:
Feedback, compliments and complaints
- We are happy to receive feedback from you.
- This helps us to improve our services.
- We acknowledge, review and investigate all complaints.
- We will respond by a phone call, email or letter.
- For information regarding COVID-19, please visit the Coronavirus Tasmania website or call the Public Health Hotline on 1800 671 738
How to provide feedback
You can provide a query, comment/suggestion, compliment or complaint by contacting us through one of the below channels:
- Phone: 03 6166 2011
- Email: [email protected]
Latest news
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Department of Health staff recognised in King’s Birthday Honours
Congratulations to the three Department of Health staff who have been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours.
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Patient reunites with rescuers following serious ATV crash
A Tasmanian man seriously injured in an ATV accident last year has had the chance to reunite with the first responders that came to his rescue.
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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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New mental health emergency response service to rollout in North West Tasmania
Tasmania's successful mental health emergency response service will expand to the North West of the State from next week as part of a two-year trial designed to boost access to timely, appropriate and evidence-based mental health care in the region.
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