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Latest news
Patient Initiated Follow Up putting patients first at STARS
mrsod2026-06-02T16:05:41+10:002 June 2026|
STARS ENT patients will be offered a new pathway empowering them to request a follow up outpatients specialist appointment when required.
When lives change in seconds, RBWH social workers step up
mrsod2026-06-02T14:55:49+10:002 June 2026|
RBWH’s hard working emergency medical and nursing staff are supported by a range of other professions, including a dedicated 24/7 team of highly skilled social workers.
The men’s health symptoms that shouldn’t be ignored
mrsod2026-06-01T11:13:00+10:001 June 2026|
Throughout the Australian population, men’s health issues are increasing, largely driven by rising rates of obesity, chronic conditions and lifestyle choices.
New survivor network provides support for people recovering from major injury
mrsod2026-05-27T16:54:14+10:0027 May 2026|
The new Major Injury Survivors and Support Community (MISC+) at RBWH is supporting patients and families who have suffered traumatic injury and are navigating the complexity of recovery.
Events
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 9 September 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 16 September 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
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After a brain injury, everyday tasks like communicating with loved ones can be challenging. 🧠
Speech Pathologists Caitlin and Jess show off one of the tools they use to help patients with a brain injury communicate their wants and needs, but also to enable them to be able to engage socially with their friends and family. ⌨️
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Wow Caitlin and Jess! Changing lives every single day☺️✨🙏🏽
These two speech pathologists do important and amazing work, every day. 🩷
We are so lucky to have these stars at STARS! 🤩 The speech team is incredible 🙌
"I read non-stop, it’s a great way to have a conversation with someone else. I've got a degree in English literature, so I don’t have one particular favourite genre, sometimes I'll pick up something different and really enjoy it. At the moment I'm reading a lot of thrillers, which I never thought I'd like but have been really enjoyable. I've worked as a scholar, as a teacher aide, and teaching English to people who speak other languages. I really enjoy language in general. I always just think put a smile on your face and be nice to people without over doing it. Being here it makes you a little more compassionate and you have no idea what people are going through."
💭 Monday Mantra, Lexie, STARS Rehabilitation Patient
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Metro North is home to Genetic Health Queensland, the state-wide service that provides diagnosis, treatment and counselling for people diagnosed with a wide range of genetic conditions. 🧬
Principal Genetic Counsellor Bhavya and Clinical Geneticist Megan are part of the team that help connect the dots between family history and rare conditions to give patients answers.
'We see outpatients who are referred in by their GP, children with genetic syndromes, those with genetic heart conditions, kidney conditions or even cancer," Megan said.
"We also see family members of people who have been diagnosed to see if they are at risk of having the same condition.
"A big part of our work is pregnant patients, when they have a foetus with congenital anomalies
we can work out pathways for testing and managing this through pregnancy."
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What an incredible team, making a difference every day! 🌟
Outstanding team making a real difference for families👏🏻
Go Dr Higgins. ♥️
Well done Megan ❤️✨
Great work GHQ!!!
My mom was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019. It spread to her lungs and liver. The pain she felt was unbearable and this affected my family. She was on gemcitabine,capecitabine Vitamin C nd Collagen supplements but to no avail. If not for the help of herbalist ogudugu who used his herbal medicine to cure her, she would be deceased by now. I recommend everyone to use it. 👇👇 Herbalist Ogudugu
I suffered constant pains for 2 years, having numerous injections and now I am cancer and fibroid free. Thank you for such an amazing product❤️👇👇 www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=581461378387359
Meet Sue and Murji, two of the Central Messenger Service stars that keep mail moving smoothly through the RBWH. 💌📬
Between collecting and distributing letters and parcels and collecting pathology samples, the team are truly kept on their toes, covering 10–15km on foot each day!
#ShoutoutSaturday to the team at CMS ensuring all our mail gets to where it needs to go; signed, sealed and delivered. 📨
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My husband started work there in 1982.
