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7 April 2026|

Sleep experts estimate that 3 in 4 Australians are struggling to get a good night’s sleep which is becoming increasingly recognised as a pillar of good health.

Events

14
May
2026

Advanced Life Support - Level 2

Date: 14 - 15 May 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

2-day course focusing on developing advanced skills in managing the deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest

26
Aug
2026
  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.

9
Sep
2026
  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 9 September 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.

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Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital

Cnr Butterfield St and
Bowen Bridge Rd
HERSTON QLD 4029

Phone: (07) 3646 8111

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RBWH-PLS@health.qld.gov.au
Phone: (07) 3646 8216

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The Queensland Centre for Gynaecologic Cancers (QCGC) based at the RBWH is where clinical excellence meets compassionate care. 

Monique is a Gynaecology Oncology Advanced Trainee Registrar/Fellow working within the QCGC and is involved in complex oncology surgeries, clinical appointments with patients and participating in research and trials to continue the development of treatment.

I’m in my 5th year of Obstetrics and Gynaecology training. I was born here at the RBWH and worked here as a junior doctor and during my core O&G training. I was excited to have the opportunity to return to the Royal in the unaccredited Gynaecology Oncology Fellow role this year, she said.

I really enjoy working with the expert team at the RBWH. We have a wonderful culture of teaching and learning within the department.

The Gynaecologic Oncology team are looking for their next intake of Fellows. If this sounds like you, click the link in the comments below to apply.
29 April 2026

The Queensland Centre for Gynaecologic Cancers (QCGC) based at the RBWH is where clinical excellence meets compassionate care.

Monique is a Gynaecology Oncology Advanced Trainee Registrar/Fellow working within the QCGC and is involved in complex oncology surgeries, clinical appointments with patients and participating in research and trials to continue the development of treatment.

"I’m in my 5th year of Obstetrics and Gynaecology training. I was born here at the RBWH and worked here as a junior doctor and during my core O&G training. I was excited to have the opportunity to return to the Royal in the unaccredited Gynaecology Oncology Fellow role this year," she said.

"I really enjoy working with the expert team at the RBWH. We have a wonderful culture of teaching and learning within the department."

The Gynaecologic Oncology team are looking for their next intake of Fellows. If this sounds like you, click the link in the comments below to apply.
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Metro North Health suggest you use this Doctors title. Medical misogyny is real.

If you’d like doctors to work for you, maybe respect them by calling them Dr?

Why isn't her title of Dr used in this article? Scrolling down I can see 3 other (male) doctors mentioned recently and all have been given their title.

Dr Monique? Or females don't get this honour?

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My daughter bought me this balloon when I got here 10 days ago, just for a laugh. We used to watch Toy Story when she was little. Its definitely brought a lot of buzz to the floor. My wife and I moved to Brisbane 40 years ago, and weve been here ever since. We backpacked together around the world in our early twenties and have seen a lot of Australia as well. India and Pakistan have been the most interesting; once you start travelling, you never want to stop. We live in a wonderful age with the way technology has moved. Were much better off now than we ever were. Its important to be appreciative of the things we have, were so lucky to live in such a wonderful country.

💭 Monday Mantra, David, RBWH General Surgery Ward
27 April 2026

"My daughter bought me this balloon when I got here 10 days ago, just for a laugh. We used to watch Toy Story when she was little. It's definitely brought a lot of 'buzz' to the floor. My wife and I moved to Brisbane 40 years ago, and we've been here ever since. We backpacked together around the world in our early twenties and have seen a lot of Australia as well. India and Pakistan have been the most interesting; once you start travelling, you never want to stop. We live in a wonderful age with the way technology has moved. We're much better off now than we ever were. It's important to be appreciative of the things we have, we're so lucky to live in such a wonderful country."

💭 Monday Mantra, David, RBWH General Surgery Ward
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The people who care for our patients deserve to know that their little ones are being cared for in the same way. 👶🛝

The Lady Ramsay Early Learning and Education Centre at the RBWH Herston campus has recently moved into a newly built space, exclusively open to children of Queensland Health employees. 

Yudi, one of their Childcare Educators shares how she found her love of working in childcare services. 

It wasnt until I moved to Australia 13 years ago, when had to find a new job that I realised I love children, and that working in childcare may be my calling, she said.

My favourite part about this work is spending time with the children, watching them learn and grow every day. Im also grateful for my wonderful team, they were so welcoming when I started, it reminded me of home.

If childcare is your calling, join Yudi and the team and apply today by clicking the link in the comments!
22 April 2026

The people who care for our patients deserve to know that their little ones are being cared for in the same way. 👶🛝

The Lady Ramsay Early Learning and Education Centre at the RBWH Herston campus has recently moved into a newly built space, exclusively open to children of Queensland Health employees.

Yudi, one of their Childcare Educators shares how she found her love of working in childcare services.

