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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.

26 September 2024|

Working together for our jarjums

Metro North Health have partnered with Koobara Kindergarten to provide opportunistic healthcare access that encompasses holistic wellbeing for jarjums (children) and their families.

27 August 2024|

Olympic spirit shines at STARS

To celebrate the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, the STARS Allied Health team organised a range of fun events for patients and staff to get into the Olympic spirit.

16 August 2024|

QUT Metro North Nursing and Midwifery Academy

A partnership between Metro North Health and QUT is providing an integrated approach to education, recruitment and retention, development and support for nurses and midwives throughout their careers, including research pathways.

7 August 2024|

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1 day ago

Redcliffe Hospital Emergency Department has over 75,000 patients arrive through their doors each year. 🚑

Associate Nurse Unit Manager Meg, a proud Wakka Wakka woman, is committed to improving culturally safe care for everyone that enters the department.

“Coming to the emergency department can be quite confronting for my community, so I like that in my role I can help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients feel comforted and supported,” she said.

“The team in the ED are great, it's a diverse team made up of specialist emergency physicians, nurses and allied health practitioners, working together to achieve positive outcomes for patients."

The team at Redcliffe Hospital Emergency Department are looking for a Clinical Nurse who is passionate about improving outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to join the team. If this sounds like you, apply now: smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-RD603767
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Redcliffe Hospital Emergency Department has over 75,000 patients arrive through their doors each year. 🚑

Associate Nurse Unit Manager Meg, a proud Wakka Wakka woman, is committed to improving culturally safe care for everyone that enters the department. 

“Coming to the emergency department can be quite confronting for my community, so I like that in my role I can help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients feel comforted and supported,” she said.

“The team in the ED are great, its a diverse team made up of specialist emergency physicians, nurses and allied health practitioners, working together to achieve positive outcomes for patients.

The team at Redcliffe Hospital Emergency Department are looking for a Clinical Nurse who is passionate about improving outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to join the team. If this sounds like you, apply now: https://smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobs/QLD-RD603767

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Aww nice Meg. Great work in helping support patients and their families. 🖤❤️💛

Couldn’t thank you enough for all you and Paul have been to me the past month. Love my job and all the amazing people I work with so much. X

One of the best! Well done Meg. We are very lucky to have you. ❤️

Wow I am overwhelmed by all of your messages of support. Thank you all ❤️

The most beautiful soul. Passionate hard working nurse! Proud to know this woman! Go Meg

Proud of you Meg ❤️

Congratulations. Love your work sister x

❤️❤️ proud of you Meg!

Great work Meg.

so proud of you Meg 🙂

Go Meg 🖤💛♥️ Miss you x

Well done Meg 👍🏻

Love your work Meg!

Proud! ❤️

Love your work Meg xxxx

Beautiful 😊

Nice work Meg

Too deadly Meg.

Meg Clarke you are the best nurse and person ❤️

Beautiful inside and out Meg Clarke❤️

Jennifer Richters how proud you must be of your girl 🩷

Yay Meg Clarke

Meg Clarke

👏👏👏👏👏

Meg Clarke

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3 days ago

"I have a pulse, I can stand and I am alive."

These words of wisdom come from Richard who is non-verbal after having a stroke six weeks ago. Though he hasn't let this bring his spirit down. He communicates by speaking some words like yes and no and by writing. His goal is to get talking again and is working twice daily with speech therapists to regain his speech.

#MondayMantra ☁️ Richard, 64 years old, Redcliffe Hosptial Rehabilitation Unit.
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I have a pulse, I can stand and I am alive.

These words of wisdom come from Richard who is non-verbal after having a stroke six weeks ago. Though he hasnt let this bring his spirit down. He communicates by speaking some words like yes and no and by writing. His goal is to get talking again and is working twice daily with speech therapists to regain his speech. 

#MondayMantra ☁️ Richard, 64 years old, Redcliffe Hosptial Rehabilitation Unit.

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Keep going Richard I know it's scary times ahead your in great hands take one day at a time. 9 years ago I had two cardiac arrests two strokes and a AAA aortic dissection so I do know stroke can be hard to navigate try not to be to hard on yourself I think your doing great 👍👍 it's about trying to find your new normal

You do great Richard I needed much rest early on after stroke. Keep going with Speech goals !

You are doing amazingly Richard, just keep on going.👍

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