Mohamed shares his incredible journey
Australia’s first paediatric intestinal transplant recipient, Mohamed El Shazly, writes about his incredible journey.
RCH News
RCH shares trauma expertise across the globe
The RCH Trauma Service hosted its first ever Victorian Trauma Grand Round; aimed at recognising and responding to non-accidental trauma in children.
Quick Q&A: Father’s Day
We asked some patients how they’re going to spoil their dad.
Speech Pathology keeps Darcy on track
Jess Garioch and Beau Hederics’ first-time parent experience wasn’t as straight-forward as most.
Mick has completed the trip of a lifetime!
RCH Paediatrician Dr Mick Creati has cycled 4,000km’s across Australia to raise money for young people living with chronic illness.
Gender diversity: a growing awareness
Dr Carmen Pace has some tips on supporting children who may be experiencing distress around their gender identity.
Meet the Midwives: Looking after mums and bubs
Did you know we have a team of midwives working up on our Butterfly (NICU) Ward? We sat down with one of them, Gabby McLeish, to find out more about midwifery at the RCH.
The RCH surgeon changing faces around the world
If you ask Dr David Chong who his inspiration is, it’s not the usual cliché or well-known figure that most people would say
Legionella detected at RCH, low risk to patients
Routine water testing conducted by Spotless, facility manager of the Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH), has detected low levels of Legionella in two locations.
Mick’s mammoth mission for young people
Mick Creati, a Paediatrician at The Royal Children’s Hospital, has started his journey across the Nullarbor to raise money for the Chronic Illness Peer Support Program (ChIPS).