Investment in children’s cancer research a welcome announcement
Researchers at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) have welcomed a major investment in paediatric cancer research, to help increase the number of survivors of childhood cancer.
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Champions for Children: Meet Hanna
Hanna is our Senior Paediatric Care Pharmacist and Clinical Pharmacy Team Co-leader. We caught up with her to find out how she got started in this job and what’s involved in ensuring medication safety across a hospital.
Champions for Children: Meet Sarah
Sarah Connolly is currently the Director of Allied Health at the Royal Children’s Hospital. We caught up to find out a bit more about what led to Sarah’s career in health, the importance of protecting children and what inspires her to keep doing what she does. You’re currently the Director of Allied Health, but … Continued
Sammi’s story: strong in her heart and brave in her head
At just four-years-old, Sammi became the first case of a NRAS gene mutation at the RCH, her journey is one of love and resilience.
Aarna the heart hero
602.That’s how many days two-year-old Aarna spent in Koala, The Royal Children’s Hospital’s cardiac ward. That means, the toddler has spent most of her life in hospital, until now.
Meet cranio-warrior Hazel
Cranio-warrior Hazel is meeting all her milestones and thriving thanks to the lifechanging work of the RCH team.
Graduate Nurse Program twilight sessions
Do you, or does someone you know, study nursing? If so, our Graduate Nurse Program twilight sessions are for you! Read more here.
Miller’s heart journey
This is the story of “Twin A”, who at only 13 weeks in utero was diagnosed with a rare and complex heart condition.
Burns doctors warn against harmful risks of social media trends
Burns specialists at The Royal Children‘s Hospital (RCH) are urging families to be cautious when following social media trends, after several children needed treatment for significant household burns.
Health experts urge GPS and health practitioners to encourage Victorians to stay up to date with their vaccinations
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