The Royal Children’s Hospital’s Telehealth program improves communication between multiple clinicians and saves families time and money by reducing the need to travel long distances for medical appointments.
The Royal Children’s Hospital will be represented on a 5,000 km motorcycle road trip from Perth to Melbourne to raise awareness of mental health issues in rural and remote Australia.
Today we celebrated a remarkable milestone – the 500th patient to benefit from epilepsy surgery at the RCH.
There are many ways in which the RCH celebrates and supports young people, and one of those is The Chronic Illness Peer Support (ChIPS) Program.
Jakob is our amazing little boy, who happens to have an undiagnosed genetic disorder. Read more in this blog written by Jakob’s mum, Dani.
At The Royal Children’s Hospital we are fortunate to be home to some special meerkats and over 50 species of fish. Here are some fun facts on our little creatures.
The RCH has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with refugee and migrant support agency AMES.
The RCH Interpreter Services Department team provide an all hours service to patients and families of non-English speaking backgrounds.
Cultural Diversity Week is an opportunity for Royal Children’s Hospital patients, families and staff to come together to share aspects of their culture.
Today is World Kidney Day and Yiana is sharing her story to raise awareness about kidney disease and organ donation.
