French Fries—ChIPS in Paris #3
On their way home from Paris, the ChIPS team traded ideas with London’s Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital
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French Fries—ChIPS in Paris #2
On 12 June, a team from the RCH ChIPS program (Chronic Illness Peer Support) departed Melbourne for Paris, France to participate in The International Association of Adolescent Health European Congress.
The RCH Heritage Project #3: Personality in the Papers
In this third blog from the RCH Heritage Project team, historian bloggers encounter Dr Snowball through his 1884 casebook.
French Fries—ChIPS in Paris #1
On 12 June, a team from the RCH ChIPS program (Chronic Illness Peer Support) departed Melbourne for Paris, France to participate in The International Association of Adolescent Health European Congress.
The Bowel Movement
We’re serious about kids’ health here at the RCH, and there’s nowhere we won’t go. So for five days we’re covering the ins-and-outs of all things poo.
Considering kids in an ageing population
How is Australia’s ageing population affecting paediatric healthcare? The RCH investigates.
Gender dysphoria: what is it and can it be treated?
Dr Michelle Telfer explains the finer points of gender dysphoria and the benefits of treatment for gender variant young people.
Living with cystic fibrosis: Zoe’s story
Zoe and her mum, Trish, tell us about their journey, living with CF.
The RCH Heritage Project #2: First Look at the Archives
The second installment from the Context Heritage team on their mission to bring RCH history into the present and future.
Little Teeuw’s first taste of health
Teeuw was born missing part of his esophagus; a condition called esophageal atresia. We spoke to Teeuw’s mum, Emmy, about their RCH journey.