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The multilingual appointment card has been developed by Cancer Council Victoria to help culturally and linguistically diverse Australians more easily access healthcare appointments.
Simply fill in your client/patient's and provider's details, select your preferred language, submit and print. Patients can use the card to locate and remember their next appointment more easily.
For privacy reasons, Cancer Council Victoria or any other organisation will not retain any information entered into this form.
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We wish to thank Polaron Language Services for providing quality translations for this tool. info@polaron.com.au | 1300 88 55 61.
This tool has been developed by Cancer Council Victoria for use by health professionals. For all enquiries regarding your appointment, please use the contact information above.
No personal information will be retained by Cancer Council Victoria or any other organisation.
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Aboriginal communities peoples' health is everyone's responsibility.
Culturally diverse communities