Pro Medical SA is a non bulk-billing group of practices. Payment: Please bring your Medicare card with you at the time of your appointment. With a mix of both male and female GP’s, Pro Medical SA is able to provide care for all patients and family members in a supportive and multi-disciplinary framework. Our Doctors are extremely competent and skilled in all aspects of Medicine including:Įach of our Adelaide GP’s hold their own particular interest and area of specialty. Our doctors place an emphasis on communication and collaborative reasoning with a philosophy centred around the prevention of chronic illness as well as the treatment of it. Call today and one of our friendly receptionists will be able to help in answering any health related queries you may have, or otherwise you can book on-line at any time using our online booking system. Our GP’s are available from 8am until 6pm weekdays and Saturday mornings with same day appointments and convenient on-line booking system. Located between Cheap as Chips and National Pharmacies at 105 Belair Road, access is via the rear of the premises. Our Family Practice in Torrens Park, Mitcham has been recently refurbished to provide state of the art facilities. Senior doctors were alerted immediately and the staff was assessed and found to be well, with no adverse reaction or side effects, SNEC had said.Pro Medical SA is a group of Family GP Practices throughout Adelaide that offer state of the art facilities with the aim of delivering the highest level of patient care. Last year, an employee at the Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC) was wrongly administered the equivalent of five doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine due to a human error. The woman was admitted to Changi General Hospital for pneumonia and hyponatremia, and was subsequently also diagnosed to have suffered a stroke. In a separate incident last year, MOH said it was conducting a "thorough investigation" after a 103-year-old woman was erroneously given a fourth dose of COVID-19 vaccine. She has been working at the clinic for around two years.ĬNA has contacted the clinic for more information. "I called my daughter for help and we waited for the ambulance to send me to the hospital."Īccording to Channel 8 News, the doctor involved is a locum and comes in twice a month. "I felt the side of my body cramping up, even to the point I felt my pulse quickening and my heart beat was increasing," said Mr Lim. Speaking to Mediacorp's Channel 8 News, Mr Lim Tau Chiew, 57, said he had experienced headache and increased heart rate. “The clinic and doctor who administered the vaccine have been suspended from the National Vaccination Programme until further notice,” the ministry added.Īfter dilution, vials of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine contain six doses of 0.3ml of vaccine, according to Singapore's Health Sciences Authority. MOH said that it takes a serious view of this incident and is carrying out a thorough investigation. The other patient did not report any adverse reaction,” said MOH. “One was hospitalised after experiencing headache and increased heart rate and has since been discharged. Responding to CNA’s queries, the ministry said that it was alerted to the incident on Monday, which took place at a clinic under the ProHealth Medical Group on Sep 15. SINGAPORE: Two adults were each given a full vial of the undiluted Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine at a clinic in Hougang, with one needing hospitalisation after experiencing headache and increased heart rate, the Ministry of Health (MOH) said on Tuesday (Sep 20). Two adults given undiluted COVID-19 vaccine at Hougang clinic, one discharged after hospitalisation: MOHThe clinic under ProHealth Medical Group and the doctor who administered the COVID-19 vaccine have been suspended from the national vaccination programme until further notice.
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