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We wish to inform patients and visitors that the lifts in the Point Parking Car Park (multi-story car park on Butterfield Street) are currently out of order as a result of flood damage. While the repairs are underway, we advise that patients with mobility issues should park on level 3 of the car park which links directly to the hospital. Alternately, patients can be dropped off outside the main entrance to RBWH.
Point Parking are working hard to restore the lifts as soon as possible. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Latest news
Supporting families of premature and sick babies to return home sooner with NeoHOME
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HERSTON QLD 4029
Phone: (07) 3646 8111
Feedback about your care
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Dr David will bend over backwards to help his patients requiring a visit to the RBWH hyperbaric chamber. 🤿 🦪
Dating back to the early 20th century, hyperbaric medicine was originally used to treat divers with decompression sickness or ‘the bends’ as it is commonly known. Now we see plenty of these patients – as well as a range of others including those with vascular conditions or patients needing to speed up the wound healing process.
“The treatment involves delivering 100% oxygen to the patient in a pressurised chamber that is equivalent to two and a half times normal atmospheric pressure,” Dr Kramer said.
“Being in the chamber can feel a lot like taking a short flight in an airplane. Patients need to pop their ears as the pressure increases and spend the next the two hours watching a movie, reading a book or having a snooze, before the pressure is gradually released and they carry on with their day.” 🌊
I loved my time as a hyperbaric nurse. Seeing the outcomes was so rewarding!!
Sounds like a good place for a night shift 😴 🤣
Not only is Dr David an awesome Doctor and person but his photography skills are amazing!!!
Shame access is so restrictive, consumers report excellent outcomes with private services who don’t make them jump through as many hoops
Kat McCulloch
Erika Kay Bright
Thank you
Miranda Campbell Royal Darwin days
Titan the chihuahua recently popped in to visit patient Tonia who is undergoing cancer treatment at #RBWH. 🏡
Tonia and Titan were able to catch up in the hospital's pet friendly area, which is a favourite amongst inpatients, providing a multitude of benefits including decreased pain levels, improved mood, and a healthy dose of feel-good hormones!
“Pets are usually pretty in sync with what’s going on in your body - they can’t talk to you but they can sit on your lap and keep you company and it’s great emotional support," Tonia said.
“It’s a perfect way to take my mind off treatment and the less pleasant parts of the day.” 🐕
Animals should be allowed into facilities much more. The power of animals helping with anxiety and depression is very much underestimated. I love this 💕
Great idea. More hospitals should do this.
This is amazing.
Thank you
When I had my treatment they never had anything like this and my family used to have to bring my dog to the Joyce Tweddel Building car park for me to see him. This is awesome and much more suitable👏. What a great idea ❤️
Great to see some acknowledgement for the important role mental health and pets play in healthcare and recovery. Great work Titan. Best of luck , Tonia. Well done RBWH
Carol's always had a knack for making things a bit sweeter for those around her. 🧁🍪
She spent much of her working life in a cake and biscuit factory putting together machinery, before she took a chance on a new role 16 years ago - swapping treats for tiny babies in our #RBWH NICU.
Now she keeps the wheels turning on the well-oiled neonatal intensive care unit machine as the ward admin officer.
"It's such a special environment, my favourite part of the role is seeing all the good outcomes - all the little babies who come back every two of four years and you see their growth, it just makes me feel lovely," she said.
#ShoutoutSaturday 👏
I remember Carol from our 5.5month stay in Nicu IN 2019. Wonderful lady as they all are there. 💝💝
Carol was always so helpful and kind when we were in the NICU for 100days🤗
Carol, you were always so lovely and helpful during our time in the NICU/special care. Thank you! 😊♥️
Lovely that you are recognised Carol. ⚘️ Congratulations & well deserved! An awesome, caring, happy, professional Team member. Best wishes. 💕
Absolute legend 🥇 It is so wonderful to work beside you Carol. You truly put 150% in every single day, and your smile brightens my day every time I see you. Our unit would not run as smoothly if you weren’t there. We love you for the bottom of our hearts 💕 💐 🌹 🌺 🌸
Absolute legend! Makes my day 💛
You are an amazing person, a wonderful way to spend your time.
Love your work Carol!!!!’ 💕
Well done Carol, best wishes. 💐
Love Carol!! She was always so lovely when our little one was in the NICU @ RBWH...😘😘
One of the best Carol. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
How lucky are they to have you Carol, beautiful inside and out 😘
You rock Carol ❤️
Thank you Carol you do an amazing job, keeping the wheels on the cart
Such a great lady!!
