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COVID-19 changes to visiting at RBWH
There are currently no visitor restrictions in place at this facility, unless you meet any one of the following conditions, in which case you must not visit this facility:
- You have been diagnosed with COVID-19
- You have returned from overseas or a hotspot in the last 14 days and do not have an exemption to visit
- You have been asked to self-quarantine
- You have had contact with a person with COVID-19 in the last 14 days
- You have a fever (37.5 degrees or more) or history of fever (e.g. nights sweats, chills) or acute respiratory infection (e.g. cough, shortness of breath, sore throat), runny nose, vomiting or nausea, diarrhoea, loss of smell or loss of taste.
Latest news
Metro North Australia Day Achievement Awards 2021
Recognising, rewarding and celebrating staff achievements is an integral part of the Values in Action framework, and helps make Metro North a great place to work.
163 new doctors kick off careers at Metro North
The next generation of doctors will be welcomed across Metro North this week as 163 medical interns take up residence across the hospitals on Brisbane’s northside.
COVID-19 (coronavirus) Fever Clinics and Community Assessment Clinics
Metro North Hospital and Health Service is conducting COVID-19 (coronavirus) screening at Fever Clinics and Community Assessment Clinics at a range of locations.
RBWH receives international recognition for COVID-19 response
Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH) has been named as one of five Australian health services to be recognised in the International Hospital Federation’s (IHF) Beyond the Call of Duty for COVID-19 recognition program.
Events
Kidney Supportive Care Symposium
Date: 12 March 2021
Venue: Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Herston
The 2021 Kidney Supportive Care Symposium will be an opportunity to hear from leading international, national and state speakers on the latest in the sphere of Kidney Supportive Care.
/ MetroNorthHHS
24 January 2021
Today we put a spotlight on one of our new doctors! 👋 28-year-old Matthew started studying Veterinary Sciences and shared with us how he ended up as one of RBWH's 2021 interns.
“I was in my final year of studying Veterinary Sciences when I had an allergic reaction to a cat which landed me in hospital. It was here that I witnessed how great our health system is in Australia and how well supported our hospitals are. As soon as I got the idea of studying medicine in my head, my mind was made up," he said.
“I can’t wait to make the transition from student to intern so I can take on some responsibilities and learn from medical industry leaders.
“After my intern year, I’d love to specialise in general surgery or trauma. I like the pragmatic nature of surgery and the fact that you can be active and use your hands.”
Join us in welcoming Matthew to the team! 👏🏥
He will make a great doctor .
Great news Matt congratulations.
Well done
I work with a vet turned GP. Superb. Every doc should do vet training first.
Congratulations Matt!
Interestingly the local vet has 70%of their staff allergic to cats and said they cope by ensuring their own coverage of antihistamines. Well done Matthew all the best in your career even if id did not at first appear to be your first choice. Many of us have had a convoluted path to our careers, but as they say knowledge is not a burden.
Be nice to the nurses, you’ll go a long way 😀😀
Good luck with your future career Matthew. Good communication is the key. That, and now knowing where to put the thermometer.
Well that was a strong message to change direction, Matthew. Have a great time in Metro North
What a story, I can’t believe you made it to your final year of veterinary science before you discovered you were allergic to cats.
23 January 2021
Have you spotted Barb at RBWH? 😊 After working in hospital laundries since 1980 Barb scored her dream job in 2004 as one of our amazing gardeners!
She's had a passion for gardening ever since she was a child, inspired by her grandma who she keeps in her thoughts as she plants Australian natives around campus.
"It's important to me to make sure the front of the hospital is warm and welcoming, I like making the garden beautiful for our patients to enjoy," she said.
"I get a lot of feedback from patients! Some good, some bad, I always take on what they say because this is here for them and I want to make it special."
Barb is one of the many staff at Metro North who impact patient experiences every day without ever entering a ward. #ShoutoutSatuday 👏🌳🐝
The gardens look amazing. So nice to see plants and flowers where the smokers used to stand. Thank you for making a difference
Barb is doing an amazing job!! The gardens are always beautiful!
The gardens are looking amazing! Well done Barb 😊🌿🌻
Barbara is wonderful. Very dedicated and on occasion has been known to use her own money to buy plants for the front of the hospital
Barb is awesome 💚 always has time to answer any inane gardening questions and share her wealth of knowledge 😊
My fav person to see on my way to work and what a wonderful asset to RBWH. A hard working, real people person with a positive attitude. Not to mention her great sense of humour. And she’s been known to buy plants from the markets for the gardens out of her own money. Thanks Barb for the joy you bring not only in your gardening but to the people 🙌
Thank you all for your kind words and showing appreciation of my work. That makes it worth while coming in to work and also to creating those gardens for our patients., visitors and staff. Thanks all once again that made my weekend
Barb and the team do a great job! The gardens and turf always looks 💯 at the RBWH - especially the Brom gardens!
