Quality of Care Report 2011–12
Find out about the many ways we’ve worked to improve and provide the best possible care over the past 12 months.
Latest Posts
Isla’s ballet debut
After two years of receiving treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia at The Royal Children’s Hospital, Isla Hallam is finally able to experience a sense of normality, including starting ballet class with her friends.
Surgeons: make ride-on lawn mowers ‘no go’ zones for kids
Ride-on lawn mower injuries are on the rise. RCH surgeons urge families to remember that ride-on mowers are not recreational vehicles, but dangerous pieces of machinery.
Education at the RCH
The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) Education Institute provides invaluable support for patients who often miss school due to the amount of time they need to spend in hospital.
Research and Education on The Royal Children’s Hospital Campus
A new Campus Research and Education website features examples of research and educational activities conducted on the RCH Campus.
Community Safety Month at the RCH
ThingleToodle and Professor Eric (a) Speriment visited patients and families at The Royal Children’s Hospital today in support of Community Safety Month.
Celebrating 100 liver transplants
Around 150 patients, families and Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) staff reunited to commemorate the hundredth liver transplant at the RCH.
More children are beating cancer
Survival for Victorian children diagnosed with cancer is at an all-time high.
An international award for home safety
The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) Safety Centre have collaborated with The Raising Children Network to develop an international award-winning Home Safety Interactive Guide for parents and carers.
Hoyts cinema at the RCH
Patients at The Royal Children’s Hospital (RCH) are able to enjoy a sense of normality thanks to wonderful facilities, like the Hoyts beanbag cinema, at the new RCH.