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Not all urgencies are emergencies.
Instead of waiting in an emergency department, consider a GP Urgent Care clinic where you can be treated for minor illnesses and injuries such as mild burns, small lacerations and gastro.
Find out more and how to book an appointment.
Women 50 years and over are recommended to have a free screening mammogram every 2 years to help detect breast cancer at an early stage.
Learn about breast screening and how to book with BreastScreen WA.
Make sure your child receives their second dose of the HPV vaccine at school this term.
If your child is absent on vaccination day, contact your GP, Aboriginal Medical Service or community immunisation clinic.
EDs are for emergencies only.
For minor illnesses, your treatment options can include self care, pharmacy, calling healthdirect or seeing a GP.
Learn about the different options.
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