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Covering the more than 3,400 virtual kilometres between Caboolture Hospital and Uluru, patients like 98-year-old Simone are giving us all a run for our money🚶🚶‍♀️

As part of the 'Eat Walk Engage' program, patients are encouraged to record the laps they take as part of their recovery and tally their totals to foster some friendly competition between wards.

The end goal? To reach Uluru in the Northern Territory while preventing functional decline and reducing the risk of delirium.

💫 Eat Walk Engage Facilitator and Senior Physiotherapist Megha was delighted to add laps onto Ward 4D's tally with Simone during her recent stay.

"This initiative has been such a positive experience on the wards at Caboolture Hospital," Megha shared.

"Staff and patients alike see that even small amounts of activity can make a big difference to a patients’ recovery, independence and overall wellbeing."

"Simone really enjoyed the boost that the competition gave her to get up and go walking. She even danced some of the way through her lap!" 💃

As she looks forward to going home, Simone shared, "I haven't been walking much since I've been in hospital. It's really nice to use the competition as motivation to be more active."
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Covering the more than 3,400 virtual kilometres between Caboolture Hospital and Uluru, patients like 98-year-old Simone are giving us all a run for our money🚶🚶‍♀️

As part of the Eat Walk Engage program, patients are encouraged to record the laps they take as part of their recovery and tally their totals to foster some friendly competition between wards.

The end goal? To reach Uluru in the Northern Territory while preventing functional decline and reducing the risk of delirium.

💫 Eat Walk Engage Facilitator and Senior Physiotherapist Megha was delighted to add laps onto Ward 4Ds tally with Simone during her recent stay.

This initiative has been such a positive experience on the wards at Caboolture Hospital, Megha shared.

Staff and patients alike see that even small amounts of activity can make a big difference to a patients’ recovery, independence and overall wellbeing.

Simone really enjoyed the boost that the competition gave her to get up and go walking. She even danced some of the way through her lap! 💃

As she looks forward to going home, Simone shared, I havent been walking much since Ive been in hospital. Its really nice to use the competition as motivation to be more active.
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Covering the more than 3,400 virtual kilometres between Caboolture Hospital and Uluru, patients like 98-year-old Simone are giving us all a run for our money🚶🚶‍♀️

As part of the 'Eat Walk Engage' program, patients are encouraged to record the laps they take as part of their recovery and tally their totals to foster some friendly competition between wards.

The end goal? To reach Uluru in the Northern Territory while preventing functional decline and reducing the risk of delirium.

💫 Eat Walk Engage Facilitator and Senior Physiotherapist Megha was delighted to add laps onto Ward 4D's tally with Simone during her recent stay.

"This initiative has been such a positive experience on the wards at Caboolture Hospital," Megha shared.

"Staff and patients alike see that even small amounts of activity can make a big difference to a patients’ recovery, independence and overall wellbeing."

"Simone really enjoyed the boost that the competition gave her to get up and go walking. She even danced some of the way through her lap!" 💃

As she looks forward to going home, Simone shared, "I haven't been walking much since I've been in hospital. It's really nice to use the competition as motivation to be more active."

Covering the more than 3,400 virtual kilometres between Caboolture Hospital and Uluru, patients like 98-year-old Simone are giving us all a run for our money🚶🚶‍♀️

As part of the `Eat Walk Engage` program, patients are encouraged to record the laps they take as part of their recovery and tally their totals to foster some friendly competition between wards.

The end goal? To reach Uluru in the Northern Territory while preventing functional decline and reducing the risk of delirium.

💫 Eat Walk Engage Facilitator and Senior Physiotherapist Megha was delighted to add laps onto Ward 4D`s tally with Simone during her recent stay.

"This initiative has been such a positive experience on the wards at Caboolture Hospital," Megha shared.

"Staff and patients alike see that even small amounts of activity can make a big difference to a patients’ recovery, independence and overall wellbeing."

"Simone really enjoyed the boost that the competition gave her to get up and go walking. She even danced some of the way through her lap!" 💃

As she looks forward to going home, Simone shared, "I haven`t been walking much since I`ve been in hospital. It`s really nice to use the competition as motivation to be more active."
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