Kate is a mother and the Chair of the Parents Advisory Group for the Children’s Cancer Centre here at the RCH, she sat down with us this week and spoke about navigating the complex path of childhood cancer and what she would say to younger women wanting to enter the advocacy space.
Many of us would have walked past Main Street Reception’s “fairy godmother” Dianne too many times to count, so we caught up with her to hear a bit about her RCH journey, the women who inspire her and why she loves volunteering.
When Jack was born, the large lump on his face immediately caused heartbreak and concern for his mother, Boufa Joses. However with the help of life-saving surgery at the RCH, Jack can return home to Vanuatu as a healthy three year old.
Seven out of ten Australian school children almost never walk or ride to school, according to new research by The Royal Children’s Hospital.
Nicole Gleeson and Elise Baines will be quick off the mark when registrations open for this year’s Herald Sun/Transurban Run for the Kids.
In this week’s instalment of meet the NUMs, Jayne from our Emergency tells us about the unique nature of working in a fast paced environment and what she would have done for a job if she wasn’t a nurse.
This week, Sonja reflects on working in the immunisation clinic for the last 15 years and her achievements in that time.
In this weeks instalment of meet the NUMs, meet Paul from Specialist Clinics. Paul tells us the most rewarding thing about his role and which famous actor would play him in a movie.
The RCH, MCRI and UoM have collaborated to launch a new initiative, Melbourne Children’s Global Health (MCGH). Click here to read more.
Donna from the Paediatric Infant Perinatal Emergency Retrieval (PIPER) service tells us about the unique nature of her role and her favourite memory since starting at the RCH.
