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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
Leveling up gender equality within Metro North
Metro North Health have commenced an exciting new project aimed at promoting gender equality in the medical profession. Level Up aims to support medical women in training to reach senior positions over the course of their career through providing mentoring, leadership development programs, and specific pathways for reporting discrimination.
Paving a smoother road for mums post weight loss surgery
Putting on weight is a normal part of pregnancy, but for women who have had weight loss surgery it can be a challenge.
On the 12th day of Christmas, Metro North Health gave to me… silly season care – no matter what the issue may be.
Need healthcare over the festive season? Whether it’s dodgy prawns, a Christmas injury, or a weird rash, we’ve got you covered.
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.
Events
Metro North GP Liaison update – Common challenges in primary care: Sexual Health update
Date: 21st February 2023
Time: 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm
Venue: Education Centre The Prince Charles Hospital
Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service invite GPs to join us and our panel of experts for an evening of education, networking and discussion. Join your GP colleagues and Specialists from the Metro North Sexual Health team and Metro North Public Health Unit to discuss the assessment and management of common sexually transmitted infections and up to date information regarding Sexual Health and Public Health services and referral pathways.
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Phone: (07) 3646 8111
Feedback about your care
RBWH-PLS@health.qld.gov.au
Phone: (07) 3646 8216
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There's a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes before a clinical trial become available to patients, often several years of work, collaboration and planning.
Associate Professor and Senior medical oncologist, Dr Zarnie is part of an investigator-initiated study called LUMOS2 which will run across Australia including at RBWH.
Put simply, it's an umbrella study which looks at grade 2 and 3 brain tumours in people where treatment has failed, and the disease has progressed. 🧠
"We should celebrate the fact we have studies like this for our population - all the expertise that goes into this, so many departments have to get on board, it's a team effort," Zarnie said.
"Every trial asks the unique question, is our new treatment better than what we are currently doing?
"At the end of the day, we do it for the patient and if I can offer the next patient that walks through my door some hope, then it's all worth it."
Let's give it up for our clinical trials team 👏 #ShoutoutSaturday
This study is sponsored by COGNO in collaboration with the ONJCRI.
Congratulations, good job
Amazing work Zarnie!!
Great work team!
Miss this wonderful team of people
Great job 👏
Congratulations
Congratulations and well done 🥰
Congratulations Dr Zarnie Lwin and team!
Congratulations my friend!!!
Amazing work and wonderful people
Congratulations
Congratulations!
Congratulations ftiend!
Congratulations
Congratulations
Congratulations Zar🎊
Congratulations!
Congratulations 🎉💐
Congratulations 👏
Great job, Zarnie! ❤️
Congratulation.
Congratulations
Amazing!! Love this!!
Big congrats nyimalay!
John Manwaring is growing his own jaw bone back, thanks to the work of Metro North Health surgeons, Herston Biofabrication Institute, and international medtech collaboration.
Following a cancer in his mouth which led to a series of complications, John was left with a missing jaw, until RBWH surgeon Dr Rughani and colleague Dr Michael Wagels proposed an Australian-first regenerative jaw bone implant as the solution.
The implant was 3D printed in Singapore by Osteopore OSX.AX and was wrapped in tissue from John's knee and connected to a blood supply. Over time, the implant will dissolve as the bone regenerates.
"It surprised me that this can be done so close to home, not America, and its fantastic that this is available - it feels good to know that this technology can help someone else," John said. 😃
Dr Rughani is AMAZING and a fabulous doctor. We all love him in Plastics department !!
You are looking so well John... we have a brilliant team looking after you
This is amazing. Well done to all involved, and good luck John!
It is amazing what doctors can do nowadays.Good luck John.Wishing you all the best.
Both Mils and Michael are both amazing surgeons. Michael was also there with Prof. Ung to do the first breast scaffolding reconstruction as well. Heaps of advancements made at the Royal!
Your interview last night was so moving. So happy for you and your family x
Amazing! Good on you John!
Saw the interview last night just amazing what you've been though John. Wishing you all the best.
Awesome and totally amazing what can be achieved in the health sector these days All the best to you John
All the Best John
Wonderful 🌻 Great new technology. True, what Drs can do these days 🌻
This is so wonderful.
Amazing... I saw the interview last night..
Wow. Great news John. Be back to your old self again in no time.
