8 February 2026
Another month, another 11,000 prescriptions being dispensed throughout the RBWH this week! 😮
But the team do have two secret weapons to help them. Pharmacy Intern Jaimie explains how dispensing robots help our Pharmacy department get the right meds to the patients in a timely manner!💊🦾
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5 February 2026
Nurse Lysa has been bringing love and positivity to cancer care patients and her colleagues at RBWH for nearly 30 years! 💖
It’s a role that requires someone special, recording over 89,000 cancer care visits annually – a challenge Lysa is always up for.
“It’s a special and unique team that look after you from the beginning of your journey to the end. From referrals to day therapy to recovery and transitioning back into the community, we are there to support patients for the entirety of their journey,” she said.
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4 February 2026
Being a member of the 'Royal Pharmily' brings responsibility and rewards, and pharmacy intern Jaimie knows there's room for more great people to join the team. 👑💊
Currently working in dispensing, Jaimie can attest to the valuable work at RBWH, encouraging others considering a career in pharmacy to join her at the upcoming recruitment expo next week.
"This is a fast paced, but very rewarding space," Jaimie shares.
"The RBWH team is tight knit, achieving great results in a super supportive environment."
RBWH Pharmacy is hosting a recruitment expo on Tuesday 10 February, from 5:30pm, to showcase possible careers within the team. Experienced pharmacists looking at specialising in a particular area and less experienced pharmacists looking for a place to build their skills in a supportive environment are encouraged to come along!
Additionally, check the link in comments for details about the current vacancies via Smart Jobs. 👇
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3 February 2026
Patting our beloved pets should be an enjoyable experience - but for some stroke patients, they may experience unusual and impaired touch sensations, that can make a cuddle with your cat feel like concrete. 😕
Luckily our STARS team like Occupational Therapist Eloise are here to help, with SENSe therapy (Study of the Effectiveness of Neurorehabilitation on Sensation) assisting patients with sensory impairments.
“After a stroke, people don’t always know where their hands are in the space around them," shares Eloise.
"This can lead to being at risk of ending back up in the ED and impacts the overall quality of their life.
“SENSe therapy retrains how your brain is interpreting the feeling and the environment around the patient, affecting the nerve signals that are going to the brain.” 🧠
The new assessment and treatment kit has been introduced to aid in sensation recovery, thanks to funding from the RBWH Foundation
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1 February 2026
The year was 1985 - the TV series 'Neighbours' had just launched, Simple Minds' 'Don't You Forget About Me' was sweeping the charts, and nurse Lorraine had just moved into the nursing quarters at RBWH to start her career.
That was 40 years ago now, having shaped many positive changes in that time including in clinical roles and safety and quality.
Lorraine spent 36 of those 40 years at TPCH, largely focussed on patient improvements.
"Having a ‘bird’s-eye view’ of patient care across the organisation allows us to transform information into meaningful action, ensuring lessons are learned and improvements are made to support safer care for every patient," Lorraine said.
"Reflecting on the past 40 years, I feel incredibly privileged to have been part of so many patients’ journeys and to have worked alongside such dedicated healthcare professionals."
👏 💐 Thank you for your 40 years of service Lorraine!
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