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Busy roads and a rush to get from holiday plan A to B can be a recipe for disaster when it comes to road safety. Each year we see a spike in road trauma around the festive period, with this year's predicted wet conditions set to exacerbate that.
Jamieson Trauma Institute Director and RBWH orthopaedic surgeon Dr Michael said that while a higher density in cars meant accidents were more likely, we can all do our part to minimise that.
"Death and lifelong disability are a real reality from motor incidents, and any head injury or significant injury can impact on quality of life and mobility, not just for the individual but for their loved ones too," he said.
"People need to be aware of the risk factors with rainy, slippery roads and more cars around, and just be extra safe this season." 🎄
From RBWH Nurse Practitioner Matilda and everyone at Metro North Health, we want to wish you a very merry Christmas. 💙🎄
If you need medical attention today, several healthcare options are available:
💫Minor Injury and Illness Clinics
💫Virtual Emergency Care Service
💫Emergency Departments
If you’re unsure where to go, please call 13 HEALTH for guidance. Stay safe and enjoy the festivities! 🎉
I wish for all ED to be boringly peaceful Merry Xmas to all our Super ED staff
Love ya Til! Hope you had a spectacular day.
Awwww Tilly ❤️ Merry Xmas
Thank you all for what you do.
Thankyou for working this festive season
Four years ago on January 8 I had an operation at this hospital without which I would not be alive now My everlasting gratitude for saving my life
❤️
❤️❤️❤️
Merry Christmas Metro North Health Happy New Years
Still vaxxing , still criminal
Christmas cheer arrived early at Redcliffe Hospital as Santa made a special stop to the Paediatric Emergency Department to visit our youngest patients! 🎅✨Tyson was particularly excited to see Santa while in hospital. "I saw some commotion and then next thing you knew Santa was coming round the corner, I was very excited, I told him what presents I want this year." Thank you to RBWH Foundation and everyone who helped make this visit so special. 🎄❤️
The Paediatric ward in the Redcliffe Hospital are amazing, my son was in there for Christmas last year and they went above and beyond for the kids in their care .
Who was Santa?
❤️😍
Our RBWH medical imaging service provides imaging for emergency, acute inpatient and outpatient services and performs over 200,000 examinations each year.
Tim, Damon and Ashleigh work in the department and are part of a team that provide 24/7 medical imaging services to the hospital.
"We get to work with patients from basically all areas of the hospital with such a varied case mix. I love that our work is highly specialised," Tim said.
RBWH is looking for its registered nurse superstar to join the medical imaging team. If this sounds like you, apply here: smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-RBH609846 #WorkforusWednesday
You guys rock 👌
Michaela Morris
Yes go rads !! 🩻🙌🏻
Tomorrow is a special day for twins Cooper and Bradman, who turn 18 on the 18th, after being born at just 24 weeks.
The boys recently returned to the RBWH NICU where they spent their first few months of life to say hello to some familiar faces who cared for them.
Babies born at 24 weeks face significant challenges, but advancements in neonatal units mean more babies born early are getting greater care and doing well. For this duo, they have gone on to do incredible things, with both set to study at university next year where they are considering economics degrees paired with computer science and commerce respectively.
For Cooper, seeing a 24-week-old baby on his recent visit was eye-opening.
"To see this in person, it puts it into perspective to see just how small and fragile we were and shows how far we have come," he said. 🤗
Thank you to all the staff that helped organise this visit. It was emotional! The care of all the amazing staff in the NICU allowed us to defy the odds and for our boys to show that despite their fragile start, the world is still their oyster! The NICU is a confronting and isolating environment for new parents, especially given the lack of media coverage of what the risks are and what is involved in caring for these tiny babies. It is comforting to recognise the experience, knowledge and care the staff at RWBH have in ensuring these babies have the best outcomes. Thank you again for providing us the opportunity to be a family that includes 2 amazing young men x
Well done & Happy 18th Birthday to you.both! 🎊🎁🎉🎈
What an amazing, miraculous story! Well done young men
Latest news
‘A profound desire to give back’: SOAR peer-to-peer burns support program an Australian first
Phoenix SOAR is a program of the US Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors, offering one-to-one peer support to burn survivors and their family/carers.
