Redcliffe Hospital
heart of Moreton Bay
Latest news
Symposium celebrates Redcliffe research excellence.
Staff, academic and community partners come together to recognise and celebrate the diversity and quality of research happening at Redcliffe Hospital.
HBI engineers modelling patient-focussed care as they lend skills to Queensland surgery colleagues
HBI engineers modelling patient-focussed care as they lend skills to Queensland surgery colleagues
Staying healthy in smoky conditions
Signs of smoke irritation include itchy eyes, sore throat, runny nose and coughing. Generally, once away from smoke these symptoms will clear up but people with asthma, heart disease and other conditions may be more sensitive to smoky conditions.
Transforming consumer and community involvement in research
A new research project aims to highlight the importance of consumer partnerships in research by ensuring they are genuine and impactful.
Events
Adult Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation ECMO Course 2024
Date: 5-8 Noverber 2024
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital, Education Centre
This 4-day course will enable multidisciplinary teams with little ECMO experience to provide ECMO for patients with severe cardiac and respiratory failure.
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Baby Wren has a special connection to Redcliffe Hospital. Not only was this little bundle of joy born there, but mum Lucy is a nurse at the hospital.
Lucy says she couldn’t have been happier to welcome baby Wren into the world, surrounded by familiar faces and the caring support of her incredible colleagues. ❤️
"Having my baby at Redcliffe Hospital made the experience even more special, knowing that we were both in trusted hands."
Baby Wren was named after the tiny English bird, as she made her debut weighing in at 2.9kg 🕊
[Accessibility image description: Photo is of a baby girl sleeping, she is wrapped up in a white blanket with stars on it.]
![Baby Wren has a special connection to Redcliffe Hospital. Not only was this little bundle of joy born there, but mum Lucy is a nurse at the hospital.
Lucy says she couldn’t have been happier to welcome baby Wren into the world, surrounded by familiar faces and the caring support of her incredible colleagues. ❤️
Having my baby at Redcliffe Hospital made the experience even more special, knowing that we were both in trusted hands.
Baby Wren was named after the tiny English bird, as she made her debut weighing in at 2.9kg 🕊
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Congratulations Lucy, Wren is a cool name as well.
I was born at Redcliffe hospital, was staff and had my third at Redcliffe hospital…
Welcome to the world baby Wren
What a beautiful baby!Welcome to the world little one!
Love the name!
Kristin Murray
Rhiannon Gould - another Wren
Sleep is crucial for recovery and to help the body heal. Redcliffe Hospital ICU Nurse Educator and researcher Kylie is leading the charge in improving sleep quality for some of the most vulnerable patients in intensive care. 😴
"We know sleep is essential, especially for those who are critically ill. In the ICU, the environment is full of machine noise and round-the-clock care, which can disrupt patients' sleep. We're focusing on replicating patients' home routines—things like scheduling showers at regular times, engaging patients in daytime activities, and dimming lights at night. Simple solutions like earplugs, sleep masks, and white noise machines can make a big difference." 💤
"Keeping patients comfortable and well-rested is a vital part of their recovery journey."
[Accessibility image description: Kylie is standing at the front entrance to ICU, she wears a light blue top.]
Great work, Kylie. The Redcliffe ICU team are outstanding 😊
I wish my mum had got more to help her sleep while in there
My daughter was in a coma at the royal. Her heart rate was spiking and we believed she was having panic attacks. As when we played her music the heart rate calmed. We mentioned this to 3 nurses but they shrugged it off and pumped her full of meds instead. We finally got a nurse to listen and saw the improvement herself, so she went and got some wireless headphones for our girl and put it in her chart to try that first.
Well done Kylie 👏
Love this Kylie, amazing work you do
Patient-centred care 🫶🏻
Love your work Kylie ❤️
Sensory overload - hugely impacts the healing process
Redcliffe Hospital is proud to be the first pharmacy department in Metro North Health to transition from paper to digital - transforming care for patients! 🚀 The new digital system means less paperwork and more time with patients.
Acting Pharmacy Director Liz has played a big role in leading this transformation. “As we grow, there are so many opportunities for career development at Redcliffe Hospital. There’s a real sense of community here, and we’re proud to offer personalised care to every patient. The complexity of our older population makes the work challenging but incredibly rewarding,” she says.
"It’s an exciting time at Redcliffe Hospital, with plenty of growth and specialty roles emerging" says Liz. The pharmacy team are looking for an experienced clinical pharmacist to join the team. Find out more here: smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-RD591214
#WorkforusWednesday 🤩
The entire pharmacy team are full of awesomeness, thank you Liz and team
The Pharmacy team are amazing. Never surprised by their many achievements 👏 Congratulations 👏
Well done Liz. Much deserved recognition of all the great work you have done
Love your work Liz and your fantastic team!!
Well done Elizabeth
👏👏 great work team!