You do an amazing job Barb. The gardens are beautiful.
A wonderful lady who also spent time in the gardens around the Royal Children's Hospital when it was there. Everything was always so clean and bright. Your grandma would be proud.
I remember Barb when she used to come over to the old RCH. She is such a lovely lovely lady and she loves her job as a Gardener.
The gardens look beautiful.. I always feel happy walking past the garden going into work !
Cheerful lovely lady. Admire the art created in the gardens
As I walk out of night shift i see this little shrub with tiny blue flowers on it and the bees 🐝 love it, but when I come in for a late shift the flowers seem to have folded up and disappeared. I hope that proves to you Barb, that we do notice and care about your beautiful work! Thank you.
I often see Barb working around the gardens and I always admire the beautiful creations she makes
Barb is one of a kind! A true, selfless healthcare hero. Barb learnt Auslan when a new team member joined so she could chat with them. Such a legend! Thank you for your service, Barb. It’s a pleasure to know you.
The front of the hospital is always beautiful Barb. I look at it every day when I drive home !
Many a wet shoe when Barb is around!
The Butterfield st entrance is beautiful. Barb is always ready with a smile and pleasant greeting. Thank you for all your efforts 👏
Keep up the wonderful.work.And you always have a beautiful.smile😁
The heart of the hospital! Thank you for your dedication. Your work bring joy to so many!
Yes, hello Aunty Barb, from Lady Ramsay Early Learning & Education Centre!
I often admire the garden when I walk into work 💐
You do a wonderful job Barb. Your gardens always look lovely.
Saw her last week and commented the garden is looking great thanks to her 😍
19 January 2021
Are you in your dream job? Julian has just scored his at #RBWH! He wanted to become a doctor because it's a holistic career with a range of opportunities, as well as being so rewarding. 🏥
"RBWH was my first preference as it’s a large community with a broad range of specialities," he said.
"It’s a bit too early to know what I want to specialise in, however at the moment I’m interested in obstetrics, gynaecology and plastic reconstructive surgery."
We're excited to have you in the team, Julian! 👏
Congratulations Julian!!! Doing your placement at our clinic I knew you would do well. All the best for the future.
I start my dream job at RBWH in April 😍🎉💖 I cannot wait 😁
I want to become a clinical coder. Who is the best course provider for someone not currently employed by Qld Health? Can a non-employee gain access to undertake the Qld Health internal course?
17 January 2021
Meet one of RBWH's new doctors! 🤗 Danielle is one of 163 new medical interns across Metro North and we couldn't be happier to welcome her to our health service!
"Health impacts every part of our lives, and doctors have the important role of helping their patients manage and improve their health. I’m excited for the opportunity to work with my patients on something so important," she said.
"There’s such a diverse range of patients and complex cases at RBWH. I can’t wait to be exposed to this."
We're so happy to have you join us, Danielle! 🌟🏥
I had to stay in RBWH from Thursday to Saturday and was so well looked after, never been so well looked after in all my life. The lovely staff who looked after me during my stay should go over to the PCU in TPCH and teach them how to do a correct job, especially the ones who were there in January last year when my dear husband spent his last days there.
COVID-19 changes to visiting at RBWH
There are currently no visitor restrictions in place at this facility, unless you meet any one of the following conditions, in which case you must not visit this facility:
- You have been diagnosed with COVID-19
- You have returned from overseas or a hotspot in the last 14 days and do not have an exemption to visit
- You have been asked to self-quarantine
- You have had contact with a person with COVID-19 in the last 14 days
- You have a fever (37.5 degrees or more) or history of fever (e.g. nights sweats, chills) or acute respiratory infection (e.g. cough, shortness of breath, sore throat), runny nose, vomiting or nausea, diarrhoea, loss of smell or loss of taste.
Latest news
Metro North Australia Day Achievement Awards 2021
Recognising, rewarding and celebrating staff achievements is an integral part of the Values in Action framework, and helps make Metro North a great place to work.
163 new doctors kick off careers at Metro North
The next generation of doctors will be welcomed across Metro North this week as 163 medical interns take up residence across the hospitals on Brisbane’s northside.
Events
Kidney Supportive Care Symposium
Date: 12 March 2021
Venue: Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Herston
The 2021 Kidney Supportive Care Symposium will be an opportunity to hear from leading international, national and state speakers on the latest in the sphere of Kidney Supportive Care.