Redcliffe Hospital’s leading role in post-ICU care
The Redcliffe Hospital Post-ICU follow-up clinic is pioneering care of this type in Australia to help manage cases of Post Intensive Care Syndrome in patients.
Events
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards./ MetroNorthHHS
Busy roads and a rush to get from holiday plan A to B can be a recipe for disaster when it comes to road safety. Each year we see a spike in road trauma around the festive period, with this year's predicted wet conditions set to exacerbate that.
Jamieson Trauma Institute Director and RBWH orthopaedic surgeon Dr Michael said that while a higher density in cars meant accidents were more likely, we can all do our part to minimise that.
"Death and lifelong disability are a real reality from motor incidents, and any head injury or significant injury can impact on quality of life and mobility, not just for the individual but for their loved ones too," he said.
"People need to be aware of the risk factors with rainy, slippery roads and more cars around, and just be extra safe this season." 🎄
From RBWH Nurse Practitioner Matilda and everyone at Metro North Health, we want to wish you a very merry Christmas. 💙🎄
If you need medical attention today, several healthcare options are available:
💫Minor Injury and Illness Clinics
💫Virtual Emergency Care Service
💫Emergency Departments
If you’re unsure where to go, please call 13 HEALTH for guidance. Stay safe and enjoy the festivities! 🎉
I wish for all ED to be boringly peaceful Merry Xmas to all our Super ED staff
Love ya Til! Hope you had a spectacular day.
Awwww Tilly ❤️ Merry Xmas
Thank you all for what you do.
Thankyou for working this festive season
Four years ago on January 8 I had an operation at this hospital without which I would not be alive now My everlasting gratitude for saving my life
❤️
❤️❤️❤️
Merry Christmas Metro North Health Happy New Years
Still vaxxing , still criminal
Christmas cheer arrived early at Redcliffe Hospital as Santa made a special stop to the Paediatric Emergency Department to visit our youngest patients! 🎅✨Tyson was particularly excited to see Santa while in hospital. "I saw some commotion and then next thing you knew Santa was coming round the corner, I was very excited, I told him what presents I want this year." Thank you to RBWH Foundation and everyone who helped make this visit so special. 🎄❤️
The Paediatric ward in the Redcliffe Hospital are amazing, my son was in there for Christmas last year and they went above and beyond for the kids in their care .
Who was Santa?
❤️😍
Our RBWH medical imaging service provides imaging for emergency, acute inpatient and outpatient services and performs over 200,000 examinations each year.
Tim, Damon and Ashleigh work in the department and are part of a team that provide 24/7 medical imaging services to the hospital.
"We get to work with patients from basically all areas of the hospital with such a varied case mix. I love that our work is highly specialised," Tim said.
RBWH is looking for its registered nurse superstar to join the medical imaging team. If this sounds like you, apply here: smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-RBH609846 #WorkforusWednesday
You guys rock 👌
Michaela Morris
Yes go rads !! 🩻🙌🏻
Tomorrow is a special day for twins Cooper and Bradman, who turn 18 on the 18th, after being born at just 24 weeks.
The boys recently returned to the RBWH NICU where they spent their first few months of life to say hello to some familiar faces who cared for them.
Babies born at 24 weeks face significant challenges, but advancements in neonatal units mean more babies born early are getting greater care and doing well. For this duo, they have gone on to do incredible things, with both set to study at university next year where they are considering economics degrees paired with computer science and commerce respectively.
For Cooper, seeing a 24-week-old baby on his recent visit was eye-opening.
"To see this in person, it puts it into perspective to see just how small and fragile we were and shows how far we have come," he said. 🤗
Thank you to all the staff that helped organise this visit. It was emotional! The care of all the amazing staff in the NICU allowed us to defy the odds and for our boys to show that despite their fragile start, the world is still their oyster! The NICU is a confronting and isolating environment for new parents, especially given the lack of media coverage of what the risks are and what is involved in caring for these tiny babies. It is comforting to recognise the experience, knowledge and care the staff at RWBH have in ensuring these babies have the best outcomes. Thank you again for providing us the opportunity to be a family that includes 2 amazing young men x
Well done & Happy 18th Birthday to you.both! 🎊🎁🎉🎈
What an amazing, miraculous story! Well done young men
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.Latest news
‘A profound desire to give back’: SOAR peer-to-peer burns support program an Australian first
Phoenix SOAR is a program of the US Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors, offering one-to-one peer support to burn survivors and their family/carers.