Carol keeps the NICU train rolling! Nothing is ever too much trouble when we ask. She's always a bright and cheery face to be greeted by. Thank you Carol! 👏
An absolute legend who always has a smile on her face.
We wouldn’t last a day without you Carol! 🤍
Such a wonderful human being. Thank you Carol.
We LOVE Carol - thanks for making our days brighter 😊😊
Hi Carol! It was lovely working with you this year 😁🙏
Thank you Carol for all that you do. As a former Qld Health RN, now retired, I know the important role that you play in the continuity of care of the patients and their families and the support for the whole team.💕
The best ❤️❤️
Great lady to work with xx
We’d be lost without you Carol!
Poppy arrived on Wednesday 23rd November to first-time parents Alexis and Nick at #RBWH.
In a rare event, both parents had the name Poppy on their lists, so choosing her name was easy. ❤️
"We both said it out loud at the same time - it was meant to be," Dad Nick said.
"We are most looking forward to going home and sitting out on our balcony with Poppy and a cup of tea which over looks our little garden." 🌻
#FeelgoodFriday
Oh Poppy you are devine! Welcome to the world little one. Congrats to mum & dad!
Congratulations to you both on the arrival of beautiful Poppy! 💗
2nd most gorgeous Poppy I know! The most beautiful one of course is our granddaughter!
Aww enjoy your cup of tea with adorable Poppy 💕
Jen is the network training director for RBWH radiology registrars, and she doesn’t just always see a diagnosis in x-rays and other medical imaging tests!
"I have seen smiling faces with teeth, a stone in a tonsil in the shape of a love heart, a larynx that formed a love heart, and I think the bottom of a brain looks like a panda bear," Jen said. 🐼
Despite the perception that radiologists sit in a dark room and look at scans all day, radiologists are in the background doing some of the most important work, collectively with a broader team that together diagnose, report, and manage cases.
"We unfortunately see so many bad cancers, and there has been times where I have thought there's no way, then six months later they are disease free, which is so incredible. I still have that connection with the patient even though I don't get to meet them." she said. 🫶
Yasss Jen! Had the pleasure of working with you for many years and tears were shared when you moved on! You are such an incredible radiologist and such an amazing person! Xxx
Definitely a Metro-health super star!
One of the best!!
Awesome as always Jen, keep up the fantastic work! x
We are all so lucky we have you and other radioligosts ,Thankyou.
What an amazing job, Jen. Thank you for what you do
Its a pleasure to work with you Jen... have learnt a lot from you
The quiet achievers💖
Best 👍
Yassss Jen ! 👏🏼🙌🏻✨
Thank you
Am new here hope a got this lovely new friends 👋
We wish to inform patients and visitors that the lifts in the Point Parking Car Park (multi-story car park on Butterfield Street) are currently out of order as a result of flood damage. While the repairs are underway, we advise that patients with mobility issues should park on level 3 of the car park which links directly to the hospital. Alternately, patients can be dropped off outside the main entrance to RBWH.
Point Parking are working hard to restore the lifts as soon as possible. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Latest news
Metro North GP Liaison update – Common challenges in primary care – Urology update
Date: 9 November 2022
Time: 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm
Venue: Online webinar, Zoom
The webinar will focus on improving clinician comfort with managing acute distress and complex risk assessment, raising awareness of follow-up options and providing recommendations from acute mental health services that can be utilised in general practice.
Supporting families of premature and sick babies to return home sooner with NeoHOME
Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH) has launched NeoHOME, a new service designed to support families of eligible babies in the Grantley Stable Neonatology Unit to take their new family member home two to three weeks earlier than they previously have been able to.
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/ MetroNorthHHS
Dr David will bend over backwards to help his patients requiring a visit to the RBWH hyperbaric chamber. 🤿 🦪
Dating back to the early 20th century, hyperbaric medicine was originally used to treat divers with decompression sickness or ‘the bends’ as it is commonly known. Now we see plenty of these patients – as well as a range of others including those with vascular conditions or patients needing to speed up the wound healing process.
“The treatment involves delivering 100% oxygen to the patient in a pressurised chamber that is equivalent to two and a half times normal atmospheric pressure,” Dr Kramer said.
“Being in the chamber can feel a lot like taking a short flight in an airplane. Patients need to pop their ears as the pressure increases and spend the next the two hours watching a movie, reading a book or having a snooze, before the pressure is gradually released and they carry on with their day.” 🌊
I loved my time as a hyperbaric nurse. Seeing the outcomes was so rewarding!!