/ MetroNorthHHS
24 January 2021
Today we put a spotlight on one of our new doctors! 👋 28-year-old Matthew started studying Veterinary Sciences and shared with us how he ended up as one of RBWH's 2021 interns.
“I was in my final year of studying Veterinary Sciences when I had an allergic reaction to a cat which landed me in hospital. It was here that I witnessed how great our health system is in Australia and how well supported our hospitals are. As soon as I got the idea of studying medicine in my head, my mind was made up," he said.
“I can’t wait to make the transition from student to intern so I can take on some responsibilities and learn from medical industry leaders.
“After my intern year, I’d love to specialise in general surgery or trauma. I like the pragmatic nature of surgery and the fact that you can be active and use your hands.”
Join us in welcoming Matthew to the team! 👏🏥
He will make a great doctor .
Great news Matt congratulations.
Well done
I work with a vet turned GP. Superb. Every doc should do vet training first.
Congratulations Matt!
Interestingly the local vet has 70%of their staff allergic to cats and said they cope by ensuring their own coverage of antihistamines. Well done Matthew all the best in your career even if id did not at first appear to be your first choice. Many of us have had a convoluted path to our careers, but as they say knowledge is not a burden.
Be nice to the nurses, you’ll go a long way 😀😀
Good luck with your future career Matthew. Good communication is the key. That, and now knowing where to put the thermometer.
Well that was a strong message to change direction, Matthew. Have a great time in Metro North
What a story, I can’t believe you made it to your final year of veterinary science before you discovered you were allergic to cats.
23 January 2021
Have you spotted Barb at RBWH? 😊 After working in hospital laundries since 1980 Barb scored her dream job in 2004 as one of our amazing gardeners!
She's had a passion for gardening ever since she was a child, inspired by her grandma who she keeps in her thoughts as she plants Australian natives around campus.
"It's important to me to make sure the front of the hospital is warm and welcoming, I like making the garden beautiful for our patients to enjoy," she said.
"I get a lot of feedback from patients! Some good, some bad, I always take on what they say because this is here for them and I want to make it special."
Barb is one of the many staff at Metro North who impact patient experiences every day without ever entering a ward. #ShoutoutSatuday 👏🌳🐝
The gardens look amazing. So nice to see plants and flowers where the smokers used to stand. Thank you for making a difference
Barb is doing an amazing job!! The gardens are always beautiful!
The gardens are looking amazing! Well done Barb 😊🌿🌻
Barbara is wonderful. Very dedicated and on occasion has been known to use her own money to buy plants for the front of the hospital
Barb is awesome 💚 always has time to answer any inane gardening questions and share her wealth of knowledge 😊
My fav person to see on my way to work and what a wonderful asset to RBWH. A hard working, real people person with a positive attitude. Not to mention her great sense of humour. And she’s been known to buy plants from the markets for the gardens out of her own money. Thanks Barb for the joy you bring not only in your gardening but to the people 🙌
Thank you all for your kind words and showing appreciation of my work. That makes it worth while coming in to work and also to creating those gardens for our patients., visitors and staff. Thanks all once again that made my weekend
Barb and the team do a great job! The gardens and turf always looks 💯 at the RBWH - especially the Brom gardens!
You do an amazing job Barb. The gardens are beautiful.
A wonderful lady who also spent time in the gardens around the Royal Children's Hospital when it was there. Everything was always so clean and bright. Your grandma would be proud.
I remember Barb when she used to come over to the old RCH. She is such a lovely lovely lady and she loves her job as a Gardener.
The gardens look beautiful.. I always feel happy walking past the garden going into work !
Cheerful lovely lady. Admire the art created in the gardens
As I walk out of night shift i see this little shrub with tiny blue flowers on it and the bees 🐝 love it, but when I come in for a late shift the flowers seem to have folded up and disappeared. I hope that proves to you Barb, that we do notice and care about your beautiful work! Thank you.
I often see Barb working around the gardens and I always admire the beautiful creations she makes
Barb is one of a kind! A true, selfless healthcare hero. Barb learnt Auslan when a new team member joined so she could chat with them. Such a legend! Thank you for your service, Barb. It’s a pleasure to know you.
The front of the hospital is always beautiful Barb. I look at it every day when I drive home !
Many a wet shoe when Barb is around!
The Butterfield st entrance is beautiful. Barb is always ready with a smile and pleasant greeting. Thank you for all your efforts 👏
Keep up the wonderful.work.And you always have a beautiful.smile😁
The heart of the hospital! Thank you for your dedication. Your work bring joy to so many!