Was talking with Dr Rhugani about this today. Amazing stuff. www.9news.com.au/videos/health/man-first-to-receive-printed-jaw-in-queensland/cldillko0002m0jp2te...
I only have half a skull guys for real my skull was smashed and cut into pieces then donated to UNSW, when I woke up at RNSH it's been a never ending nightmare, I don't know if it could fix my lack of temples and then possibly having bone instead of plastic my frontal lobes may work better ie no thermostat, pituitary gland and epilepsy. Worst part is when I worked at UNSW there was a new 3d printer and the plastic surgery refit is different from my old skull and not by a little.
Amazing hope all goes well, John
Wow that is so amazing - all the best with it John 😘
Omg Jeffrey Lau Jason Zouki remember him???????
So good
amazed by your strength love u to bits John xoxo
If we can generate a new mandible, then there's surely hope for teeth regeneration as well. Maybe a few more years though. Well done, John and good work all the team in biofab.
Incredible! Well done!
Brilliant! I expected to find a mention of Dr Wagels after reading the first few lines. Well done!
Help me do the same with my skull
Prof. Tim’s career at RBWH began in the early 1980s as a freshly minted resident, where he discovered his love for both eye health and plastic surgery.
Instead of choosing just one specialty, he opted for both, merging the two to become the first ever oculoplastics specialist at #RBWH. 👁
“Back in 1992 we set up the clinic to treat a range of diseases of the eye requiring surgical solutions including droopy eyelids, skin cancers, and basically any injury to the eye, socket, and surrounding tissues,” Prof. Tim said.
“Since then, I’ve managed to train more than 25 fellows in the specialty both internationally, and across Australia and New Zealand to help spread the knowledge, skill, and specialty here and to other parts of the world."
#ShoutOutSaturday👏
Amazing! Thank you Professor Tim for your dedication and service 👏
Always so kind, always happy to answer a curious wardies questions. Thank you for what you do Prof.
An absolutely brilliant man and so kind too 👏👏👏
One of the nicest surgeons out there!
Legend! Such a nice guy to work with too 🙂
We love working alongside you, Prof 👀🙌
So many years working at 7GOT RR RBH, looking after his patients 🥰🥰🥰 lovely man.
Incredible achievement. Talented man. 🙏
Amazing work thank you!
Diane Fox
Thank you
RBWH mum Karen received a special belated birthday gift this week - baby Roman! 🥳
Roman, who was born two days after his mum's birthday, joins older brother Lawrence, 11, and older sister Ruth, 9, who all share a Samoan and Niue lineage. 🇼🇸🇳🇺
"We opted for a non-traditional first name for him, but he will have traditional middle names to keep the family happy. The kids have been calling him John Cena big nose, so Roman is a much better option!" mum Karen said.
"He was due on my birthday, so he let me have my birthday, but we will still share a birth month - I think he was stuck in there doing his hair, its so perfect!"
#FeelgoodFriday
Congratulations and welcome to the word, baby Roman. His hair is fabulous!
Welcome baby Roman.. congratulations to the proud parents 🌺
Congratulations to you all 🥰Roman is beautiful
Congratulations Karen, he is so cute 🤩
Welcome to the world Roman
Gorgeous boy ❤️😊 (ps your kids are hilarious) 😆
Lilly Denly
♥️♥️♥️♥️
Polybubs 💕
You wouldn't expect to see a physiotherapist in the neonatal ward, but even some of our tiny babies need physio!
Alice is an RBWH advanced neonatal physiotherapist who provides crucial education and support to parents, as well as assessments, baby massage classes and outpatient baby play groups. 🥰
"We provide lots of education to parents on how they can best help the baby's development, how to change their nappy which can be tricky with wires and tubes, what positions are best for the baby so they build up strength, and on tummy time, bath time and relaxation in the bath," Alice said.
"We offer physical hands on therapy, but also support parents to be able to continue what we show them when they get home to help in their parenthood journey." ♥️
my son was in the NICU for a month then rushed to the mater and children's hospitals didn't expect to see a physio in the unit but after spending time with them it's being amazing and so blessed ❤️ my son was born 3 months early at 27 weeks gestation at the RBWH everyone was so good and amazing and very much well loved and looked after if it wasn't for the drs and nurses myself and my son wouldn't be here right now. 💜💜💜
Great work Alice!
We love you aunty Alice!
