FREE Health Checks (Blood Pressure/Glucose/Cholesterol) @ Priceline Pharmacy - October/November

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tonester on 20/09/2014 - 01:59 priceline.com.au (1381 clicks)
Last edited 24/11/2014 - 16:16 by 1 other user

note that whilst fasting can give more accurate results, if they're in the normal range from a random test without fasting, then it's unlikely that one truly has high blood glucose or cholesterol levels :)

Having regular health checks ensures that your health is on the right track and you stay well for longer. Getting a health check is a simple process that can identify, prevent or lessen your chances of cardiovascular diseases, hypertension and diabetes. Nurse Practitioners can help you avoid these conditions by identifying patients that are at risk or assist patients that have been diagnosed manage their conditions effectively.

The Revive Health Check includes:

• Blood pressure check
• Blood glucose levels
• Cholesterol levels
• BMI check
• Lifestyle check
• Referral for a “MedsCheck” if required (Review of medications with the pharmacist)

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  tightarse on 20/09/2014 - 10:53

  Thanks!

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  koalachun on 20/09/2014 - 13:55

  Booked. Thanks

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  Azn310 on 20/09/2014 - 14:18

  +2

  Note: require Medicare card

  Not all ozbargainers have Medicare

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    tonester on 21/09/2014 - 18:26

    it's optional on the booking form?

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    suicine94 on 01/10/2014 - 16:09

    -1

    not all ozbarginers have an xbox one either, whats the point?

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  flam on 20/09/2014 - 17:25

  Thanks - booked in!

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  syousef on 20/09/2014 - 18:44

  Self assessment is easier and more convenient.

  Blood pressure check : Too high. Hope you like speaking using only half of your face.
  Blood glucose levels: Too high. Say goodbye to your foot.
  Cholesterol levels: Too high. Hope you like heart attacks.
  BMI check: Woah "morbidly obesse" fatso you're gonna die!
  Lifestyle check: Working self to death. Pizza soft drink and caffeine not helping.

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  tommy-darko on 20/09/2014 - 21:27

  +1

  Hate to think how a large percentage of users here would go, judging by the frequent amount of fast food deals that get up voted on here..

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  dr_ rusko on 20/09/2014 - 21:47

  This is a real dilemma for me.
  If this leads more people to be more proactive about their health… then I think something good come from it.
  If this is a replacement for a good gp then have mercy on us all.

  I hope these nurse practitioners also discuss bowel/breast/cervical/colon/skin/prostate (debatable) cancer screening with people.

  And review their psychological welbeing.
  And follow up previous abnormal results.
  And review immunisations (travel and routine).
  Etc etc etc

  Or at least people dont perceive them to be a replacement for a gp.

  Im not going to vote on this one as I have a personal interest here.
  Suffice to say this scares me. (And all things being equal I am probably against it and think a good gp is an important part of everyone's life)

  sigh

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    onesandtwos on 21/09/2014 - 12:29

    I'm not with Priceline so I can't be sure, but as a pharmacist, this would probably in line with other pharmacy initiatives like 'Know Your Numbers' run through the Australian Heart Foundation, where the program is specifically set up purely as a health promotion and screening tool (as pharmacies are a good fit). The aim is to calculate AUSDRisk scores, pick up people with high cardiovascular risk, educate people about what their numbers actually mean and refer them onto their GPs. There are set guidelines and protocols depending on the results, about what recommendations we're supposed to make, giving people a starting off point to manage their health risks e.g. referral to doctor, counselling on lifestyle, smoking cessation etc. So yeah, doctors aren't being replaced any time soon, hopefully.

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  [Deactivated] on 24/09/2014 - 12:14

  What do they use to check these things?

  Blood pressure check - that pump thing
  Blood glucose levels - ????
  Cholesterol levels - needles?
  BMI check - scale?
  Lifestyle check - ask you questions?