A book to look at cultural diversity
The RCH Education Institute worked with adolescent patients to produce a book about culture and traditions.
RCH News
The fight to save Jaylee
At eight-years-old Jaylee survived a severe life-threatening infection. After a long battle, and with the help of a world-class intensive care and cardiac surgery team, Jaylee is now on the road to recovery.
The RCH Bereavement Group
In this blog, three very brave mothers who are part of the RCH Bereavement Group, share their stories.
Living with epilepsy
Bailey has lived with epilepsy since the age of nine, but his quality of life has improved significantly thanks to Vagus Nerve Stimulation.
Transcript: RCH Deputy CEO John Stanway
This afternoon RCH Deputy CEO John Stanway addressed the media in regard to reported surgery and emergency wait times at the RCH. The transcript from the interview with Nine News is documented in this blog.
Stay Safe newsletter – 2013 Issue 2 out now
Issue 2 of the 2013 Stay Safe burns prevention newsletter is now available.
Maya won’t let her disability define her
For 14-year-old Maya, having a disability will never define her, she won’t allow it to.
Melbourne Children’s wins 2013 Melbourne Award
The Melbourne Children’s Campus has been awarded ‘Contribution to profile by a corporation’ for our work locally, nationally and internationally.
Research helping kids get AHEAD
A world-first plastic surgery study at the RCH is helping surgeons define what a ‘normal’ shaped head is
Saving Maddie
At just eight days old Maddie Palmer underwent emergency surgery to remove her kidney, after doctors discovered a golf ball sized tumour.