Yes, hello Aunty Barb, from Lady Ramsay Early Learning & Education Centre!
I often admire the garden when I walk into work 💐
You do a wonderful job Barb. Your gardens always look lovely.
Saw her last week and commented the garden is looking great thanks to her 😍
19 January 2021
Are you in your dream job? Julian has just scored his at #RBWH! He wanted to become a doctor because it's a holistic career with a range of opportunities, as well as being so rewarding. 🏥
"RBWH was my first preference as it’s a large community with a broad range of specialities," he said.
"It’s a bit too early to know what I want to specialise in, however at the moment I’m interested in obstetrics, gynaecology and plastic reconstructive surgery."
We're excited to have you in the team, Julian! 👏
Congratulations Julian!!! Doing your placement at our clinic I knew you would do well. All the best for the future.
I start my dream job at RBWH in April 😍🎉💖 I cannot wait 😁
I want to become a clinical coder. Who is the best course provider for someone not currently employed by Qld Health? Can a non-employee gain access to undertake the Qld Health internal course?
17 January 2021
Meet one of RBWH's new doctors! 🤗 Danielle is one of 163 new medical interns across Metro North and we couldn't be happier to welcome her to our health service!
"Health impacts every part of our lives, and doctors have the important role of helping their patients manage and improve their health. I’m excited for the opportunity to work with my patients on something so important," she said.
"There’s such a diverse range of patients and complex cases at RBWH. I can’t wait to be exposed to this."
We're so happy to have you join us, Danielle! 🌟🏥
I had to stay in RBWH from Thursday to Saturday and was so well looked after, never been so well looked after in all my life. The lovely staff who looked after me during my stay should go over to the PCU in TPCH and teach them how to do a correct job, especially the ones who were there in January last year when my dear husband spent his last days there.
COVID-19 changes to visiting at RBWH
There are currently no visitor restrictions in place at this facility, unless you meet any one of the following conditions, in which case you must not visit this facility:
- You have been diagnosed with COVID-19
- You have returned from overseas or a hotspot in the last 14 days and do not have an exemption to visit
- You have been asked to self-quarantine
- You have had contact with a person with COVID-19 in the last 14 days
- You have a fever (37.5 degrees or more) or history of fever (e.g. nights sweats, chills) or acute respiratory infection (e.g. cough, shortness of breath, sore throat), runny nose, vomiting or nausea, diarrhoea, loss of smell or loss of taste.
Latest news
Metro North Australia Day Achievement Awards 2021
Recognising, rewarding and celebrating staff achievements is an integral part of the Values in Action framework, and helps make Metro North a great place to work.
Events
Kidney Supportive Care Symposium
Date: 12 March 2021
Venue: Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, Herston
The 2021 Kidney Supportive Care Symposium will be an opportunity to hear from leading international, national and state speakers on the latest in the sphere of Kidney Supportive Care.
/ MetroNorthHHS
24 January 2021
Today we put a spotlight on one of our new doctors! 👋 28-year-old Matthew started studying Veterinary Sciences and shared with us how he ended up as one of RBWH's 2021 interns.
“I was in my final year of studying Veterinary Sciences when I had an allergic reaction to a cat which landed me in hospital. It was here that I witnessed how great our health system is in Australia and how well supported our hospitals are. As soon as I got the idea of studying medicine in my head, my mind was made up," he said.
“I can’t wait to make the transition from student to intern so I can take on some responsibilities and learn from medical industry leaders.
“After my intern year, I’d love to specialise in general surgery or trauma. I like the pragmatic nature of surgery and the fact that you can be active and use your hands.”
Join us in welcoming Matthew to the team! 👏🏥
He will make a great doctor .
Great news Matt congratulations.
Well done
I work with a vet turned GP. Superb. Every doc should do vet training first.
Congratulations Matt!
Interestingly the local vet has 70%of their staff allergic to cats and said they cope by ensuring their own coverage of antihistamines. Well done Matthew all the best in your career even if id did not at first appear to be your first choice. Many of us have had a convoluted path to our careers, but as they say knowledge is not a burden.
Be nice to the nurses, you’ll go a long way 😀😀
Good luck with your future career Matthew. Good communication is the key. That, and now knowing where to put the thermometer.
Well that was a strong message to change direction, Matthew. Have a great time in Metro North
What a story, I can’t believe you made it to your final year of veterinary science before you discovered you were allergic to cats.
23 January 2021
Have you spotted Barb at RBWH? 😊 After working in hospital laundries since 1980 Barb scored her dream job in 2004 as one of our amazing gardeners!