Events
/ MetroNorthHHS
Busy roads and a rush to get from holiday plan A to B can be a recipe for disaster when it comes to road safety. Each year we see a spike in road trauma around the festive period, with this year's predicted wet conditions set to exacerbate that.
Jamieson Trauma Institute Director and RBWH orthopaedic surgeon Dr Michael said that while a higher density in cars meant accidents were more likely, we can all do our part to minimise that.
"Death and lifelong disability are a real reality from motor incidents, and any head injury or significant injury can impact on quality of life and mobility, not just for the individual but for their loved ones too," he said.
"People need to be aware of the risk factors with rainy, slippery roads and more cars around, and just be extra safe this season." 🎄
From RBWH Nurse Practitioner Matilda and everyone at Metro North Health, we want to wish you a very merry Christmas. 💙🎄
If you need medical attention today, several healthcare options are available:
💫Minor Injury and Illness Clinics
💫Virtual Emergency Care Service
💫Emergency Departments
If you’re unsure where to go, please call 13 HEALTH for guidance. Stay safe and enjoy the festivities! 🎉
I wish for all ED to be boringly peaceful Merry Xmas to all our Super ED staff
Love ya Til! Hope you had a spectacular day.
Awwww Tilly ❤️ Merry Xmas
Thank you all for what you do.
Thankyou for working this festive season
Four years ago on January 8 I had an operation at this hospital without which I would not be alive now My everlasting gratitude for saving my life
❤️
❤️❤️❤️
Merry Christmas Metro North Health Happy New Years
Still vaxxing , still criminal
Christmas cheer arrived early at Redcliffe Hospital as Santa made a special stop to the Paediatric Emergency Department to visit our youngest patients! 🎅✨Tyson was particularly excited to see Santa while in hospital. "I saw some commotion and then next thing you knew Santa was coming round the corner, I was very excited, I told him what presents I want this year." Thank you to RBWH Foundation and everyone who helped make this visit so special. 🎄❤️
The Paediatric ward in the Redcliffe Hospital are amazing, my son was in there for Christmas last year and they went above and beyond for the kids in their care .
Who was Santa?
❤️😍
Our RBWH medical imaging service provides imaging for emergency, acute inpatient and outpatient services and performs over 200,000 examinations each year.
Tim, Damon and Ashleigh work in the department and are part of a team that provide 24/7 medical imaging services to the hospital.
"We get to work with patients from basically all areas of the hospital with such a varied case mix. I love that our work is highly specialised," Tim said.
RBWH is looking for its registered nurse superstar to join the medical imaging team. If this sounds like you, apply here: smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-RBH609846 #WorkforusWednesday
You guys rock 👌
Michaela Morris
Yes go rads !! 🩻🙌🏻
Tomorrow is a special day for twins Cooper and Bradman, who turn 18 on the 18th, after being born at just 24 weeks.
The boys recently returned to the RBWH NICU where they spent their first few months of life to say hello to some familiar faces who cared for them.
Babies born at 24 weeks face significant challenges, but advancements in neonatal units mean more babies born early are getting greater care and doing well. For this duo, they have gone on to do incredible things, with both set to study at university next year where they are considering economics degrees paired with computer science and commerce respectively.
For Cooper, seeing a 24-week-old baby on his recent visit was eye-opening.
"To see this in person, it puts it into perspective to see just how small and fragile we were and shows how far we have come," he said. 🤗
Thank you to all the staff that helped organise this visit. It was emotional! The care of all the amazing staff in the NICU allowed us to defy the odds and for our boys to show that despite their fragile start, the world is still their oyster! The NICU is a confronting and isolating environment for new parents, especially given the lack of media coverage of what the risks are and what is involved in caring for these tiny babies. It is comforting to recognise the experience, knowledge and care the staff at RWBH have in ensuring these babies have the best outcomes. Thank you again for providing us the opportunity to be a family that includes 2 amazing young men x
Well done & Happy 18th Birthday to you.both! 🎊🎁🎉🎈
What an amazing, miraculous story! Well done young men
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