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RBWH PET Service celebrates 20 years

19 December 2025|News, RBWH|

This month, the RBWH PET Service is celebrating 20 years of providing this vital medical imaging service to patients across Queensland and Northern New South Wales.

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On Boxing Day, enjoying Christmas leftovers is almost as mandatory as avoiding the midday sun. 🌞😎

STARS Dietitian Lizzie has some tips on how to maximise the good in your Christmas leftovers whilst also maintaining healthy and sustainable habits into the new year.

"Leftovers are meant to be enjoyed, not avoided. The goal after Christmas isn't a 'reset', it's gently finding your routine again," shares Lizzie.

"I would suggest adding some veggie sticks to your cheese platters, topping your pavlova with a variety of different fruits, drinking a glass of water with every second drink and making a balanced meal from leftovers with fibre in salads, protein and a carb such as potato, rice or bread; preferably wholegrain where you can."

"To ease back into routine from festivities, ensure you fuel your body with regular meals, movement you enjoy and plenty of rest and relaxation."
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On Boxing Day, enjoying Christmas leftovers is almost as mandatory as avoiding the midday sun. 🌞😎

STARS Dietitian Lizzie has some tips on how to maximise the good in your Christmas leftovers whilst also maintaining healthy and sustainable habits into the new year. 

Leftovers are meant to be enjoyed, not avoided. The goal after Christmas isnt a reset, its gently finding your routine again, shares Lizzie.
 
I would suggest adding some veggie sticks to your cheese platters, topping your pavlova with a variety of different fruits, drinking a glass of water with every second drink and making a balanced meal from leftovers with fibre in salads, protein and a carb such as potato, rice or bread; preferably wholegrain where you can. 

To ease back into routine from festivities, ensure you fuel your body with regular meals, movement you enjoy and plenty of rest and relaxation.
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On Boxing Day, enjoying Christmas leftovers is almost as mandatory as avoiding the midday sun. 🌞😎

STARS Dietitian Lizzie has some tips on how to maximise the good in your Christmas leftovers whilst also maintaining healthy and sustainable habits into the new year. 

"Leftovers are meant to be enjoyed, not avoided. The goal after Christmas isn't a 'reset', it's gently finding your routine again," shares Lizzie.
 
"I would suggest adding some veggie sticks to your cheese platters, topping your pavlova with a variety of different fruits, drinking a glass of water with every second drink and making a balanced meal from leftovers with fibre in salads, protein and a carb such as potato, rice or bread; preferably wholegrain where you can." 

"To ease back into routine from festivities, ensure you fuel your body with regular meals, movement you enjoy and plenty of rest and relaxation."

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Today’s the day! Merry Christmas! 🎅🎄

A lot of us will be working today because we don’t close, and the best present you could give to us, is your presence safe at home. 

The team at Redcliffe Hospital share some clever tips for you today, and all of our facilities throughout the Metro North Health region wish you a happy, healthy and safe Christmas day.

It would be a present to us if you could stay safe today, so look out for yourself and each other and remember, we’re always here if you need us 💖 🎄

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Of all of the gifts that could be under your Christmas tree, a new baby is one of the best! 👶🎄

New parents Aaliyah and James welcomed baby Willow at RBWH this week and are very excited to have her home for Christmas Day. 

"Willow's arrival date changed a few times during my pregnancy, but we were so glad she arrived when she did," shares new mum Aaliyah.

"We wanted her to have her own special day as we have a few family members with birthdays close to Christmas, so we know she'll get extra spoilt on her birthday every year."

"We both have big families, so everyone is excited to meet her when we bring her home. We won't have to worry about changing any nappies on Christmas Day with everyone around, and we could also have an afternoon nap knowing that she'll be well loved and looked after."

😍🎄 Congratulations to new parents Aaliyah and James on the recent arrival of their baby Willow

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Our RBWH Food Services Team are counting the creative ways of dishing up for our patients here on Christmas day! 😋🍗

For those that are ‘dining in’ on Christmas day, your meals will be made with love and extra Christmas sweetness!

👏 Thanks to the Food Services team for their dedication to their craft and our patients.

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