Sounds like a good place for a night shift 😴 🤣
Not only is Dr David an awesome Doctor and person but his photography skills are amazing!!!
Shame access is so restrictive, consumers report excellent outcomes with private services who don’t make them jump through as many hoops
Kat McCulloch
Erika Kay Bright
Thank you
Miranda Campbell Royal Darwin days
Titan the chihuahua recently popped in to visit patient Tonia who is undergoing cancer treatment at #RBWH. 🏡
Tonia and Titan were able to catch up in the hospital's pet friendly area, which is a favourite amongst inpatients, providing a multitude of benefits including decreased pain levels, improved mood, and a healthy dose of feel-good hormones!
“Pets are usually pretty in sync with what’s going on in your body - they can’t talk to you but they can sit on your lap and keep you company and it’s great emotional support," Tonia said.
“It’s a perfect way to take my mind off treatment and the less pleasant parts of the day.” 🐕
Animals should be allowed into facilities much more. The power of animals helping with anxiety and depression is very much underestimated. I love this 💕
Great idea. More hospitals should do this.
This is amazing.
Thank you
When I had my treatment they never had anything like this and my family used to have to bring my dog to the Joyce Tweddel Building car park for me to see him. This is awesome and much more suitable👏. What a great idea ❤️
Great to see some acknowledgement for the important role mental health and pets play in healthcare and recovery. Great work Titan. Best of luck , Tonia. Well done RBWH
Carol's always had a knack for making things a bit sweeter for those around her. 🧁🍪
She spent much of her working life in a cake and biscuit factory putting together machinery, before she took a chance on a new role 16 years ago - swapping treats for tiny babies in our #RBWH NICU.
Now she keeps the wheels turning on the well-oiled neonatal intensive care unit machine as the ward admin officer.
"It's such a special environment, my favourite part of the role is seeing all the good outcomes - all the little babies who come back every two of four years and you see their growth, it just makes me feel lovely," she said.
#ShoutoutSaturday 👏
I remember Carol from our 5.5month stay in Nicu IN 2019. Wonderful lady as they all are there. 💝💝
Carol was always so helpful and kind when we were in the NICU for 100days🤗
Carol, you were always so lovely and helpful during our time in the NICU/special care. Thank you! 😊♥️
Lovely that you are recognised Carol. ⚘️ Congratulations & well deserved! An awesome, caring, happy, professional Team member. Best wishes. 💕
Absolute legend 🥇 It is so wonderful to work beside you Carol. You truly put 150% in every single day, and your smile brightens my day every time I see you. Our unit would not run as smoothly if you weren’t there. We love you for the bottom of our hearts 💕 💐 🌹 🌺 🌸
Absolute legend! Makes my day 💛
You are an amazing person, a wonderful way to spend your time.
Love your work Carol!!!!’ 💕
Well done Carol, best wishes. 💐
Love Carol!! She was always so lovely when our little one was in the NICU @ RBWH...😘😘
One of the best Carol. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
How lucky are they to have you Carol, beautiful inside and out 😘
You rock Carol ❤️
Thank you Carol you do an amazing job, keeping the wheels on the cart
Such a great lady!!
Carol keeps the NICU train rolling! Nothing is ever too much trouble when we ask. She's always a bright and cheery face to be greeted by. Thank you Carol! 👏
An absolute legend who always has a smile on her face.
We wouldn’t last a day without you Carol! 🤍
Such a wonderful human being. Thank you Carol.
We LOVE Carol - thanks for making our days brighter 😊😊
Hi Carol! It was lovely working with you this year 😁🙏
Thank you Carol for all that you do. As a former Qld Health RN, now retired, I know the important role that you play in the continuity of care of the patients and their families and the support for the whole team.💕
The best ❤️❤️
Great lady to work with xx
We’d be lost without you Carol!
Poppy arrived on Wednesday 23rd November to first-time parents Alexis and Nick at #RBWH.
In a rare event, both parents had the name Poppy on their lists, so choosing her name was easy. ❤️
"We both said it out loud at the same time - it was meant to be," Dad Nick said.
"We are most looking forward to going home and sitting out on our balcony with Poppy and a cup of tea which over looks our little garden." 🌻
#FeelgoodFriday
Oh Poppy you are devine! Welcome to the world little one. Congrats to mum & dad!
