Using new 3D photography to improve patient care
The RCH Clinical Photography team is now using new 3D photography equipment to assist in the panning of surgery and map the progress of treatment.
Latest Posts
OT Week – Celebrating Occupational Therapists
In celebration of OT Week, we caught up with two of our Occupational Therapists to talk about the work that they do and how it impacts the lives of patients and families.
RCH Director of Nursing Research an inspirational nursing leader
Fiona Newall has been listed as one of Australia’s 2013 top five inspirational nursing leaders.
Dr Michelle Telfer’s top tips for coping with exam stress
RCH Centre for Adolescent Health paediatrician Dr Michelle Telfer shares her top tips for coping during VCE exams.
Haemophilia Awareness Week
For a child with haemophilia, bumps and bruises can be far more serious than in a child without. We spoke to Riley’s family about their journey with haemophilia and Dr Chris Barnes about research that aims to improve treatment for the condition.
My child has been burnt – what do I do?
Little Nyve was rushed to the RCH with serious burns after an accident at home, this blog tells her story and explains what you should do if your child is burnt or scalded.
The Festival for Healthy Living celebration
The Festival for Healthy Living is celebrating its 15th anniversary today, on World Mental Health Day.
All heart
The RCH today celebrated 25 years of providing heart transplants to children and young people across Australia.
Celebrating Lyla’s birthday on World Cerebral Palsy Day
Today, on World Cerebral Palsy Day, RCH patient Lyla is celebrating her first birthday. This blog is wrtten by her mum, Cara.
Community Safety Month: Keeping your kids safe around dogs
When it comes to dogs and children it’s important that families ensure the best measures are in place to provide a safe environment for all.