This week our Gannet House residents travelled to Croatia without even leaving the dining room! ✈️
Recreational Officer Julie explains how the team at our Brighton residential aged care facility plan different activities each week such as cultural days and happy hour to keep their residents engaged socially.
"We do a different country every month; either places our residents may come from or where they have always wanted to go but never have," said Julie.
"We have activities like armchair travel and cultural day, and our kitchen always hops on board to do a cultural dish."
Gannet House resident Janine says that these activities always ensure the house stays in good spirits.
"We have happy hour every fortnight where we all get together as friends, have a few drinks, play some music, and have a laugh together," she says.
"We go on bus trips, shopping outings, and they also get entertainment brought in as well.
"The important thing is to join in if you can, not to stay in your room. [The residents] become our family and such good friends."
... See MoreSee Less
Well done Julie - doing an awesome job for your residents as always!!! ⭐️🤩
So thankful for the all team at Brighton, who go above and beyond to make Gannet House feel like a home - love hearing about the activities and antics! The smile on Janine’s face says it all!!
You're doing amazing work, Way to keep spirits high! Keep up the great work Julie ❤️
Great job Julie and all the team. Love the dress Janine. ❤️
The best Julie….you always put Residents first 😊😊
Another fabulous time for the residence and as always dressed for the occasion 😀. Good on ya Julie 🥂. Janine looking gorgeous as usual too 😀
Julie you have so much energy and enthusiasm the residents and Nurses love you. 🥰
Julie Euler Appreciate you for going above and beyond everyday, such an asset to the team 💕
Well done Julie! You make the resies so happy and an amazing job 😁🥳🎊🥂
Amazing Julie always going above and beyond to make the days of the residents fulfilled and meaningful 🥰
Latest news
Patient Initiated Follow Up putting patients first at STARS
mrsod2026-06-02T16:05:41+10:002 June 2026|
STARS ENT patients will be offered a new pathway empowering them to request a follow up outpatients specialist appointment when required.
When lives change in seconds, RBWH social workers step up
mrsod2026-06-02T14:55:49+10:002 June 2026|
RBWH’s hard working emergency medical and nursing staff are supported by a range of other professions, including a dedicated 24/7 team of highly skilled social workers.
Events
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
Community, Indigenous and Subacute Services
/ MetroNorthHHS
After a brain injury, everyday tasks like communicating with loved ones can be challenging. 🧠
Speech Pathologists Caitlin and Jess show off one of the tools they use to help patients with a brain injury communicate their wants and needs, but also to enable them to be able to engage socially with their friends and family. ⌨️
... See MoreSee Less
Wow Caitlin and Jess! Changing lives every single day☺️✨🙏🏽
These two speech pathologists do important and amazing work, every day. 🩷
We are so lucky to have these stars at STARS! 🤩 The speech team is incredible 🙌
"I read non-stop, it’s a great way to have a conversation with someone else. I've got a degree in English literature, so I don’t have one particular favourite genre, sometimes I'll pick up something different and really enjoy it. At the moment I'm reading a lot of thrillers, which I never thought I'd like but have been really enjoyable. I've worked as a scholar, as a teacher aide, and teaching English to people who speak other languages. I really enjoy language in general. I always just think put a smile on your face and be nice to people without over doing it. Being here it makes you a little more compassionate and you have no idea what people are going through."
💭 Monday Mantra, Lexie, STARS Rehabilitation Patient
... See MoreSee Less
Metro North is home to Genetic Health Queensland, the state-wide service that provides diagnosis, treatment and counselling for people diagnosed with a wide range of genetic conditions. 🧬
Principal Genetic Counsellor Bhavya and Clinical Geneticist Megan are part of the team that help connect the dots between family history and rare conditions to give patients answers.
'We see outpatients who are referred in by their GP, children with genetic syndromes, those with genetic heart conditions, kidney conditions or even cancer," Megan said.
"We also see family members of people who have been diagnosed to see if they are at risk of having the same condition.