Go Liz & Redcliffe pharmacy team!! 👏
Well done Lizzie 👏👏👏
Great work, Liz. 👍
I know, you always excel Liz. Congratulations👏👏👏
Well done Liz!
Well done, Lizzie!! ❤️
Amazing work Liz
Great work Liz...
Way to go Liz!
Well done Liz!! 👏👏👏
Awesome work Redcliffe pharmacy team 😎😊
Amazing work Liz 👏👏👏
Well done Liz 👏👏👏
Continuing your amazing work
Well done to the team🙏👍
well done Liz.
Nice work Liz!
Beautiful picture Liz 😍
Nice work Liz 👏 👏👏
Latest news
Symposium celebrates Redcliffe research excellence.
Staff, academic and community partners come together to recognise and celebrate the diversity and quality of research happening at Redcliffe Hospital.
HBI engineers modelling patient-focussed care as they lend skills to Queensland surgery colleagues
HBI engineers modelling patient-focussed care as they lend skills to Queensland surgery colleagues
Events
Adult Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation ECMO Course 2024
Date: 5-8 Noverber 2024
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital, Education Centre
This 4-day course will enable multidisciplinary teams with little ECMO experience to provide ECMO for patients with severe cardiac and respiratory failure.
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards./ MetroNorthHHS
Baby Wren has a special connection to Redcliffe Hospital. Not only was this little bundle of joy born there, but mum Lucy is a nurse at the hospital.
Lucy says she couldn’t have been happier to welcome baby Wren into the world, surrounded by familiar faces and the caring support of her incredible colleagues. ❤️
"Having my baby at Redcliffe Hospital made the experience even more special, knowing that we were both in trusted hands."
Baby Wren was named after the tiny English bird, as she made her debut weighing in at 2.9kg 🕊
[Accessibility image description: Photo is of a baby girl sleeping, she is wrapped up in a white blanket with stars on it.]
Congratulations Lucy, Wren is a cool name as well.
I was born at Redcliffe hospital, was staff and had my third at Redcliffe hospital…
Welcome to the world baby Wren
What a beautiful baby!Welcome to the world little one!
Love the name!
Kristin Murray
Rhiannon Gould - another Wren
Sleep is crucial for recovery and to help the body heal. Redcliffe Hospital ICU Nurse Educator and researcher Kylie is leading the charge in improving sleep quality for some of the most vulnerable patients in intensive care. 😴
"We know sleep is essential, especially for those who are critically ill. In the ICU, the environment is full of machine noise and round-the-clock care, which can disrupt patients' sleep. We're focusing on replicating patients' home routines—things like scheduling showers at regular times, engaging patients in daytime activities, and dimming lights at night. Simple solutions like earplugs, sleep masks, and white noise machines can make a big difference." 💤
"Keeping patients comfortable and well-rested is a vital part of their recovery journey."
[Accessibility image description: Kylie is standing at the front entrance to ICU, she wears a light blue top.]
Great work, Kylie. The Redcliffe ICU team are outstanding 😊
I wish my mum had got more to help her sleep while in there
My daughter was in a coma at the royal. Her heart rate was spiking and we believed she was having panic attacks. As when we played her music the heart rate calmed. We mentioned this to 3 nurses but they shrugged it off and pumped her full of meds instead. We finally got a nurse to listen and saw the improvement herself, so she went and got some wireless headphones for our girl and put it in her chart to try that first.
Well done Kylie 👏
Love this Kylie, amazing work you do
Patient-centred care 🫶🏻
Love your work Kylie ❤️
Sensory overload - hugely impacts the healing process
Redcliffe Hospital is proud to be the first pharmacy department in Metro North Health to transition from paper to digital - transforming care for patients! 🚀 The new digital system means less paperwork and more time with patients.
Acting Pharmacy Director Liz has played a big role in leading this transformation. “As we grow, there are so many opportunities for career development at Redcliffe Hospital. There’s a real sense of community here, and we’re proud to offer personalised care to every patient. The complexity of our older population makes the work challenging but incredibly rewarding,” she says.
"It’s an exciting time at Redcliffe Hospital, with plenty of growth and specialty roles emerging" says Liz. The pharmacy team are looking for an experienced clinical pharmacist to join the team. Find out more here: smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-RD591214
#WorkforusWednesday 🤩
The entire pharmacy team are full of awesomeness, thank you Liz and team
The Pharmacy team are amazing. Never surprised by their many achievements 👏 Congratulations 👏
Well done Liz. Much deserved recognition of all the great work you have done
Love your work Liz and your fantastic team!!
Well done Elizabeth
👏👏 great work team!
Go Liz & Redcliffe pharmacy team!! 👏
Well done Lizzie 👏👏👏
Great work, Liz. 👍
I know, you always excel Liz. Congratulations👏👏👏
Well done Liz!
