To get hurt in Australia and take an X-ray

- To get hurt in Australia and take an X-ray

1. GP (general) appointment

2. Write to your GP to make a Radiologist appointment.

3. X-rays after visiting radiologists (usually this does not require reservation)

4. It usually takes 2-3 days for the results of the shoot to be delivered to the GP, so GP appointments are made again 3-4 days after safe.
But if the GP I see is a popular person, it's fully booked, so make a reservation again a week later.
(The writer made a GP appointment for the next day, which means that it's a very unpopular GP. Can I check the results the next day??)

5. Revisiting your GP, the GP will check the results and let you know. However, a GP general practitioner is literally a person with overall medical knowledge, not an orthopedic surgeon, so you can help with X-ray reports.

6. GPs may be free of charge for permanent residents, but there are not many doctors who provide free medical treatment these days, so you have to pay more than 20 dollars each time you see them. If you don't have a permanent resident card, you have to pay 300-400 dollars each time you see it. Oh, X-rays are free for permanent residents, but I don't know how much it is for non-permanent people who cannot be insured.

- If you want to get hurt in Korea and take an X-ray
1. After visiting the orthopedic surgery clinic, he was filmed on site immediately after consultation. Five minutes later, he met the doctor again, listened to him, and medical measures such as a cast were taken immediately.
2. Do you pay about 20,000 won in total??

* I used to say that Australian doctors don't know much about it, so I googled in front of patients, but it's very common, like the lower text.

* And the fact that this person, who is a non-permanent, is covered later does not mean that it will be Australian National Health Insurance Medicare, but that the transportation insurance company will pay the hospital fee later because he is a victim of an accident.