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Choose the healthcare option that’s right for you
In addition to hospital emergency departments, you can access healthcare advice and treatment close to home, or even without leaving the house!
Mum’s knowing advice foreshadows Aoifou’s compassionate care
You don’t have to talk to Gannet House’s Aoifou Fili for too long to understand why she was awarded the Metro North Health Assistant in Nursing for 2024.
Belonging baskets handcrafted with care for hospital patients
A community group from Tweed Heads has crafted 56 patchwork ‘belonging baskets’ for patients in The Prince Charles Hospital’s mental health units.
Henry brings his knowledge of both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures to STARS
Identifying as both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australian, Henry has joined STARS as the Cultural Capability Officer.
Events
2024 Cancer Care Services Preceptorship for General Practitioners
Date: Saturday 20 July 2024
Time: 8:30 am registration, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
Venue: Face to Face
Throughout this program we want to provide you with a greater knowledge of the treatment provided and processes at Cancer Care Services RBWH for patients and how this information can be applied to your practice. We look forward to your participation throughout the day.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Quokkas have infectious smiles, making them the perfect choice to decorate the paediatric specialist outpatient department at Caboolture Hospital - sure to pop a grin on our patients faces!
The six rooms in the department which see a variety of paediatric patients aged 0 - 16, now have a picture of an Australian animal on the front door, which were meticulously selected by nurses in the department like clinical care coordinators Tegan and Michelle.
"We chose an echidna, turtle, galah , koala, quokka, and kangaroo - we wanted to make the area more child friendly," Michelle said. 🐢🦘🐨
"The goal is to get stickers and wallpaper inside the rooms to theme with the animal that is on the front."
[Accessibility image description: Tegan and Michelle wear dark coloured scrubs next to a picture of a quokka.]
![Quokkas have infectious smiles, making them the perfect choice to decorate the paediatric specialist outpatient department at Caboolture Hospital - sure to pop a grin on our patients faces!
The six rooms in the department which see a variety of paediatric patients aged 0 - 16, now have a picture of an Australian animal on the front door, which were meticulously selected by nurses in the department like clinical care coordinators Tegan and Michelle.
We chose an echidna, turtle, galah , koala, quokka, and kangaroo - we wanted to make the area more child friendly, Michelle said. 🐢🦘🐨
The goal is to get stickers and wallpaper inside the rooms to theme with the animal that is on the front.
[Accessibility image description: Tegan and Michelle wear dark coloured scrubs next to a picture of a quokka.]](https://metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/wp-content/plugins/custom-facebook-feed-pro/assets/img/placeholder.png)
Latest news
Choose the healthcare option that’s right for you
In addition to hospital emergency departments, you can access healthcare advice and treatment close to home, or even without leaving the house!
Mum’s knowing advice foreshadows Aoifou’s compassionate care
You don’t have to talk to Gannet House’s Aoifou Fili for too long to understand why she was awarded the Metro North Health Assistant in Nursing for 2024.
Events
2024 Cancer Care Services Preceptorship for General Practitioners
Date: Saturday 20 July 2024
Time: 8:30 am registration, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
Venue: Face to Face
Throughout this program we want to provide you with a greater knowledge of the treatment provided and processes at Cancer Care Services RBWH for patients and how this information can be applied to your practice. We look forward to your participation throughout the day.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Quokkas have infectious smiles, making them the perfect choice to decorate the paediatric specialist outpatient department at Caboolture Hospital - sure to pop a grin on our patients faces!
The six rooms in the department which see a variety of paediatric patients aged 0 - 16, now have a picture of an Australian animal on the front door, which were meticulously selected by nurses in the department like clinical care coordinators Tegan and Michelle.
"We chose an echidna, turtle, galah , koala, quokka, and kangaroo - we wanted to make the area more child friendly," Michelle said. 🐢🦘🐨
"The goal is to get stickers and wallpaper inside the rooms to theme with the animal that is on the front."
[Accessibility image description: Tegan and Michelle wear dark coloured scrubs next to a picture of a quokka.]
Latest news
Choose the healthcare option that’s right for you
In addition to hospital emergency departments, you can access healthcare advice and treatment close to home, or even without leaving the house!
Events
2024 Cancer Care Services Preceptorship for General Practitioners
Date: Saturday 20 July 2024
Time: 8:30 am registration, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm
Venue: Face to Face
Throughout this program we want to provide you with a greater knowledge of the treatment provided and processes at Cancer Care Services RBWH for patients and how this information can be applied to your practice. We look forward to your participation throughout the day.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Quokkas have infectious smiles, making them the perfect choice to decorate the paediatric specialist outpatient department at Caboolture Hospital - sure to pop a grin on our patients faces!
The six rooms in the department which see a variety of paediatric patients aged 0 - 16, now have a picture of an Australian animal on the front door, which were meticulously selected by nurses in the department like clinical care coordinators Tegan and Michelle.
"We chose an echidna, turtle, galah , koala, quokka, and kangaroo - we wanted to make the area more child friendly," Michelle said. 🐢🦘🐨
"The goal is to get stickers and wallpaper inside the rooms to theme with the animal that is on the front."
[Accessibility image description: Tegan and Michelle wear dark coloured scrubs next to a picture of a quokka.]