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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) vaccine clinics
Walk-ins are now open to all eligible Queenslanders (anyone aged 12 and above) at Metro North Health’s vaccination clinics.
For more information visit our COVID-19 Vaccination page.
COVID-19 changes to visiting our hospitals
Updated 11 October 2021
Any person permitted to enter a hospital must not enter, or remain on, the premises without wearing a face mask. You also must not visit our hospitals if you have been to an interstate hotspot or COVID-19 exposure venue in the last 14 days, even if you have returned a negative COVID-19 test.
Standard COVID-19 visitor restrictions still apply at this facility. This means you must not visit this facility if:
Latest news
Community pharmacy driving new innovative approaches in vaccine rollout – WINNER
The Community and Oral Health Pharmacy Vaccination Services team led by Kerry Feilding having been driving ideas into action through innovative approaches by standing up dozens of vaccination clinics over the last eight months.
Herston Biofabrication Institute celebrates 3D printing day
3 December – International 3D Printing Day – celebrates the invention of the very first 3D printer and strives to create awareness and educate people in this growing, fascinating and fun industry.
RBWH excels at Junior Doctor of the Year Awards
Our junior medical cohort has shone brightly at the Confederation of Postgraduate Medical Education Councils (CPMED) Australia and New Zealand Junior Doctor of the Year Awards, with five RBWH doctors receiving honourable accolades.
Enhancing the deadly smiles of families – WINNER
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community has had access to an innovative mobile oral health screening service.
Events
Good Clinical Practice Course
Date: Monday 21st March 2022
Time: 8.30-12.30pm
Venue: RBWH Education Centre Seminar Rooms 1&2
Course 1
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Clinical nurse Aimee has been part of the BreastScreen Queensland for three years and wants to make sure women keep on top of their health! 💗😇
"Breast screening is empowering, it means women can take control of their health and act when necessary," she said.
"Early detection of breast cancer is our best chance to beat it so don't put it off for another year, book your screen now.
"People often ask me how I do this job, trying to find cancer and delivering bad news, but I don't think of it that way.
"I think that if we do find a cancer early, patients only need a small surgery and we give women their life back. If it's not as easy as that we work with the patient closely through counseling while referring them to a diagnostic centre to progress their healthcare journey."
Thank you, Aimee, for everything you do for Queensland's women! #ShoutoutSaturday 👏
Book your breast screen now: bit.ly/3lsokey
When baby Bella-Jane came into the world at 27 weeks, first-time mum Michelle didn’t panic, she stayed strong and didn’t leave her baby’s side. 💓
Michelle’s tiny 564-gram baby girl spent 90 days in the NICU at #RBWH and a further 11 days in the nursery before relocating to Caboolture Hospital’s Special Care Nursery. 🏥🐣
Now weighing a much healthier 2.8 kgs, baby Bella-Jane has started to show signs of a very cute and cheeky personality, and always closes her eyes just as mum is taking a photo
We have everything crossed that Bella-Jane is given the tick of approval to head home just in time for Christmas. 🎄 #FeelgoodFriday
Viral fragments of SARS-CoV-2 have been confirmed in sewage during recent routine testing at the Burpengary East wastewater treatment plant, offering a timely reminder that anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should get tested. Suburbs listed in this location are listed in the comments below.
The fragments could either indicate the presence of an diagnosed case of COVID-19 in the community or that a case who is no longer infectious is still shedding fragments of the virus. Symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, fatigue, diarrhoea, nausea or vomiting, and loss of taste or smell.
For information on Metro North's fever clinics please visit bit.ly/3n6SHXr.
For relevant suburbs please see bit.ly/3AqJONK.
For #JamiesonTraumaInstitute's Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM, International Day of People with Disability - Australia is an opportunity for us to pause, plan and move towards a better future for those living with a disability - which amounts to over four million people in Australia. ✨
"Today is a reminder for us to strive towards something more. We need representation to build a better future, we need to see disabled people in more leadership roles to drive change for the next generation.
"To change the world all you need to do today and any day is be an ally. I'm here because I've had many allies stand beside me - so, support disabled people, sponsor them, speak up for them and stand with them."
