My Ward Grandparent
Yuli has been a patient at the RCH since birth and has a special story to tell about her Ward Grandparent, Judy.
RCH News
One little boy, one brave decision, three lives saved
In this blog Jon and Michelle Seccull tell the story of their boy Ethan, and how one brave decision led to three lives saved.
Transition Support Service for young people
The transition process from paediatric care to adult care can be challenging for an adolescent and their family. The RCH operates the Transition Support Service which assists with this transition.
The Children’s Harvest Project
Thanks to The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) Education Institute’s teaching and learning project, The Children’s Harvest, the RCH now has its very own veggie garden.
Advice on the measles vaccine following reported cases in Victoria
Following Victorian Chief Health Officer, Dr Rosemary Lester, advice to Victorians to be on alert for measles, acting head of the RCH Immunisation Service Dr Margie Danchin shares her advice.
Study results reassuring for children who stutter
A study led by Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) clinicians has uncovered some reassuring findings for children who stutter, and their families.
Mason’s brave fight
Mason has spent most of his life undergoing surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy at the RCH for a rare and aggressive tumour, but he’s finally cancer free. Read about Mason’s incredible journey in this blog written by his mum Kirsty.
Mrs Loti Smorgon AO – a remarkable legacy
The Royal Children’s Hospital is saddened by the news that Mrs Loti Smorgon AO, significant supporter and long term friend of the RCH, died on Tuesday.
The results are in – patient and family satisfaction survey
Since November 2011 The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) has conducted the patient and family satisfaction survey twice a year. The results from the March 2013 survey are now in and show improvement on previous years.
Avoiding burn injuries in your home
Throughout the year, we see many children at the RCH with burn injuries. And during the winter months with the increased use of household heaters, fireplaces and even hot water bottles, we see an increase in these injuries. This blog takes you through some important tips to keep in mind to ensure your home environment is as safe as possible.