"A big part of our work is pregnant patients, when they have a foetus with congenital anomalies
we can work out pathways for testing and managing this through pregnancy."
... See MoreSee Less
What an incredible team, making a difference every day! 🌟
Outstanding team making a real difference for families👏🏻
Go Dr Higgins. ♥️
Well done Megan ❤️✨
Great work GHQ!!!
My mom was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019. It spread to her lungs and liver. The pain she felt was unbearable and this affected my family. She was on gemcitabine,capecitabine Vitamin C nd Collagen supplements but to no avail. If not for the help of herbalist ogudugu who used his herbal medicine to cure her, she would be deceased by now. I recommend everyone to use it. 👇👇 Herbalist Ogudugu
I suffered constant pains for 2 years, having numerous injections and now I am cancer and fibroid free. Thank you for such an amazing product❤️👇👇 www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=581461378387359
Meet Sue and Murji, two of the Central Messenger Service stars that keep mail moving smoothly through the RBWH. 💌📬
Between collecting and distributing letters and parcels and collecting pathology samples, the team are truly kept on their toes, covering 10–15km on foot each day!
#ShoutoutSaturday to the team at CMS ensuring all our mail gets to where it needs to go; signed, sealed and delivered. 📨
... See MoreSee Less
My husband started work there in 1982.
This week our Gannet House residents travelled to Croatia without even leaving the dining room! ✈️
Recreational Officer Julie explains how the team at our Brighton residential aged care facility plan different activities each week such as cultural days and happy hour to keep their residents engaged socially.
"We do a different country every month; either places our residents may come from or where they have always wanted to go but never have," said Julie.
"We have activities like armchair travel and cultural day, and our kitchen always hops on board to do a cultural dish."
Gannet House resident Janine says that these activities always ensure the house stays in good spirits.
"We have happy hour every fortnight where we all get together as friends, have a few drinks, play some music, and have a laugh together," she says.
"We go on bus trips, shopping outings, and they also get entertainment brought in as well.
"The important thing is to join in if you can, not to stay in your room. [The residents] become our family and such good friends."
... See MoreSee Less
Well done Julie - doing an awesome job for your residents as always!!! ⭐️🤩
So thankful for the all team at Brighton, who go above and beyond to make Gannet House feel like a home - love hearing about the activities and antics! The smile on Janine’s face says it all!!
You're doing amazing work, Way to keep spirits high! Keep up the great work Julie ❤️
Great job Julie and all the team. Love the dress Janine. ❤️
The best Julie….you always put Residents first 😊😊
Another fabulous time for the residence and as always dressed for the occasion 😀. Good on ya Julie 🥂. Janine looking gorgeous as usual too 😀
Julie you have so much energy and enthusiasm the residents and Nurses love you. 🥰
Julie Euler Appreciate you for going above and beyond everyday, such an asset to the team 💕
Well done Julie! You make the resies so happy and an amazing job 😁🥳🎊🥂
Amazing Julie always going above and beyond to make the days of the residents fulfilled and meaningful 🥰
Latest news
Patient Initiated Follow Up putting patients first at STARS
mrsod2026-06-02T16:05:41+10:002 June 2026|
STARS ENT patients will be offered a new pathway empowering them to request a follow up outpatients specialist appointment when required.
Events
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
/ MetroNorthHHS
After a brain injury, everyday tasks like communicating with loved ones can be challenging. 🧠
Speech Pathologists Caitlin and Jess show off one of the tools they use to help patients with a brain injury communicate their wants and needs, but also to enable them to be able to engage socially with their friends and family. ⌨️
... See MoreSee Less
Wow Caitlin and Jess! Changing lives every single day☺️✨🙏🏽
These two speech pathologists do important and amazing work, every day. 🩷
We are so lucky to have these stars at STARS! 🤩 The speech team is incredible 🙌
"I read non-stop, it’s a great way to have a conversation with someone else. I've got a degree in English literature, so I don’t have one particular favourite genre, sometimes I'll pick up something different and really enjoy it. At the moment I'm reading a lot of thrillers, which I never thought I'd like but have been really enjoyable. I've worked as a scholar, as a teacher aide, and teaching English to people who speak other languages. I really enjoy language in general. I always just think put a smile on your face and be nice to people without over doing it. Being here it makes you a little more compassionate and you have no idea what people are going through."
