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Allied Health Research Symposium
Date: 17 February 2026
Time: 8:00am-4:00pm
Venue: Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital Education Centre, Herston, Queensland, 4029
Metro North Health and Metro South Health are pleased to invite you to its second Allied Health Research Symposium.
Advanced Life Support - Level 2
Date: 19 – 20 February 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
2-day course focusing on developing advanced skills in managing the deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest
Queensland Health Spirometry Training Program - Virtual workshop
Date:27 February 2026
8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Venue: Virtual workshop
The Spirometry training program provides clinicians with the skills, knowledge and specific competencies required to perform spirometry to international standards and Queensland Health guidelines.
Acting Security Supervisor Kenny is excited for Christmas to soon be upon us, and for the first Redcliffe Hospital Healthcare Ambassador role for the medical service line to roll out in the New Year. 🥳
The ambassador program is a non-traditional security role that is designed to engage with patients at the earliest opportunity, to assist patients with their concerns and help them enjoy their stay at the hospital.
“The ambassador role is often important in identifying the early signs of aggression and agitation in patients who may be affected by medication or medical conditions,” Kenny shares.
“Intervention with a security member without the security uniform on can assist and deescalate situations, producing better patient and staff outcomes.”
Kenny encourages everyone to stay safe this Christmas, and we think that’s a gift we can all appreciate.
People interested in learning more about this opportunity are encouraged to check out the vacancy via Smart Jobs or via the link in the comments 👇
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Acting Security Supervisor Kenny is excited for Christmas to soon be upon us, and for the first Redcliffe Hospital Healthcare Ambassador role for the medical service line to roll out in the New Year. 🥳
The ambassador program is a non-traditional security role that is designed to engage with patients at the earliest opportunity, to assist patients with their concerns and help them enjoy their stay at the hospital.
“The ambassador role is often important in identifying the early signs of aggression and agitation in patients who may be affected by medication or medical conditions,” Kenny shares.
“Intervention with a security member without the security uniform on can assist and deescalate situations, producing better patient and staff outcomes.”
Kenny encourages everyone to stay safe this Christmas, and we think that’s a gift we can all appreciate.
People interested in learning more about this opportunity are encouraged to check out the vacancy via Smart Jobs or via the link in the comments 👇
14-year-old Miya visits the Children`s Ward at Caboolture Hospital once every two months for an infusion. Diagnosed with Crohn`s disease, she had her treatment transferred from Brisbane to Caboolture earlier this year.
A transfer to a more local hospital has made her procedure time shorter and more convenient for her family travelling with her, whilst also freeing up some time for her to write a letter to Santa this visit.
"Christmas for me is spending time with family; nanny cooks and we enjoy sweets, playing games, and I have fun memories of my cousin and I dancing for the family.
"We`re going away for a holiday and to spend some family time together this year, so I`ve just asked Santa for clothes."
“Danny had a stroke on 6 August 2025, and he moved into STARS in September to do his rehabilitation with the wonderful team here. Sadly, he won’t be home for Christmas this year. I’ll be here with him on Christmas Day, and he doesn’t know it yet but he’s going to have a group of friends coming in on Boxing Day to help him celebrate, which I know will be a lovely surprise for him. He’s had a rough trot, and we’re hoping for no more complications, especially around Christmas time. Hopefully he’ll be home next year, and we can recommence caravanning with friends. “
💭Monday Mantra - STARS consumer Danny, who is nil by mouth, but wanted to make Christmas biscuits for his partner Tracey, pictured here who spoke on his behalf
Unlike the Hallmark movies that come out at this time of year, not everyone feels like their dreams come true at Christmas time. But we are here to give hope and let people know support is available.
Gai and Kristy from Social Work Services at RBWH completed a Quality Improvement Activity exploring social isolation and loneliness in older patients and found frailty is a risk factor for loneliness, with many people not willing to admit it affects them. 😔🥺
"Our recent audit revealed that a large number of older patients were admitted after an unwitnessed fall, showcasing the flow on effects of loneliness for this cohort" shares Gai.
"We understand that loneliness is a common experience that can be prevalent at this time of year.
"It`s important to connect and maintain social contact with friends and reach out to loved ones and neighbours over the holiday period.
"There tends to be a social stigma attached to loneliness, so it`s important to normalise the experience."
Check the comments for some resources for those who may be experiencing loneliness at this time of year 👇