She's had a passion for gardening ever since she was a child, inspired by her grandma who she keeps in her thoughts as she plants Australian natives around campus.
"It's important to me to make sure the front of the hospital is warm and welcoming, I like making the garden beautiful for our patients to enjoy," she said.
"I get a lot of feedback from patients! Some good, some bad, I always take on what they say because this is here for them and I want to make it special."
Barb is one of the many staff at Metro North who impact patient experiences every day without ever entering a ward. #ShoutoutSatuday 👏🌳🐝
The gardens look amazing. So nice to see plants and flowers where the smokers used to stand. Thank you for making a difference
Barb is doing an amazing job!! The gardens are always beautiful!
The gardens are looking amazing! Well done Barb 😊🌿🌻
Barbara is wonderful. Very dedicated and on occasion has been known to use her own money to buy plants for the front of the hospital
Barb is awesome 💚 always has time to answer any inane gardening questions and share her wealth of knowledge 😊
My fav person to see on my way to work and what a wonderful asset to RBWH. A hard working, real people person with a positive attitude. Not to mention her great sense of humour. And she’s been known to buy plants from the markets for the gardens out of her own money. Thanks Barb for the joy you bring not only in your gardening but to the people 🙌
Thank you all for your kind words and showing appreciation of my work. That makes it worth while coming in to work and also to creating those gardens for our patients., visitors and staff. Thanks all once again that made my weekend
Barb and the team do a great job! The gardens and turf always looks 💯 at the RBWH - especially the Brom gardens!
You do an amazing job Barb. The gardens are beautiful.
A wonderful lady who also spent time in the gardens around the Royal Children's Hospital when it was there. Everything was always so clean and bright. Your grandma would be proud.
I remember Barb when she used to come over to the old RCH. She is such a lovely lovely lady and she loves her job as a Gardener.
The gardens look beautiful.. I always feel happy walking past the garden going into work !
Cheerful lovely lady. Admire the art created in the gardens
As I walk out of night shift i see this little shrub with tiny blue flowers on it and the bees 🐝 love it, but when I come in for a late shift the flowers seem to have folded up and disappeared. I hope that proves to you Barb, that we do notice and care about your beautiful work! Thank you.
I often see Barb working around the gardens and I always admire the beautiful creations she makes
Barb is one of a kind! A true, selfless healthcare hero. Barb learnt Auslan when a new team member joined so she could chat with them. Such a legend! Thank you for your service, Barb. It’s a pleasure to know you.
The front of the hospital is always beautiful Barb. I look at it every day when I drive home !
Many a wet shoe when Barb is around!
The Butterfield st entrance is beautiful. Barb is always ready with a smile and pleasant greeting. Thank you for all your efforts 👏
Keep up the wonderful.work.And you always have a beautiful.smile😁
The heart of the hospital! Thank you for your dedication. Your work bring joy to so many!
Yes, hello Aunty Barb, from Lady Ramsay Early Learning & Education Centre!
I often admire the garden when I walk into work 💐
You do a wonderful job Barb. Your gardens always look lovely.
Saw her last week and commented the garden is looking great thanks to her 😍
19 January 2021
Are you in your dream job? Julian has just scored his at #RBWH! He wanted to become a doctor because it's a holistic career with a range of opportunities, as well as being so rewarding. 🏥
"RBWH was my first preference as it’s a large community with a broad range of specialities," he said.
"It’s a bit too early to know what I want to specialise in, however at the moment I’m interested in obstetrics, gynaecology and plastic reconstructive surgery."
We're excited to have you in the team, Julian! 👏
Congratulations Julian!!! Doing your placement at our clinic I knew you would do well. All the best for the future.
I start my dream job at RBWH in April 😍🎉💖 I cannot wait 😁
I want to become a clinical coder. Who is the best course provider for someone not currently employed by Qld Health? Can a non-employee gain access to undertake the Qld Health internal course?
17 January 2021
Meet one of RBWH's new doctors! 🤗 Danielle is one of 163 new medical interns across Metro North and we couldn't be happier to welcome her to our health service!
"Health impacts every part of our lives, and doctors have the important role of helping their patients manage and improve their health. I’m excited for the opportunity to work with my patients on something so important," she said.
"There’s such a diverse range of patients and complex cases at RBWH. I can’t wait to be exposed to this."
We're so happy to have you join us, Danielle! 🌟🏥
I had to stay in RBWH from Thursday to Saturday and was so well looked after, never been so well looked after in all my life. The lovely staff who looked after me during my stay should go over to the PCU in TPCH and teach them how to do a correct job, especially the ones who were there in January last year when my dear husband spent his last days there.
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