"It wasn't until I moved to Australia 13 years ago, when had to find a new job that I realised I love children, and that working in childcare may be my calling," she said.

"My favourite part about this work is spending time with the children, watching them learn and grow every day. I'm also grateful for my wonderful team, they were so welcoming when I started, it reminded me of home."

If childcare is your calling, join Yudi and the team and apply today by clicking the link in the comments!
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If youre a woman struggling with feeling exhausted after a good nights sleep, you may actually have sleep apnoea, even without the typical symptoms! 😴🛌

RBWH Director of Thoracic Medicine Dr Hervey who specialises in sleep disorders says that the condition presents differently in men and women and should not be overlooked.

“If we focus on obstructive sleep apnoea, we traditionally have seen this in middle aged and older men who are overweight,” he said.

“However, that picture is changing. With better access to testing, we are diagnosing it more often in women and younger people.

“They may present differently, which can lead to it being missed. Rather than loud snoring or a partner noticing pauses in breathing, women in particular may present with insomnia or describe ongoing poor sleep quality as their main concern.”

If youre having trouble with your sleep, seeing your GP for a referral to a sleep study is a great place to start!
21 April 2026

If you're a woman struggling with feeling exhausted after a good night's sleep, you may actually have sleep apnoea, even without the typical symptoms! 😴🛌

RBWH Director of Thoracic Medicine Dr Hervey who specialises in sleep disorders says that the condition presents differently in men and women and should not be overlooked.

“If we focus on obstructive sleep apnoea, we traditionally have seen this in middle aged and older men who are overweight,” he said.

“However, that picture is changing. With better access to testing, we are diagnosing it more often in women and younger people.

“They may present differently, which can lead to it being missed. Rather than loud snoring or a partner noticing pauses in breathing, women in particular may present with insomnia or describe ongoing poor sleep quality as their main concern.”

If you're having trouble with your sleep, seeing your GP for a referral to a sleep study is a great place to start!
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I have sleep apnea Menopause equals low iron equals low blood oxygen Equals breathing problems I had all above Had a monitor Attached For 24hrs Detected sleep apnea

Thank you for acknowledging that sex matters in research and provision healthcare, too often we are seeing only gender ID data capture and its skewing biology leading to poorer clinical outcomes for the most overlooked sex. Big fan of Dr David McIntosh’s book female forty and fatigued.

Jia Yong Tan i am tired all the time. mate rates sleep study pls Khuyen Hoang

Robb BO

My only symptom, apart from being tired, was that I have always slept on my stomach.

Ì have a sleep disorder due to severe acquired brain injury and have been refused help. The pxxx poor reason I was given for being refused was that the so-called sleep study showed that my oxygen levels didn't fall far enough at night to qualify for help. I noticed that all the fatsters in the clinic for tests and help qualified but I didn't.

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I found out I has Aplastic Anemia in April last year. I was getting treatment in Toowoomba until I needed a bone marrow transplant in February of this year when I came under the care of the Royal Brisbane. I went through treatment in Ward 5C, they are really incredible and everything went smoothly, I have been out for a few weeks and just come in twice a week for appointments. I finished an agricultural science degree last year and spent a lot of time on the golf course trying to live a normal life. Im down in Brisbane until June but looking forward to getting back to Toowoomba and sleeping in my own bed. I think positivity and staying active is the secret to a smooth recovery.

💭 Monday Mantra, Sam, RBWH Oncology Patient
20 April 2026

"I found out I has Aplastic Anemia in April last year. I was getting treatment in Toowoomba until I needed a bone marrow transplant in February of this year when I came under the care of the Royal Brisbane. I went through treatment in Ward 5C, they are really incredible and everything went smoothly, I have been out for a few weeks and just come in twice a week for appointments. I finished an agricultural science degree last year and spent a lot of time on the golf course trying to live a normal life. I'm down in Brisbane until June but looking forward to getting back to Toowoomba and sleeping in my own bed. I think positivity and staying active is the secret to a smooth recovery."

💭 Monday Mantra, Sam, RBWH Oncology Patient
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Thinking of you Sam. We are all supporting you mate

So happy for you Sam Titterton! Keep going!

Fantastic attitude Sam…..glad you’re doing well and congratulations on the degree ❤️

Great pic Sam Wendy Titterton so good to see you looking so well and advocating for this procedure x

RBWH WardC staff are wonderful. Big thanks to Nurse Adam.

We were also in the same ward. So pleased your transplant is going smoothly. The care in 5C is exceptional. We are working hard to increase the number of Stem cell donors on the registry. Having an eventSunnybank Plaza & Sunny Park andToowong Village to Swab more for Stem Cell Donors Australia . Love seeing this positive post. Sending you continuing good health.

RBWH Ward 5C are so wonderful. I had my bone marrow transplant there 3 years ago 😊

Stephanie Patricia

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