How special those babies have you Alice and you them
Great work and lovely lady
Nice work Alice!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
YAY Alice 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕💕💕
Thank you
We loved visits with Alice
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: Sexual Health update
Date: 21st February 2023
Time: 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm
Venue: Education Centre The Prince Charles Hospital
Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service invite GPs to join us and our panel of experts for an evening of education, networking and discussion. Join your GP colleagues and Specialists from the Metro North Sexual Health team and Metro North Public Health Unit to discuss the assessment and management of common sexually transmitted infections and up to date information regarding Sexual Health and Public Health services and referral pathways.
Leveling up gender equality within Metro North
Metro North Health have commenced an exciting new project aimed at promoting gender equality in the medical profession. Level Up aims to support medical women in training to reach senior positions over the course of their career through providing mentoring, leadership development programs, and specific pathways for reporting discrimination.
Events
Metro North GP Liaison update – Common challenges in primary care: Sexual Health update
Date: 21st February 2023
Time: 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm
Venue: Education Centre The Prince Charles Hospital
Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service invite GPs to join us and our panel of experts for an evening of education, networking and discussion. Join your GP colleagues and Specialists from the Metro North Sexual Health team and Metro North Public Health Unit to discuss the assessment and management of common sexually transmitted infections and up to date information regarding Sexual Health and Public Health services and referral pathways.
/ MetroNorthHHS
There's a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes before a clinical trial become available to patients, often several years of work, collaboration and planning.
Associate Professor and Senior medical oncologist, Dr Zarnie is part of an investigator-initiated study called LUMOS2 which will run across Australia including at RBWH.
Put simply, it's an umbrella study which looks at grade 2 and 3 brain tumours in people where treatment has failed, and the disease has progressed. 🧠
"We should celebrate the fact we have studies like this for our population - all the expertise that goes into this, so many departments have to get on board, it's a team effort," Zarnie said.
"Every trial asks the unique question, is our new treatment better than what we are currently doing?
"At the end of the day, we do it for the patient and if I can offer the next patient that walks through my door some hope, then it's all worth it."
Let's give it up for our clinical trials team 👏 #ShoutoutSaturday
This study is sponsored by COGNO in collaboration with the ONJCRI.
Congratulations, good job
Amazing work Zarnie!!
Great work team!
Miss this wonderful team of people
Great job 👏
Congratulations
Congratulations and well done 🥰
Congratulations Dr Zarnie Lwin and team!
Congratulations my friend!!!
Amazing work and wonderful people
Congratulations
Congratulations!
Congratulations ftiend!
Congratulations
Congratulations
Congratulations Zar🎊
Congratulations!
Congratulations 🎉💐
Congratulations 👏
Great job, Zarnie! ❤️
Congratulation.
Congratulations
Amazing!! Love this!!
Big congrats nyimalay!
John Manwaring is growing his own jaw bone back, thanks to the work of Metro North Health surgeons, Herston Biofabrication Institute, and international medtech collaboration.
Following a cancer in his mouth which led to a series of complications, John was left with a missing jaw, until RBWH surgeon Dr Rughani and colleague Dr Michael Wagels proposed an Australian-first regenerative jaw bone implant as the solution.
The implant was 3D printed in Singapore by Osteopore OSX.AX and was wrapped in tissue from John's knee and connected to a blood supply. Over time, the implant will dissolve as the bone regenerates.
"It surprised me that this can be done so close to home, not America, and its fantastic that this is available - it feels good to know that this technology can help someone else," John said. 😃
Dr Rughani is AMAZING and a fabulous doctor. We all love him in Plastics department !!
You are looking so well John... we have a brilliant team looking after you
This is amazing. Well done to all involved, and good luck John!
It is amazing what doctors can do nowadays.Good luck John.Wishing you all the best.
Both Mils and Michael are both amazing surgeons. Michael was also there with Prof. Ung to do the first breast scaffolding reconstruction as well. Heaps of advancements made at the Royal!
Your interview last night was so moving. So happy for you and your family x
Amazing! Good on you John!
Saw the interview last night just amazing what you've been though John. Wishing you all the best.
Awesome and totally amazing what can be achieved in the health sector these days All the best to you John
All the Best John
Wonderful 🌻 Great new technology. True, what Drs can do these days 🌻
This is so wonderful.
Amazing... I saw the interview last night..
Wow. Great news John. Be back to your old self again in no time.