💭 Monday Mantra, Lexie, STARS Rehabilitation Patient
... See MoreSee Less
Metro North is home to Genetic Health Queensland, the state-wide service that provides diagnosis, treatment and counselling for people diagnosed with a wide range of genetic conditions. 🧬
Principal Genetic Counsellor Bhavya and Clinical Geneticist Megan are part of the team that help connect the dots between family history and rare conditions to give patients answers.
'We see outpatients who are referred in by their GP, children with genetic syndromes, those with genetic heart conditions, kidney conditions or even cancer," Megan said.
"We also see family members of people who have been diagnosed to see if they are at risk of having the same condition.
"A big part of our work is pregnant patients, when they have a foetus with congenital anomalies
we can work out pathways for testing and managing this through pregnancy."
... See MoreSee Less
What an incredible team, making a difference every day! 🌟
Outstanding team making a real difference for families👏🏻
Go Dr Higgins. ♥️
Well done Megan ❤️✨
Great work GHQ!!!
My mom was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019. It spread to her lungs and liver. The pain she felt was unbearable and this affected my family. She was on gemcitabine,capecitabine Vitamin C nd Collagen supplements but to no avail. If not for the help of herbalist ogudugu who used his herbal medicine to cure her, she would be deceased by now. I recommend everyone to use it. 👇👇 Herbalist Ogudugu
I suffered constant pains for 2 years, having numerous injections and now I am cancer and fibroid free. Thank you for such an amazing product❤️👇👇 www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=581461378387359
Meet Sue and Murji, two of the Central Messenger Service stars that keep mail moving smoothly through the RBWH. 💌📬
Between collecting and distributing letters and parcels and collecting pathology samples, the team are truly kept on their toes, covering 10–15km on foot each day!
#ShoutoutSaturday to the team at CMS ensuring all our mail gets to where it needs to go; signed, sealed and delivered. 📨
... See MoreSee Less
My husband started work there in 1982.
This week our Gannet House residents travelled to Croatia without even leaving the dining room! ✈️
Recreational Officer Julie explains how the team at our Brighton residential aged care facility plan different activities each week such as cultural days and happy hour to keep their residents engaged socially.
"We do a different country every month; either places our residents may come from or where they have always wanted to go but never have," said Julie.
"We have activities like armchair travel and cultural day, and our kitchen always hops on board to do a cultural dish."
Gannet House resident Janine says that these activities always ensure the house stays in good spirits.
"We have happy hour every fortnight where we all get together as friends, have a few drinks, play some music, and have a laugh together," she says.
"We go on bus trips, shopping outings, and they also get entertainment brought in as well.
"The important thing is to join in if you can, not to stay in your room. [The residents] become our family and such good friends."
... See MoreSee Less
Well done Julie - doing an awesome job for your residents as always!!! ⭐️🤩
So thankful for the all team at Brighton, who go above and beyond to make Gannet House feel like a home - love hearing about the activities and antics! The smile on Janine’s face says it all!!
You're doing amazing work, Way to keep spirits high! Keep up the great work Julie ❤️
Great job Julie and all the team. Love the dress Janine. ❤️
The best Julie….you always put Residents first 😊😊
Another fabulous time for the residence and as always dressed for the occasion 😀. Good on ya Julie 🥂. Janine looking gorgeous as usual too 😀
Julie you have so much energy and enthusiasm the residents and Nurses love you. 🥰
Julie Euler Appreciate you for going above and beyond everyday, such an asset to the team 💕
Well done Julie! You make the resies so happy and an amazing job 😁🥳🎊🥂
Amazing Julie always going above and beyond to make the days of the residents fulfilled and meaningful 🥰






