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Designing Nepean’s hospital to support refugee patients
Designing Nepean’s hospital to support refugee patients
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Tuesday 20 June
Each year on 20 June, the world celebrates
World Refugee Day
, the international day to honour people who have been forced to flee.
World Refugee Day raises awareness on the unique health needs of refugees and people on the move, and the challenges they may face in accessing healthcare during their journeys and in the host country.
The Nepean Redevelopment supports
NSW Health’s commitment
to improving the health and well-being of refugees and people with refugee-like experiences who have settled in NSW.
Through our partnership with the Nepean Hospital’s Multicultural Health Unit, a number of features in the new hospital have been designed to improve the visitor and patient experience of refugees and people with refugee-like experiences.
This includes
community artworks
that feature in Building A and hospital signage in multiple languages.
Visit
NSW Health’s refugee health policy
for more information about NSW Health's specialised refugee health services.