Congratulations to you both on the arrival of beautiful Poppy! 💗
2nd most gorgeous Poppy I know! The most beautiful one of course is our granddaughter!
Aww enjoy your cup of tea with adorable Poppy 💕
Jen is the network training director for RBWH radiology registrars, and she doesn’t just always see a diagnosis in x-rays and other medical imaging tests!
"I have seen smiling faces with teeth, a stone in a tonsil in the shape of a love heart, a larynx that formed a love heart, and I think the bottom of a brain looks like a panda bear," Jen said. 🐼
Despite the perception that radiologists sit in a dark room and look at scans all day, radiologists are in the background doing some of the most important work, collectively with a broader team that together diagnose, report, and manage cases.
"We unfortunately see so many bad cancers, and there has been times where I have thought there's no way, then six months later they are disease free, which is so incredible. I still have that connection with the patient even though I don't get to meet them." she said. 🫶
Yasss Jen! Had the pleasure of working with you for many years and tears were shared when you moved on! You are such an incredible radiologist and such an amazing person! Xxx
Definitely a Metro-health super star!
One of the best!!
Awesome as always Jen, keep up the fantastic work! x
We are all so lucky we have you and other radioligosts ,Thankyou.
What an amazing job, Jen. Thank you for what you do
Its a pleasure to work with you Jen... have learnt a lot from you
The quiet achievers💖
Best 👍
Yassss Jen ! 👏🏼🙌🏻✨
Thank you
Am new here hope a got this lovely new friends 👋
We wish to inform patients and visitors that the lifts in the Point Parking Car Park (multi-story car park on Butterfield Street) are currently out of order as a result of flood damage. While the repairs are underway, we advise that patients with mobility issues should park on level 3 of the car park which links directly to the hospital. Alternately, patients can be dropped off outside the main entrance to RBWH.
Point Parking are working hard to restore the lifts as soon as possible. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Latest news
Metro North GP Liaison update – Common challenges in primary care – Urology update
Date: 9 November 2022
Time: 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm
Venue: Online webinar, Zoom
The webinar will focus on improving clinician comfort with managing acute distress and complex risk assessment, raising awareness of follow-up options and providing recommendations from acute mental health services that can be utilised in general practice.
Events
/ MetroNorthHHS
Dr David will bend over backwards to help his patients requiring a visit to the RBWH hyperbaric chamber. 🤿 🦪
Dating back to the early 20th century, hyperbaric medicine was originally used to treat divers with decompression sickness or ‘the bends’ as it is commonly known. Now we see plenty of these patients – as well as a range of others including those with vascular conditions or patients needing to speed up the wound healing process.
“The treatment involves delivering 100% oxygen to the patient in a pressurised chamber that is equivalent to two and a half times normal atmospheric pressure,” Dr Kramer said.
“Being in the chamber can feel a lot like taking a short flight in an airplane. Patients need to pop their ears as the pressure increases and spend the next the two hours watching a movie, reading a book or having a snooze, before the pressure is gradually released and they carry on with their day.” 🌊
I loved my time as a hyperbaric nurse. Seeing the outcomes was so rewarding!!
Sounds like a good place for a night shift 😴 🤣
Not only is Dr David an awesome Doctor and person but his photography skills are amazing!!!
Shame access is so restrictive, consumers report excellent outcomes with private services who don’t make them jump through as many hoops
Kat McCulloch
Erika Kay Bright
Thank you
Miranda Campbell Royal Darwin days
Titan the chihuahua recently popped in to visit patient Tonia who is undergoing cancer treatment at #RBWH. 🏡
Tonia and Titan were able to catch up in the hospital's pet friendly area, which is a favourite amongst inpatients, providing a multitude of benefits including decreased pain levels, improved mood, and a healthy dose of feel-good hormones!
“Pets are usually pretty in sync with what’s going on in your body - they can’t talk to you but they can sit on your lap and keep you company and it’s great emotional support," Tonia said.
“It’s a perfect way to take my mind off treatment and the less pleasant parts of the day.” 🐕
Animals should be allowed into facilities much more. The power of animals helping with anxiety and depression is very much underestimated. I love this 💕
Great idea. More hospitals should do this.
This is amazing.
