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I received a letter saying my child needs a Healthy Start for School\/4 year old check. Can you do this?<\/strong><\/p>\n The Healthy Start for School\/4-year-old checks are done by the School Health Nurse once your child enters the school system. A pack will go home with your child when the checks are going to be done. You need to complete the information and return it to the school.<\/p>\n If your Centrelink payment is reliant upon your child having the Healthy Start for School check, please write on the front of the envelope \u201cCentrelink\u201d and those children will be seen first.<\/p>\n My baby hasn\u2019t been immunised yet. Can we still attend the Early Parenting Group?<\/strong><\/p>\n Yes! You and your baby can attend the Early Parenting Group. Most of the children present are not old enough to be immunised.<\/p>\n How do I access my vaccination record?<\/strong><\/p>\n Parents or\u00a0guardians of children under 14 years of age and individuals 14 years of age and over can access their immunisation history statement by:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Do I need a Doctor\u2019s referral for my child to be assessed by a Speech Therapist\/Occupational Therapist\/Physiotherapist\/Dietitian\/Audiologist?<\/strong><\/p>\n No, you do not need a doctor\u2019s referral. You can self-refer your child by requesting a referral form from us.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n My child is incontinent during the day, can you help with this?<\/strong><\/p>\n Unfortunately, our Enuresis Nurse only deals with nocturnal (night-time) wetting.\u00a0Our Enuresis Nurse accepts referrals for children\u00a0from the age of 5 and half years.\u00a0Bunbury Regional Hospital has an incontinence program that may be able to assist. They deal with day-wetting (daytime incontinence) and soiling (faecal incontinence). They can be contacted on 9722 1408.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n My child has an ear infection\/is unwell. Should I reschedule their Audiology appointment (hearing test)?<\/strong><\/p>\n Please phone and ask to speak with the Audiologist, as they will be able to assess whether or not your child will be able to attend.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n My child is unwell, is it advisable to have their immunisations at another time?<\/strong><\/p>\n If your baby has a fever or is very unwell, it is not advisable to have them immunised until they are well.<\/p>\n If your baby has a minor cold or cough, they can still be immunised.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n