Redcliffe Hospital
heart of Moreton Bay
Latest news
Metro North Health vaccinates community members big and little
With the opening of the Kippa Ring children’s vaccination clinic, our littlest community members can do their bit to help keep everyone safe.
COVID-19 (coronavirus) Fever Clinics and Community Assessment Clinics
Metro North Health is conducting COVID-19 (coronavirus) testing at Fever Clinics and Community Assessment Clinics at a range of locations.
Celebrating our tiniest patients on World Prematurity Day
On 17 November, we celebrated World Prematurity Day and the amazing work of our Neonatology Intensive Care and Special Care Units. The theme of World Prematurity Day for 2021 was “Zero separation: Act now! Keep parents and babies born too soon together”.
Herston Biofabrication Institute celebrates 3D printing day
3 December – International 3D Printing Day – celebrates the invention of the very first 3D printer and strives to create awareness and educate people in this growing, fascinating and fun industry.
Events
Good Clinical Practice Course
Date: Monday 21st March 2022
Time: 8.30-12.30pm
Venue: RBWH Education Centre Seminar Rooms 1&2
Course 1
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The beginning of each year is a natural time for reflection. We’re thinking of what we want to achieve over the next 12 months and how we'll do it. Committing to diet fads and exercise regimes is popular, but why do so many of them fail to last the year? 🤔
Redcliffe Hospital dietitian Anthony believes that a New Years’ resolution should add value to your life and not be a way to punish yourself for enjoying the silly season or restricting yourself from things you love.
“Lots of us think we have to account for all the food and drinks we had over the holidays by going on a diet or restricting ourselves, but it never works," he said.
“To start the year on the right foot, try working on something small and doable. Pick a new recipe to try, experiment with a new ingredient in your cooking, lower your consumption of processed foods.
“All those good, little decisions and changes lead to a healthy, balanced lifestyle and are the best way to approach achieving goals.”
I wasn't allowed to access a dietician last year purely because I couldn't afford to pay. The government is so stingy, only allowing people on so-called allied health care plans only five visits for one reason in any calendar year. If one needs any more so-called help after that, they have to pay full price with no Medicare rebate, even pensioners such as myself.
Anthony is a great adviser. recently met him in December with my diabetic son... very knowledgeable and great advice given. Thank you Anthony.... now what is the ingredients in tomato soup... lol
Latest news
Metro North Health vaccinates community members big and little
With the opening of the Kippa Ring children’s vaccination clinic, our littlest community members can do their bit to help keep everyone safe.
COVID-19 (coronavirus) Fever Clinics and Community Assessment Clinics
Metro North Health is conducting COVID-19 (coronavirus) testing at Fever Clinics and Community Assessment Clinics at a range of locations.
Events
Good Clinical Practice Course
Date: Monday 21st March 2022
Time: 8.30-12.30pm
Venue: RBWH Education Centre Seminar Rooms 1&2
Course 1
/ MetroNorthHHS
The beginning of each year is a natural time for reflection. We’re thinking of what we want to achieve over the next 12 months and how we'll do it. Committing to diet fads and exercise regimes is popular, but why do so many of them fail to last the year? 🤔
Redcliffe Hospital dietitian Anthony believes that a New Years’ resolution should add value to your life and not be a way to punish yourself for enjoying the silly season or restricting yourself from things you love.
“Lots of us think we have to account for all the food and drinks we had over the holidays by going on a diet or restricting ourselves, but it never works," he said.
“To start the year on the right foot, try working on something small and doable. Pick a new recipe to try, experiment with a new ingredient in your cooking, lower your consumption of processed foods.
“All those good, little decisions and changes lead to a healthy, balanced lifestyle and are the best way to approach achieving goals.”
I wasn't allowed to access a dietician last year purely because I couldn't afford to pay. The government is so stingy, only allowing people on so-called allied health care plans only five visits for one reason in any calendar year. If one needs any more so-called help after that, they have to pay full price with no Medicare rebate, even pensioners such as myself.
Anthony is a great adviser. recently met him in December with my diabetic son... very knowledgeable and great advice given. Thank you Anthony.... now what is the ingredients in tomato soup... lol
Latest news
Metro North Health vaccinates community members big and little
With the opening of the Kippa Ring children’s vaccination clinic, our littlest community members can do their bit to help keep everyone safe.
Events
Good Clinical Practice Course
Date: Monday 21st March 2022
Time: 8.30-12.30pm
Venue: RBWH Education Centre Seminar Rooms 1&2
Course 1
/ MetroNorthHHS
The beginning of each year is a natural time for reflection. We’re thinking of what we want to achieve over the next 12 months and how we'll do it. Committing to diet fads and exercise regimes is popular, but why do so many of them fail to last the year? 🤔
Redcliffe Hospital dietitian Anthony believes that a New Years’ resolution should add value to your life and not be a way to punish yourself for enjoying the silly season or restricting yourself from things you love.
“Lots of us think we have to account for all the food and drinks we had over the holidays by going on a diet or restricting ourselves, but it never works," he said.
“To start the year on the right foot, try working on something small and doable. Pick a new recipe to try, experiment with a new ingredient in your cooking, lower your consumption of processed foods.
“All those good, little decisions and changes lead to a healthy, balanced lifestyle and are the best way to approach achieving goals.”
I wasn't allowed to access a dietician last year purely because I couldn't afford to pay. The government is so stingy, only allowing people on so-called allied health care plans only five visits for one reason in any calendar year. If one needs any more so-called help after that, they have to pay full price with no Medicare rebate, even pensioners such as myself.
Anthony is a great adviser. recently met him in December with my diabetic son... very knowledgeable and great advice given. Thank you Anthony.... now what is the ingredients in tomato soup... lol