It's officially day one of the silly season and the #RBWH maternity department has decked the halls from top to bottom with sparkly, shiny and spectacular decorations! 😍🎄🎁
Louise has charged full steam ahead with the decorations under the passionate direction of Jackie and with lots of help from elves (aka midwives). 🏥 Let us know if you're putting up the Christmas tree tonight - we want to see!
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) vaccine clinics
Walk-ins are now open to all eligible Queenslanders (anyone aged 12 and above) at Metro North Health’s vaccination clinics.
For more information visit our COVID-19 Vaccination page.
COVID-19 changes to visiting our hospitals
Updated 11 October 2021
Any person permitted to enter a hospital must not enter, or remain on, the premises without wearing a face mask. You also must not visit our hospitals if you have been to an interstate hotspot or COVID-19 exposure venue in the last 14 days, even if you have returned a negative COVID-19 test.
Standard COVID-19 visitor restrictions still apply at this facility. This means you must not visit this facility if:
Latest news
Community pharmacy driving new innovative approaches in vaccine rollout – WINNER
The Community and Oral Health Pharmacy Vaccination Services team led by Kerry Feilding having been driving ideas into action through innovative approaches by standing up dozens of vaccination clinics over the last eight months.
Herston Biofabrication Institute celebrates 3D printing day
3 December – International 3D Printing Day – celebrates the invention of the very first 3D printer and strives to create awareness and educate people in this growing, fascinating and fun industry.
Events
Good Clinical Practice Course
Date: Monday 21st March 2022
Time: 8.30-12.30pm
Venue: RBWH Education Centre Seminar Rooms 1&2
Course 1
/ MetroNorthHHS
Clinical nurse Aimee has been part of the BreastScreen Queensland for three years and wants to make sure women keep on top of their health! 💗😇
"Breast screening is empowering, it means women can take control of their health and act when necessary," she said.
"Early detection of breast cancer is our best chance to beat it so don't put it off for another year, book your screen now.
"People often ask me how I do this job, trying to find cancer and delivering bad news, but I don't think of it that way.
"I think that if we do find a cancer early, patients only need a small surgery and we give women their life back. If it's not as easy as that we work with the patient closely through counseling while referring them to a diagnostic centre to progress their healthcare journey."
Thank you, Aimee, for everything you do for Queensland's women! #ShoutoutSaturday 👏
Book your breast screen now: bit.ly/3lsokey
When baby Bella-Jane came into the world at 27 weeks, first-time mum Michelle didn’t panic, she stayed strong and didn’t leave her baby’s side. 💓
Michelle’s tiny 564-gram baby girl spent 90 days in the NICU at #RBWH and a further 11 days in the nursery before relocating to Caboolture Hospital’s Special Care Nursery. 🏥🐣
Now weighing a much healthier 2.8 kgs, baby Bella-Jane has started to show signs of a very cute and cheeky personality, and always closes her eyes just as mum is taking a photo
We have everything crossed that Bella-Jane is given the tick of approval to head home just in time for Christmas. 🎄 #FeelgoodFriday
Viral fragments of SARS-CoV-2 have been confirmed in sewage during recent routine testing at the Burpengary East wastewater treatment plant, offering a timely reminder that anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should get tested. Suburbs listed in this location are listed in the comments below.
The fragments could either indicate the presence of an diagnosed case of COVID-19 in the community or that a case who is no longer infectious is still shedding fragments of the virus. Symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, fatigue, diarrhoea, nausea or vomiting, and loss of taste or smell.
For information on Metro North's fever clinics please visit bit.ly/3n6SHXr.
For relevant suburbs please see bit.ly/3AqJONK.
For #JamiesonTraumaInstitute's Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM, International Day of People with Disability - Australia is an opportunity for us to pause, plan and move towards a better future for those living with a disability - which amounts to over four million people in Australia. ✨
"Today is a reminder for us to strive towards something more. We need representation to build a better future, we need to see disabled people in more leadership roles to drive change for the next generation.
"To change the world all you need to do today and any day is be an ally. I'm here because I've had many allies stand beside me - so, support disabled people, sponsor them, speak up for them and stand with them."