Well done, Lizzie!! ❤️
Amazing work Liz
Great work Liz...
Way to go Liz!
Well done Liz!! 👏👏👏
Awesome work Redcliffe pharmacy team 😎😊
Amazing work Liz 👏👏👏
Well done Liz 👏👏👏
Continuing your amazing work
Well done to the team🙏👍
well done Liz.
Nice work Liz!
Beautiful picture Liz 😍
Nice work Liz 👏 👏👏
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.Latest news
Symposium celebrates Redcliffe research excellence.
Staff, academic and community partners come together to recognise and celebrate the diversity and quality of research happening at Redcliffe Hospital.
Events
Adult Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation ECMO Course 2024
Date: 5-8 Noverber 2024
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital, Education Centre
This 4-day course will enable multidisciplinary teams with little ECMO experience to provide ECMO for patients with severe cardiac and respiratory failure.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Baby Wren has a special connection to Redcliffe Hospital. Not only was this little bundle of joy born there, but mum Lucy is a nurse at the hospital.
Lucy says she couldn’t have been happier to welcome baby Wren into the world, surrounded by familiar faces and the caring support of her incredible colleagues. ❤️
"Having my baby at Redcliffe Hospital made the experience even more special, knowing that we were both in trusted hands."
Baby Wren was named after the tiny English bird, as she made her debut weighing in at 2.9kg 🕊
[Accessibility image description: Photo is of a baby girl sleeping, she is wrapped up in a white blanket with stars on it.]
Congratulations Lucy, Wren is a cool name as well.
I was born at Redcliffe hospital, was staff and had my third at Redcliffe hospital…
Welcome to the world baby Wren
What a beautiful baby!Welcome to the world little one!
Love the name!
Kristin Murray
Rhiannon Gould - another Wren
Sleep is crucial for recovery and to help the body heal. Redcliffe Hospital ICU Nurse Educator and researcher Kylie is leading the charge in improving sleep quality for some of the most vulnerable patients in intensive care. 😴
"We know sleep is essential, especially for those who are critically ill. In the ICU, the environment is full of machine noise and round-the-clock care, which can disrupt patients' sleep. We're focusing on replicating patients' home routines—things like scheduling showers at regular times, engaging patients in daytime activities, and dimming lights at night. Simple solutions like earplugs, sleep masks, and white noise machines can make a big difference." 💤
"Keeping patients comfortable and well-rested is a vital part of their recovery journey."
[Accessibility image description: Kylie is standing at the front entrance to ICU, she wears a light blue top.]
Great work, Kylie. The Redcliffe ICU team are outstanding 😊
I wish my mum had got more to help her sleep while in there
My daughter was in a coma at the royal. Her heart rate was spiking and we believed she was having panic attacks. As when we played her music the heart rate calmed. We mentioned this to 3 nurses but they shrugged it off and pumped her full of meds instead. We finally got a nurse to listen and saw the improvement herself, so she went and got some wireless headphones for our girl and put it in her chart to try that first.
Well done Kylie 👏
Love this Kylie, amazing work you do
Patient-centred care 🫶🏻
Love your work Kylie ❤️
Sensory overload - hugely impacts the healing process
Redcliffe Hospital is proud to be the first pharmacy department in Metro North Health to transition from paper to digital - transforming care for patients! 🚀 The new digital system means less paperwork and more time with patients.
Acting Pharmacy Director Liz has played a big role in leading this transformation. “As we grow, there are so many opportunities for career development at Redcliffe Hospital. There’s a real sense of community here, and we’re proud to offer personalised care to every patient. The complexity of our older population makes the work challenging but incredibly rewarding,” she says.
"It’s an exciting time at Redcliffe Hospital, with plenty of growth and specialty roles emerging" says Liz. The pharmacy team are looking for an experienced clinical pharmacist to join the team. Find out more here: smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-RD591214
#WorkforusWednesday 🤩
The entire pharmacy team are full of awesomeness, thank you Liz and team
The Pharmacy team are amazing. Never surprised by their many achievements 👏 Congratulations 👏
Well done Liz. Much deserved recognition of all the great work you have done
Love your work Liz and your fantastic team!!
Well done Elizabeth
👏👏 great work team!
Go Liz & Redcliffe pharmacy team!! 👏
Well done Lizzie 👏👏👏
Great work, Liz. 👍
I know, you always excel Liz. Congratulations👏👏👏
Well done Liz!
Well done, Lizzie!! ❤️
Amazing work Liz
Great work Liz...
Way to go Liz!
Well done Liz!! 👏👏👏
Awesome work Redcliffe pharmacy team 😎😊
Amazing work Liz 👏👏👏
Well done Liz 👏👏👏
Continuing your amazing work
Well done to the team🙏👍
well done Liz.
Nice work Liz!
Beautiful picture Liz 😍
Nice work Liz 👏 👏👏