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Site Plan
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| Plan of the main hospital site, with diagonal hatching indicating the new Emergency Department at lower ground level. |
Other Royal Hobart Hospital facilities include the Geriatric Evaluation and Monitoring Unit and the Transitional Care Unit at the old Repatriation Hospital complex in Davey Street, and the Renal Unit at St John’s Park, Newtown.
Smoke Free Environment
The RHH has been smoke free since the Public Health Amendment (Smoke Free Areas) Act came into effect on 1 September 2001. Tobacco use and smoking is prohibited on the RHH site (including entrances and hospital grounds). This ban also applies to the Geriatric Evaluation & Management Unit and the Transition Care Unit at the old Repatriation complex in Davey Street and the Renal Unit at St John’s Park in New Town. Any breach of the Public Health Amendment (Smoke Free Areas) Act may result in prosecution in accordance with the Act.
Quitline is a free, confidential telephone based support service designed to help smokers quit smoking. For the cost of a local call smokers can request a free information pack or receive advice about quitting from trained advisors. QUITLINE 137848. A leaflet outlining the RHH’s Smoke Free Policy and the benefits of quitting smoking is available from the Community Relations Unit, telephone 6222 8846.