It's officially day one of the silly season and the #RBWH maternity department has decked the halls from top to bottom with sparkly, shiny and spectacular decorations! 😍🎄🎁
Louise has charged full steam ahead with the decorations under the passionate direction of Jackie and with lots of help from elves (aka midwives). 🏥 Let us know if you're putting up the Christmas tree tonight - we want to see!
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) vaccine clinics
Walk-ins are now open to all eligible Queenslanders (anyone aged 12 and above) at Metro North Health’s vaccination clinics.
For more information visit our COVID-19 Vaccination page.
COVID-19 changes to visiting our hospitals
Updated 11 October 2021
Any person permitted to enter a hospital must not enter, or remain on, the premises without wearing a face mask. You also must not visit our hospitals if you have been to an interstate hotspot or COVID-19 exposure venue in the last 14 days, even if you have returned a negative COVID-19 test.
Standard COVID-19 visitor restrictions still apply at this facility. This means you must not visit this facility if:
Latest news
Community pharmacy driving new innovative approaches in vaccine rollout – WINNER
The Community and Oral Health Pharmacy Vaccination Services team led by Kerry Feilding having been driving ideas into action through innovative approaches by standing up dozens of vaccination clinics over the last eight months.
Events
Good Clinical Practice Course
Date: Monday 21st March 2022
Time: 8.30-12.30pm
Venue: RBWH Education Centre Seminar Rooms 1&2
Course 1
/ MetroNorthHHS
Clinical nurse Aimee has been part of the BreastScreen Queensland for three years and wants to make sure women keep on top of their health! 💗😇
"Breast screening is empowering, it means women can take control of their health and act when necessary," she said.
"Early detection of breast cancer is our best chance to beat it so don't put it off for another year, book your screen now.
"People often ask me how I do this job, trying to find cancer and delivering bad news, but I don't think of it that way.
"I think that if we do find a cancer early, patients only need a small surgery and we give women their life back. If it's not as easy as that we work with the patient closely through counseling while referring them to a diagnostic centre to progress their healthcare journey."
Thank you, Aimee, for everything you do for Queensland's women! #ShoutoutSaturday 👏
Book your breast screen now: bit.ly/3lsokey
When baby Bella-Jane came into the world at 27 weeks, first-time mum Michelle didn’t panic, she stayed strong and didn’t leave her baby’s side. 💓
Michelle’s tiny 564-gram baby girl spent 90 days in the NICU at #RBWH and a further 11 days in the nursery before relocating to Caboolture Hospital’s Special Care Nursery. 🏥🐣
Now weighing a much healthier 2.8 kgs, baby Bella-Jane has started to show signs of a very cute and cheeky personality, and always closes her eyes just as mum is taking a photo
We have everything crossed that Bella-Jane is given the tick of approval to head home just in time for Christmas. 🎄 #FeelgoodFriday
Viral fragments of SARS-CoV-2 have been confirmed in sewage during recent routine testing at the Burpengary East wastewater treatment plant, offering a timely reminder that anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should get tested. Suburbs listed in this location are listed in the comments below.
The fragments could either indicate the presence of an diagnosed case of COVID-19 in the community or that a case who is no longer infectious is still shedding fragments of the virus. Symptoms include fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, fatigue, diarrhoea, nausea or vomiting, and loss of taste or smell.
For information on Metro North's fever clinics please visit bit.ly/3n6SHXr.
For relevant suburbs please see bit.ly/3AqJONK.
For #JamiesonTraumaInstitute's Dr Dinesh Palipana OAM, International Day of People with Disability - Australia is an opportunity for us to pause, plan and move towards a better future for those living with a disability - which amounts to over four million people in Australia. ✨
"Today is a reminder for us to strive towards something more. We need representation to build a better future, we need to see disabled people in more leadership roles to drive change for the next generation.
"To change the world all you need to do today and any day is be an ally. I'm here because I've had many allies stand beside me - so, support disabled people, sponsor them, speak up for them and stand with them."
It's officially day one of the silly season and the #RBWH maternity department has decked the halls from top to bottom with sparkly, shiny and spectacular decorations! 😍🎄🎁
Louise has charged full steam ahead with the decorations under the passionate direction of Jackie and with lots of help from elves (aka midwives). 🏥 Let us know if you're putting up the Christmas tree tonight - we want to see!