Was talking with Dr Rhugani about this today. Amazing stuff. www.9news.com.au/videos/health/man-first-to-receive-printed-jaw-in-queensland/cldillko0002m0jp2te...
I only have half a skull guys for real my skull was smashed and cut into pieces then donated to UNSW, when I woke up at RNSH it's been a never ending nightmare, I don't know if it could fix my lack of temples and then possibly having bone instead of plastic my frontal lobes may work better ie no thermostat, pituitary gland and epilepsy. Worst part is when I worked at UNSW there was a new 3d printer and the plastic surgery refit is different from my old skull and not by a little.
Amazing hope all goes well, John
Wow that is so amazing - all the best with it John 😘
Omg Jeffrey Lau Jason Zouki remember him???????
So good
amazed by your strength love u to bits John xoxo
If we can generate a new mandible, then there's surely hope for teeth regeneration as well. Maybe a few more years though. Well done, John and good work all the team in biofab.
Incredible! Well done!
Brilliant! I expected to find a mention of Dr Wagels after reading the first few lines. Well done!
Help me do the same with my skull
Prof. Tim’s career at RBWH began in the early 1980s as a freshly minted resident, where he discovered his love for both eye health and plastic surgery.
Instead of choosing just one specialty, he opted for both, merging the two to become the first ever oculoplastics specialist at #RBWH. 👁
“Back in 1992 we set up the clinic to treat a range of diseases of the eye requiring surgical solutions including droopy eyelids, skin cancers, and basically any injury to the eye, socket, and surrounding tissues,” Prof. Tim said.
“Since then, I’ve managed to train more than 25 fellows in the specialty both internationally, and across Australia and New Zealand to help spread the knowledge, skill, and specialty here and to other parts of the world."
#ShoutOutSaturday👏
Amazing! Thank you Professor Tim for your dedication and service 👏
Always so kind, always happy to answer a curious wardies questions. Thank you for what you do Prof.
An absolutely brilliant man and so kind too 👏👏👏
One of the nicest surgeons out there!
Legend! Such a nice guy to work with too 🙂
We love working alongside you, Prof 👀🙌
So many years working at 7GOT RR RBH, looking after his patients 🥰🥰🥰 lovely man.
Incredible achievement. Talented man. 🙏
Amazing work thank you!
Diane Fox
Thank you
RBWH mum Karen received a special belated birthday gift this week - baby Roman! 🥳
Roman, who was born two days after his mum's birthday, joins older brother Lawrence, 11, and older sister Ruth, 9, who all share a Samoan and Niue lineage. 🇼🇸🇳🇺
"We opted for a non-traditional first name for him, but he will have traditional middle names to keep the family happy. The kids have been calling him John Cena big nose, so Roman is a much better option!" mum Karen said.
"He was due on my birthday, so he let me have my birthday, but we will still share a birth month - I think he was stuck in there doing his hair, its so perfect!"
#FeelgoodFriday
Congratulations and welcome to the word, baby Roman. His hair is fabulous!
Welcome baby Roman.. congratulations to the proud parents 🌺
Congratulations to you all 🥰Roman is beautiful
Congratulations Karen, he is so cute 🤩
Welcome to the world Roman
Gorgeous boy ❤️😊 (ps your kids are hilarious) 😆
Lilly Denly
♥️♥️♥️♥️
Polybubs 💕
You wouldn't expect to see a physiotherapist in the neonatal ward, but even some of our tiny babies need physio!
Alice is an RBWH advanced neonatal physiotherapist who provides crucial education and support to parents, as well as assessments, baby massage classes and outpatient baby play groups. 🥰
"We provide lots of education to parents on how they can best help the baby's development, how to change their nappy which can be tricky with wires and tubes, what positions are best for the baby so they build up strength, and on tummy time, bath time and relaxation in the bath," Alice said.
"We offer physical hands on therapy, but also support parents to be able to continue what we show them when they get home to help in their parenthood journey." ♥️
my son was in the NICU for a month then rushed to the mater and children's hospitals didn't expect to see a physio in the unit but after spending time with them it's being amazing and so blessed ❤️ my son was born 3 months early at 27 weeks gestation at the RBWH everyone was so good and amazing and very much well loved and looked after if it wasn't for the drs and nurses myself and my son wouldn't be here right now. 💜💜💜
Great work Alice!