Thank you
When I had my treatment they never had anything like this and my family used to have to bring my dog to the Joyce Tweddel Building car park for me to see him. This is awesome and much more suitable👏. What a great idea ❤️
Great to see some acknowledgement for the important role mental health and pets play in healthcare and recovery. Great work Titan. Best of luck , Tonia. Well done RBWH
Carol's always had a knack for making things a bit sweeter for those around her. 🧁🍪
She spent much of her working life in a cake and biscuit factory putting together machinery, before she took a chance on a new role 16 years ago - swapping treats for tiny babies in our #RBWH NICU.
Now she keeps the wheels turning on the well-oiled neonatal intensive care unit machine as the ward admin officer.
"It's such a special environment, my favourite part of the role is seeing all the good outcomes - all the little babies who come back every two of four years and you see their growth, it just makes me feel lovely," she said.
#ShoutoutSaturday 👏
I remember Carol from our 5.5month stay in Nicu IN 2019. Wonderful lady as they all are there. 💝💝
Carol was always so helpful and kind when we were in the NICU for 100days🤗
Carol, you were always so lovely and helpful during our time in the NICU/special care. Thank you! 😊♥️
Lovely that you are recognised Carol. ⚘️ Congratulations & well deserved! An awesome, caring, happy, professional Team member. Best wishes. 💕
Absolute legend 🥇 It is so wonderful to work beside you Carol. You truly put 150% in every single day, and your smile brightens my day every time I see you. Our unit would not run as smoothly if you weren’t there. We love you for the bottom of our hearts 💕 💐 🌹 🌺 🌸
Absolute legend! Makes my day 💛
You are an amazing person, a wonderful way to spend your time.
Love your work Carol!!!!’ 💕
Well done Carol, best wishes. 💐
Love Carol!! She was always so lovely when our little one was in the NICU @ RBWH...😘😘
One of the best Carol. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
How lucky are they to have you Carol, beautiful inside and out 😘
You rock Carol ❤️
Thank you Carol you do an amazing job, keeping the wheels on the cart
Such a great lady!!
Carol keeps the NICU train rolling! Nothing is ever too much trouble when we ask. She's always a bright and cheery face to be greeted by. Thank you Carol! 👏
An absolute legend who always has a smile on her face.
We wouldn’t last a day without you Carol! 🤍
Such a wonderful human being. Thank you Carol.
We LOVE Carol - thanks for making our days brighter 😊😊
Hi Carol! It was lovely working with you this year 😁🙏
Thank you Carol for all that you do. As a former Qld Health RN, now retired, I know the important role that you play in the continuity of care of the patients and their families and the support for the whole team.💕
The best ❤️❤️
Great lady to work with xx
We’d be lost without you Carol!
Poppy arrived on Wednesday 23rd November to first-time parents Alexis and Nick at #RBWH.
In a rare event, both parents had the name Poppy on their lists, so choosing her name was easy. ❤️
"We both said it out loud at the same time - it was meant to be," Dad Nick said.
"We are most looking forward to going home and sitting out on our balcony with Poppy and a cup of tea which over looks our little garden." 🌻
#FeelgoodFriday
Oh Poppy you are devine! Welcome to the world little one. Congrats to mum & dad!
Congratulations to you both on the arrival of beautiful Poppy! 💗
2nd most gorgeous Poppy I know! The most beautiful one of course is our granddaughter!
Aww enjoy your cup of tea with adorable Poppy 💕
Jen is the network training director for RBWH radiology registrars, and she doesn’t just always see a diagnosis in x-rays and other medical imaging tests!
"I have seen smiling faces with teeth, a stone in a tonsil in the shape of a love heart, a larynx that formed a love heart, and I think the bottom of a brain looks like a panda bear," Jen said. 🐼
Despite the perception that radiologists sit in a dark room and look at scans all day, radiologists are in the background doing some of the most important work, collectively with a broader team that together diagnose, report, and manage cases.
"We unfortunately see so many bad cancers, and there has been times where I have thought there's no way, then six months later they are disease free, which is so incredible. I still have that connection with the patient even though I don't get to meet them." she said. 🫶
Yasss Jen! Had the pleasure of working with you for many years and tears were shared when you moved on! You are such an incredible radiologist and such an amazing person! Xxx
Definitely a Metro-health super star!
One of the best!!
Awesome as always Jen, keep up the fantastic work! x
We are all so lucky we have you and other radioligosts ,Thankyou.
What an amazing job, Jen. Thank you for what you do
Its a pleasure to work with you Jen... have learnt a lot from you
The quiet achievers💖
Best 👍
Yassss Jen ! 👏🏼🙌🏻✨
Thank you
Am new here hope a got this lovely new friends 👋
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