When to call the hospital for your child

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When to call the hospital for your child

This resource details when you should call the hospital - when your child's temperature is above 38 degrees, has chills or shaking, excessive vomiting or diarrhoea, refusing to drink and other symptoms.

Organisation:: Paediatric Integrated Cancer Service
Topic:: Children's health
Target audience:: General
Service area:: VIC
Last reviewed:: February 2024

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When to call the hospital for your child

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