We love you aunty Alice!
How special those babies have you Alice and you them
Great work and lovely lady
Nice work Alice!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
YAY Alice 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕💕💕
Thank you
We loved visits with Alice
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: Sexual Health update
Date: 21st February 2023
Time: 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm
Venue: Education Centre The Prince Charles Hospital
Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service invite GPs to join us and our panel of experts for an evening of education, networking and discussion. Join your GP colleagues and Specialists from the Metro North Sexual Health team and Metro North Public Health Unit to discuss the assessment and management of common sexually transmitted infections and up to date information regarding Sexual Health and Public Health services and referral pathways.
Events
Metro North GP Liaison update – Common challenges in primary care: Sexual Health update
Date: 21st February 2023
Time: 6.30 pm – 8.30 pm
Venue: Education Centre The Prince Charles Hospital
Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service invite GPs to join us and our panel of experts for an evening of education, networking and discussion. Join your GP colleagues and Specialists from the Metro North Sexual Health team and Metro North Public Health Unit to discuss the assessment and management of common sexually transmitted infections and up to date information regarding Sexual Health and Public Health services and referral pathways.
/ MetroNorthHHS
There's a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes before a clinical trial become available to patients, often several years of work, collaboration and planning.
Associate Professor and Senior medical oncologist, Dr Zarnie is part of an investigator-initiated study called LUMOS2 which will run across Australia including at RBWH.
Put simply, it's an umbrella study which looks at grade 2 and 3 brain tumours in people where treatment has failed, and the disease has progressed. 🧠
"We should celebrate the fact we have studies like this for our population - all the expertise that goes into this, so many departments have to get on board, it's a team effort," Zarnie said.
"Every trial asks the unique question, is our new treatment better than what we are currently doing?
"At the end of the day, we do it for the patient and if I can offer the next patient that walks through my door some hope, then it's all worth it."
Let's give it up for our clinical trials team 👏 #ShoutoutSaturday
This study is sponsored by COGNO in collaboration with the ONJCRI.
Congratulations, good job
Amazing work Zarnie!!
Great work team!
Miss this wonderful team of people
Great job 👏
Congratulations
Congratulations and well done 🥰
Congratulations Dr Zarnie Lwin and team!
Congratulations my friend!!!
Amazing work and wonderful people
Congratulations
Congratulations!
Congratulations ftiend!
Congratulations
Congratulations
Congratulations Zar🎊
Congratulations!
Congratulations 🎉💐
Congratulations 👏
Great job, Zarnie! ❤️
Congratulation.
Congratulations
Amazing!! Love this!!
Big congrats nyimalay!
John Manwaring is growing his own jaw bone back, thanks to the work of Metro North Health surgeons, Herston Biofabrication Institute, and international medtech collaboration.
Following a cancer in his mouth which led to a series of complications, John was left with a missing jaw, until RBWH surgeon Dr Rughani and colleague Dr Michael Wagels proposed an Australian-first regenerative jaw bone implant as the solution.
The implant was 3D printed in Singapore by Osteopore OSX.AX and was wrapped in tissue from John's knee and connected to a blood supply. Over time, the implant will dissolve as the bone regenerates.
"It surprised me that this can be done so close to home, not America, and its fantastic that this is available - it feels good to know that this technology can help someone else," John said. 😃
Dr Rughani is AMAZING and a fabulous doctor. We all love him in Plastics department !!
You are looking so well John... we have a brilliant team looking after you
This is amazing. Well done to all involved, and good luck John!
It is amazing what doctors can do nowadays.Good luck John.Wishing you all the best.
Both Mils and Michael are both amazing surgeons. Michael was also there with Prof. Ung to do the first breast scaffolding reconstruction as well. Heaps of advancements made at the Royal!
Your interview last night was so moving. So happy for you and your family x
Amazing! Good on you John!
Saw the interview last night just amazing what you've been though John. Wishing you all the best.
Awesome and totally amazing what can be achieved in the health sector these days All the best to you John
All the Best John
Wonderful 🌻 Great new technology. True, what Drs can do these days 🌻
This is so wonderful.
Amazing... I saw the interview last night..
Wow. Great news John. Be back to your old self again in no time.
Was talking with Dr Rhugani about this today. Amazing stuff. www.9news.com.au/videos/health/man-first-to-receive-printed-jaw-in-queensland/cldillko0002m0jp2te...
