Since the start of 2022, our hospital has dealt with not only a global pandemic but also severe weather and floods. In response, we’ve done what we always do – helped each other and put our patients and community first.
Works are now underway on Redcliffe Hospital’s paediatric emergency department upgrade.
Redcliffe Hospital staff are the first in Metro North to show off the health service’s new-look ID cards.
For the first time, junior doctors at Redcliffe Hospital have a space of their own.
Our medical interns became the stars of the show at a media event with the Health Minister and Chief Health Officer.
Redcliffe Hospital has brought home two Metro North Health Australia Day Awards.
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Our hospital community has been full of life these past weeks. In this edition of Get Redi, you can see lots of examples of how far we've come and how well we've adapted to our new normal.
Winter is often a busy time for hospitals, but this winter has been exceptional. Our hospital has risen to the challenge in the last three months and managed a combination of gastro outbreaks, surges in clinical demand, flu and COVID vaccination campaigns, and escalations in our COVID-19 response.
Our Switchboard and Security were among the big winners at this year’s Redcliffe Hospital Staff Excellence Awards, sharing in the Executive Director’s Award.
Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital's first-ever Giving Day has raised more than $170,000 to support projects at the hospital.
Redcliffe has never been greener - thanks to the arrival of a new electric vehicle and free electric vehicle charging in the hospital's multi-storey car park.
The reputation of research at Redcliffe Hospital has never been stronger, thanks to another successful Redcliffe Hospital Research Symposium.
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ICU refurbishment officially opened by Queensland’s Health Minister who joined our ICU clinicians to celebrate the refurbishment of our Intensive Care Unit.
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Redcliffe Hospital school-based trainee Jasper Malthouse has taken home two regional awards as part of this year’s Queensland Training Awards.
Dr Joel Dulhunty is riding again for Redcliffe. As part of Raise it for Redcliffe’s Giving Day fundraising, Joel will be riding 500km on his penny-farthing.
The Redcliffe Hospital Auxiliary celebrated its 50th anniversary in October.
The busier our hospital gets, the more important it becomes for us all to remember to celebrate the good things, the small things, and the big things. They all matter, especially when we’re under pressure.
ICU refurbishment officially opened by Queensland’s Health Minister who joined our ICU clinicians to celebrate the refurbishment of our Intensive Care Unit.
Joel's Ride for Redcliffe has so far raised more than $10,000 toward a new research position at Redcliffe Hospital.
The Emergency Department’s winning display
More than 200 Redcliffe Hospital staff have been recognised in this year’s Length of Service Awards.
Acting Nursing Director for Access and Redesign, Darren Apps
Part of the new collection in the MBICC garden
I hope everyone had a Happy Easter and enjoyed some of that important time with family and loved ones. Thank you to everyone who spent part of their Easter long weekend with our patients – your kindness and company were of immeasurable comfort during these times of visitor restrictions.
The Mothers’ Day Classic raises funds for the National Breast Cancer Foundation, which is a cause extremely close to Redcliffe Hospital nurse Kerbi Davis after being diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year.
Joel is riding 2,500 kilometres on a bike from Cairns to Redcliffe, raising money along the way to support a new research position at Redcliffe Hospital.
Louise Joyce has been awarded Redcliffe Hospital’s #IamRedcliffe Team of the Month for March.
More than 1,000 hospital staff are now enjoying the benefits of on-campus car parking – and it’s not too late to join them.
Hospital staff, volunteers and Auxiliary members are all working together to make free toiletry packs for patients.
There’s no doubt that 2020 will be a year that all of us will remember. With the year almost at a close, it’s a good time to look back on what we’ve all achieved.
Redcliffe Hospital's Pharmacy team won two prestigious awards at two different award ceremonies on the same night. The Pharmacy department won both a Metro North Staff Excellence Award and an ACHS Quality Improvement Award.
Redcliffe Hospital’s MRI machine is now operational for both inpatients and outpatients. Director of Medical Imaging Tanya Oliver said the hospital’s new MRI machine scanned its first patient in Mid-November
Volunteers and auxiliary members have returned to Redcliffe Hospital after standing down back in March for their own safety.
Yvette Bates became the Ngarrama team's second midwife at Redcliffe Hospital back in September, but she's been part of the hospital team since 2016.
A unique new study is underway to assess the benefits of implementing an after-hours nurse practitioner service in residential aged care and sub-acute settings.
This year we’ve all had to adapt to doing things differently. In having to adapt quickly to our new normal, we’ve tried new ways of doing things – and taken big steps forward in using technology better.
Redcliffe Hospital's Auxiliary has held its Annual General Meeting, attracting around 40 participants. Redcliffe Hospital Executive Director, Louise Oriti said the AGM was an opportunity for the hospital to thank the Auxiliary for their ongoing generosity and support to our patients.
Twenty-seven Redcliffe Hospital staff have been appointed as the hospital's new Peer Responders. Dr Alan Yan, Chair of Clinical Council and Co-chair of the Wellness Working Group, said the Peer Responders were all speciality-trained to provide support to staff where and when it may be needed.
Redcliffe Hospital’s fourth annual Research Symposium attracted more than 100 participants and featured 17 presentations and 25 posters.
Redcliffe Hospital’s new multi-storey car park is now open – and the artist’s impressions of what it would look have proved to be strikingly accurate.
Redcliffe Hospital’s Staff Excellence Awards was broadcast live on Teams for the first time.
Congratulations to our #IamRedcliffe Team of the Month for October, Christine Barnes.
International Year of the Nurse and Midwife and a global pandemic has made sure Redcliffe Hospital’s graduate nurses and midwives had a memorable start to their healthcare careers.
We couldn’t have our usual Pastoral Care Week Morning Tea this year, but hospital staff still wanted to thank our volunteer chaplains and pastoral care workers.