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Aishwarya's CARE Call

Aishwarya's CARE Call

  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call is a 3-step process for patients, carers and family members to use if they are worried they, or a person they care for, are getting sicker in hospital
  • Tell someone if you or your loved one gets sicker while in hospital
  • You know yourself or the person you care for best
  • Hospital staff will listen to you

Aishwarya’s CARE Call is the process in WA public hospitals for you as a patient, carer or family member to use if you are worried you or the person you care for is getting sicker whilst in hospital.

The 3-step process is in place to ensure the nurses and doctors caring for you are aware of any changes to your health.

You know yourself or the person you care for best. Follow the steps below if you, or the person you care for gets sicker while in hospital.

Step 1 – If you are worried about a change in your condition or the person you care for, tell a nurse or staff member.

Step 2 – If you are still worried, tell a senior nurse or staff member.

Step 3 – If your concern is urgent you can call the Aishwarya CARE Call line or use the dedicated Aishwarya’s CARE Call phone installed in some emergency departments.

Each hospital has a different CARE Call phone number which will direct you to a dedicated senior staff member who will listen to your worries and concerns and action these urgently.

  • Armadale and Kalamunda - 9391 2419
  • Bentley Hospital - 0438 246 704
  • Royal Perth Hospital - 0437 313 925

Download Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyers in the languages below:

لعربية (Arabic)

  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Adult (PDF 263KB)
  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Child (PDF 238KB)

မြန်မာ (Burmese)

  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Adult (PDF 236KB)
  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Child (PDF 303KB)

廣東話 (Cantonese)

  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Adult (PDF 268KB)
  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Child (PDF 268KB)

简体中文 (Chinese simplified)

  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Adult (PDF 243KB)
  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Child (PDF 244KB)

English

  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Adult (PDF 304KB)
  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Child (PDF 233KB)

Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)

  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Adult (PDF 262KB)
  • Aishwarya’s CARE Call flyer - Child (PDF 234KB)
Last Updated: 12/04/2022
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