Kaylah bounces back from trampoline fall
The damage under the skull was so great, the neurosurgeon assumed the unresponsive girl on the operating table before her had been catapulted from a car during a high-speed crash.
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Meet our nurses: Emergency Department
Our Emergency Department is often the first port of call for many who attend the hospital, providing urgent medical care to children and adolescents from across the state.
12-month-old Kumail defies the odds
Find out how Prof Monique Ryan and her team helped Kumail defy the odds with a spinal muscular atrophy wonder drug.
The way we talk about children
With children returning to school, Prof Katrina Williams looks at the terms we use to label children.
From slow death to a life of promise
Read how cardiac surgery at the RCH is helping East Timor patient Ramalia
Meet our nurses: Wallaby
Unlike any of our other wards, Wallaby is based in the comfort of a patient’s home.
Meet our nurses: Rosella
Rosella is our paediatric intensive care ward (PICU), providing specialist care to critically ill infants, children and young people.
Kids at higher risk of heat-related illness than adults
Leaving your child in the car puts them at high risk of a heat-related illness.
Blog: Tips to keep your kids safe this summer
Did your kids get a trampoline, new bike or toys for the pool this Christmas? Here’s Dr Anthea’s tips to keep your family injury-free.
Christmas choking hazards
Christmas can present unexpected choking hazards – read our tips on choking prevention.