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Metro North Health Satellite Hospitals co-named with Traditional Owners
Metro North Health has worked with Traditional Owners and Custodians to co-name its three Satellite Hospitals.
The top five nasty winter illnesses: what they are and recommended treatment
Dr Kanthi Vemuri discusses the top five nasty winter illnesses that are circulating at the moment, what they are, and recommended treatment.
Caboolture Hospital diabetic research attracting global attention
A project trial started at Caboolture Hospital to define the best choice of fluid therapy for patients with severe diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is now attracting global attention.
Prestigious fellowships will allow RBWH researches to continue groundbreaking work
Lata Vadlamudi (Neurologist), Krispin Hajkowicz (Infectious Diseases Physician) and Eoin O’Sullivan (Nephrologist) were successful in their submissions for Queensland Health Targeted Clinical Fellowships.
Elton finds his calling caring for his community
A focus on caring for and informing his community has never been far from Nurse Graduate Elton Leung’s career choices.
New clinic providing specialist heart care closer to home
A new community outreach clinic is providing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Brisbane North region with access to more culturally safe specialist cardiac care closer to home.
New Board Chair brings passion for health justice and equity
Bernard Curran brings wealth of experience as new Metro North Board Chair
Luenne’s career has taken her from the hotel quarantine program to Mental Health staff psychologist
Advanced staff psychologist Luenne Zielke provides psychological services to Mental Health and corporate services staff as well as Metro North’s Peer Responders.
Dr Renuka Sekar explains Rhesus disease
Rhesus disease is a condition where antibodies in a pregnant woman's blood attack her baby's blood cells.
How to get moving to improve your mood
Pine Rivers Community Health Centre Psychologist and fitness guru Chris Pomfret provides his tips for starting a regular exercise routine and staying interested.
App a breakthrough for diabetes foot ulcers
A new mobile phone app developed by clinicians and researchers at The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH) and QUT is assisting with improved home-management of diabetic foot ulcers.
MRI team at Redcliffe shines
Since the MRI machine arrived at Redcliffe Hospital, the MRI team have been busy finding more ways to treat more patients sooner.