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Why is there a surge in Ross River virus and what do you need to know if you’ve been infected?
Epidemic polyarthritis, commonly known as Ross River virus, is a disease spread by the bite of infected mosquitos.
Hydrostatic pressure casting technology allowing patients to regain mobility faster
A new form of casting technology introduced at RBWH is allowing patients requiring a prosthetic to regain mobility and independence faster.
A smile goes a long way
Kindness and a friendly smile have seen Redcliffe Hospital Acting Nurse/Midwife Educator Kate Ducrou recognised as the latest #IamRedcliffe Team of the Month winner.
Meet Michelle Stute, Allied Health Director STARS
Michelle Stute brings a wealth of experience to her new role as STARS Allied Health Director.
Caboolture Hospital offers new surgical technique closer to home
Moreton Bay residents can now access treatment for painful pilonidal cysts closer to home.
RBWH honours namesake of major building with new display
Queensland’s largest hospital, the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH) is honouring the namesake of one of its main buildings, the Joyce Tweddell Building, with a new display dedicated to the nurse and her contribution to radiation treatment for cancer patients in Queensland.
RBWH Intensive Care Specialist promoted to new role in the Australian Navy
RBWH Intensive Care Services Senior Staff Specialist and Principal Consultant Trauma to the Surgeon General, Australian Defence Force, Associate Professor Anthony Holley has received a Navy promotion.
Peter Slattery celebrates an amazing career in rehabilitation engineering at Metro North
Director of Rehabilitation Engineering Centre, Peter Slattery is hanging up the tools after 38 years of creating custom equipment for Queenslanders with disabilities.
RBWH Anaesthetic Healthcare Practitioner celebrates 49 years of service
RBWH Anaesthetic Healthcare Practitioner Patrick Doyle is set to retire from his role after 49 years of service to RBWH.
STARS patient Joy joins elite centenarian club
Joy Harvey celebrated turning 100 years old during her in-patient stay at the Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) in February surrounded by family, friends and staff.
Beat the heat with what you eat
When it’s hot, we feel less hungry, but research tells us that our body’s hunger hormones and signals don’t change, so it’s important to still eat in the heat.
The Café for The Common Good finds new home at Caboolture Hospital
Patients and visitors at Caboolture Hospital can enjoy fresh food and coffee at the Café for The Common Good’s new home in the recently opened Clinical Services Building.
Metro North Health staff among those recognised in Australia Day 2024 honours
The Governor-General last week announced Honours and awards for 1,042 Australians, with some of Metro North Health’s own health heroes receiving prestigious honours for their exceptional service and unwavering dedication.
Memory lane helping older patients speed up road to recovery
A new historical photographic display at The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH) is allowing older patients to take a trip down memory lane to help improve their recovery.
New medical interns set for exciting careers at Metro North Health
Metro North Health has welcomed over 180 new medical interns across its facilities last week.