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Where to get tested in Victoria
Queenslanders are urged to get tested for COVID-19 if they have symptoms including fever, a sore throat, a runny nose, cough, shortness of breath, fatigue or loss of smell and/or taste.
Clinical nurse consultant Janice Geary demonstrates the testing procedure for Queensland Health Minister Steven Miles at the Prince Charles Hospital.Credit:Darren England/AAP
Where to get tested?
- Your local doctor but before your appointment, call ahead and describe your symptoms so the practice can prepare for your visit.
- Fever clinics have been set up across the state.
- Call 000 in an emergency.
To find your nearest testing centre, check this map, contact your local hospital, or telephone 13HEALTH.
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