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Tonsillectomy is one of the most common childhood surgeries and is usually performed to treat snoring, obstructive sleep apnoea or frequent tonsillitis.

New resources are now available to help families decide whether their child needs surgery to remove their tonsils. 

More babies are getting a better start to life, according to the latest data from Safer Care Victoria (SCV).

The annual Perinatal services performance indicators report compares outcomes for women and newborns at Victorian hospitals.

Disadvantaged women continue to experience poorer outcomes through pregnancy and birth amid broader improvements, the latest maternity and childhood data report reveals.

Our Paediatric Clinical Network is looking for a paediatric Nurse Unit Manager to chair the Nurse Unit Manager NUM Group and help enhance the care of children across Victoria... Read more...

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By Matthew Fisher, CEO Australian Chiropractors Association

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A new quality improvement initiative is aiming to reduce unplanned readmissions for children who undergo adenotonsillectomy in Victoria.

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By Donna Markham – Chief Allied Health Officer, Safer Care Victoria

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Do you perform spinal manipulation on children? Do you take your child to a chiropractor for such treatment? Or do you have a strong view on whether this is safe?

Following the success of our first clinical fellowship, Safer Care Victoria welcomes eight new clinicians to undertake our second SCV fellowship.