I only have half a skull guys for real my skull was smashed and cut into pieces then donated to UNSW, when I woke up at RNSH it's been a never ending nightmare, I don't know if it could fix my lack of temples and then possibly having bone instead of plastic my frontal lobes may work better ie no thermostat, pituitary gland and epilepsy. Worst part is when I worked at UNSW there was a new 3d printer and the plastic surgery refit is different from my old skull and not by a little.
Amazing hope all goes well, John
Wow that is so amazing - all the best with it John 😘
Omg Jeffrey Lau Jason Zouki remember him???????
So good
amazed by your strength love u to bits John xoxo
If we can generate a new mandible, then there's surely hope for teeth regeneration as well. Maybe a few more years though. Well done, John and good work all the team in biofab.
Incredible! Well done!
Brilliant! I expected to find a mention of Dr Wagels after reading the first few lines. Well done!
Help me do the same with my skull
Prof. Tim’s career at RBWH began in the early 1980s as a freshly minted resident, where he discovered his love for both eye health and plastic surgery.
Instead of choosing just one specialty, he opted for both, merging the two to become the first ever oculoplastics specialist at #RBWH. 👁
“Back in 1992 we set up the clinic to treat a range of diseases of the eye requiring surgical solutions including droopy eyelids, skin cancers, and basically any injury to the eye, socket, and surrounding tissues,” Prof. Tim said.
“Since then, I’ve managed to train more than 25 fellows in the specialty both internationally, and across Australia and New Zealand to help spread the knowledge, skill, and specialty here and to other parts of the world."
#ShoutOutSaturday👏
Amazing! Thank you Professor Tim for your dedication and service 👏
Always so kind, always happy to answer a curious wardies questions. Thank you for what you do Prof.
An absolutely brilliant man and so kind too 👏👏👏
One of the nicest surgeons out there!
Legend! Such a nice guy to work with too 🙂
We love working alongside you, Prof 👀🙌
So many years working at 7GOT RR RBH, looking after his patients 🥰🥰🥰 lovely man.
Incredible achievement. Talented man. 🙏
Amazing work thank you!
Diane Fox
Thank you
RBWH mum Karen received a special belated birthday gift this week - baby Roman! 🥳
Roman, who was born two days after his mum's birthday, joins older brother Lawrence, 11, and older sister Ruth, 9, who all share a Samoan and Niue lineage. 🇼🇸🇳🇺
"We opted for a non-traditional first name for him, but he will have traditional middle names to keep the family happy. The kids have been calling him John Cena big nose, so Roman is a much better option!" mum Karen said.
"He was due on my birthday, so he let me have my birthday, but we will still share a birth month - I think he was stuck in there doing his hair, its so perfect!"
#FeelgoodFriday
Congratulations and welcome to the word, baby Roman. His hair is fabulous!
Welcome baby Roman.. congratulations to the proud parents 🌺
Congratulations to you all 🥰Roman is beautiful
Congratulations Karen, he is so cute 🤩
Welcome to the world Roman
Gorgeous boy ❤️😊 (ps your kids are hilarious) 😆
Lilly Denly
♥️♥️♥️♥️
Polybubs 💕
You wouldn't expect to see a physiotherapist in the neonatal ward, but even some of our tiny babies need physio!
Alice is an RBWH advanced neonatal physiotherapist who provides crucial education and support to parents, as well as assessments, baby massage classes and outpatient baby play groups. 🥰
"We provide lots of education to parents on how they can best help the baby's development, how to change their nappy which can be tricky with wires and tubes, what positions are best for the baby so they build up strength, and on tummy time, bath time and relaxation in the bath," Alice said.
"We offer physical hands on therapy, but also support parents to be able to continue what we show them when they get home to help in their parenthood journey." ♥️
my son was in the NICU for a month then rushed to the mater and children's hospitals didn't expect to see a physio in the unit but after spending time with them it's being amazing and so blessed ❤️ my son was born 3 months early at 27 weeks gestation at the RBWH everyone was so good and amazing and very much well loved and looked after if it wasn't for the drs and nurses myself and my son wouldn't be here right now. 💜💜💜
Great work Alice!
We love you aunty Alice!
How special those babies have you Alice and you them
Great work and lovely lady
Nice work Alice!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
YAY Alice 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💕💕💕
Thank you
We loved visits with Alice
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