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A new collaboration between Metro North, QUT and Clinical Excellence Queensland is underway to increase access to care in a timelier way across our hospitals. 🏥

The team have received funding through the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Partnership Projects scheme, allowing them to look at systems and streamline them for greater patient benefit.

The project, led by Prof Jed from QUT and Chair of Nursing at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, leverages on great work in the NHS overseas which has been adapted for Metro North.

"These grants are for universities and health services to make sure the best available evidence improves care, and doesn't just sit on the shelf," Jed said.

Partner Investigator Ila said together they would look at different ways to improve patient flow, with practical benefit.

"What we are doing through this work is assisting clinicians to get their ideas implemented in a sustainable way," Ila said. ... See MoreSee Less

A new collaboration between Metro North, QUT and Clinical Excellence Queensland is underway to increase access to care in a timelier way across our hospitals. 🏥 The team have received funding through the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Partnership Projects scheme, allowing them to look at systems and streamline them for greater patient benefit. The project, led by Prof Jed from QUT and Chair of Nursing at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, leverages on great work in the NHS overseas which has been adapted for Metro North. These grants are for universities and health services to make sure the best available evidence improves care, and doesnt just sit on the shelf, Jed said. Partner Investigator Ila said together they would look at different ways to improve patient flow, with practical benefit. What we are doing through this work is assisting clinicians to get their ideas implemented in a sustainable way, Ila said.
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A new collaboration between Metro North, QUT and Clinical Excellence Queensland is underway to increase access to care in a timelier way across our hospitals. 🏥

The team have received funding through the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Partnership Projects scheme, allowing them to look at systems and streamline them for greater patient benefit.

The project, led by Prof Jed from QUT and Chair of Nursing at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, leverages on great work in the NHS overseas which has been adapted for Metro North.

"These grants are for universities and health services to make sure the best available evidence improves care, and doesn`t just sit on the shelf," Jed said.

Partner Investigator Ila said together they would look at different ways to improve patient flow, with practical benefit.

"What we are doing through this work is assisting clinicians to get their ideas implemented in a sustainable way," Ila said.

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A new collaboration between Metro North, QUT and Clinical Excellence Queensland is underway to increase access to care in a timelier way across our hospitals. 🏥 The team have received funding through the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Partnership Projects scheme, allowing them to look at systems and streamline them for greater patient benefit. The project, led by Prof Jed from QUT and Chair of Nursing at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, leverages on great work in the NHS overseas which has been adapted for Metro North. "These grants are for universities and health services to make sure the best available evidence improves care, and doesn't just sit on the shelf," Jed said. Partner Investigator Ila said together they would look at different ways to improve patient flow, with practical benefit. "What we are doing through this work is assisting clinicians to get their ideas implemented in a sustainable way," Ila said.

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"I`m going home today which I`m looking forward to. I was born in Ipswich and rode horses when I was a kid. I then got into cars and started building my first car when I was 16. I was a baker by trade, but when I finished my apprenticeship and then got married, I went underground into the coal mines in Ipswich. After that I moved into prison services where I was a prison officer for 18 months and then a trade instructor baker. I decided to buy my own bakery in Brunswick Heads before coming back to corrective services. I`m into classic cars, I just needed something to do in retirement, and I`m mechanically minded. I joined a car club and just travel around. I`d say just enjoy life but don`t do anything stupid. Look after yourself and your family."

💭 Monday Mantra, Paul, TPCH Ward 2D Patient

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"I'm going home today which I'm looking forward to. I was born in Ipswich and rode horses when I was a kid. I then got into cars and started building my first car when I was 16. I was a baker by trade, but when I finished my apprenticeship and then got married, I went underground into the coal mines in Ipswich. After that I moved into prison services where I was a prison officer for 18 months and then a trade instructor baker. I decided to buy my own bakery in Brunswick Heads before coming back to corrective services. I'm into classic cars, I just needed something to do in retirement, and I'm mechanically minded. I joined a car club and just travel around. I'd say just enjoy life but don't do anything stupid. Look after yourself and your family." 💭 Monday Mantra, Paul, TPCH Ward 2D Patient

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When words are hard to find, music can fill the gap and hold the power to connect, comfort and heal. 🎶🎧

Metro North’s very own Music Therapist Vlada explains the benefits of Music Therapy and how it is utilised in the RBWH Mental Health Centre.

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When words are hard to find, music can fill the gap and hold the power to connect, comfort and heal. 🎶🎧 Metro North’s very own Music Therapist Vlada explains the benefits of Music Therapy and how it is utilised in the RBWH Mental Health Centre.

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Whilst some of the best footballers are overseas competing on the pitch, some of the best chefs are on our home turf, kicking goals in the RBWH Food Services team. ⚽🍜

With Food Services staff stemming from 50% of the competing nations, World Cup fever has well and truly hit the kitchens.

Executive Chef Reed who is repping Algeria and Chef David who is originally from Venezuela but is cheering on Brazil are two of the passionate supporters leading the friendly fire and banter.

"Football is a big part of culture in South America, we live and breathe it, and we love to celebrate with our friends," David said.

"[The decorations] adds to the team culture, we have a lot of passionate supporters which makes for a lot of happiness and fun," Reed added.

👏Shoutout Saturday to this wonderful team, cultivating good vibes amongst their peers!

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Whilst some of the best footballers are overseas competing on the pitch, some of the best chefs are on our home turf, kicking goals in the RBWH Food Services team. ⚽🍜 With Food Services staff stemming from 50% of the competing nations, World Cup fever has well and truly hit the kitchens. Executive Chef Reed who is repping Algeria and Chef David who is originally from Venezuela but is cheering on Brazil are two of the passionate supporters leading the friendly fire and banter. "Football is a big part of culture in South America, we live and breathe it, and we love to celebrate with our friends," David said. "[The decorations] adds to the team culture, we have a lot of passionate supporters which makes for a lot of happiness and fun," Reed added. 👏Shoutout Saturday to this wonderful team, cultivating good vibes amongst their peers!

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