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Tickets are now on sale for Oliviaās Walk for Wellness 2024 to support the ONJ Centre's incredible work.
Join us Sunday 6 October in Melbourneās Alexander Gardens.
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Anzac Day Observance @Austin_Health Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital. The Remembrance Garden here is sacred ground for so many veterans, war widows & staff who have passed through āThe Repatā since 1941. #LestWeForget
Weāre thrilled to welcome 65 bright minds embarking on their medical journey as first-year doctors at Austin Health! This talented cohort are gearing up for their internship orientation, transitioning from medical students to junior doctors š
An Australian designed medical invention is giving new hope to sufferers of Crohn's disease. A Melbourne dad has undergone world-first surgery for an implant using electrical stimulation to prevent gut damage. youtu.be/tg5qz7JP6Fg@emma_os#7NEWS
Time is running out to donate to help update our Paediatric Emergency Department into a space tailored to childrenās unique needs. Your generous contribution today will create calm for children during a crisis. Donate today: bit.ly/48JVw8g
The Talbot Maker Space is a new community program that offers a dedicated suite of activities for NDIS-approved participants and people with a disability.
Join us in this exciting new chapter of creativity and growth! š ļøāØ
Visit our website for more: bit.ly/3SFp80V
Right now, your donation will be DOUBLED when you support our current appeal to upgrade the Paediatric Emergency Department. Now is the perfect time to help us create a calm, welcoming space tailor-made for children during a crisis: bit.ly/48JVw8g
Welcome our new Director, Paediatric Medicine Department, Dr Catie Fleming! She is passionate about providing the highest standard of care to children and families.
Learn more about our Christmas Appeal to upgrade the Paediatric Emergency Department: bit.ly/48JVw8g
Today we celebrate the Diamond Creek Op Shop as it marks its 50th year of fundraising for Austin Health!
Over the last 50 years, more than four million dollars has been raised, going towards equipment and improving patient care for Austin Health. š š
Celebrating Children's Week 2023 at Austin Health with activities! From block building showdowns to a cosy pyjama day, we're championing the rights of every child to play, relax, and participate in activities they enjoyššØ
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A trip to emergency can be scary for a child. We need your help to transform Austin Healthās Paediatric Emergency Department into a calm, welcoming environment tailor-made for children. Learn more about our Christmas Appeal: bit.ly/48JVw8g
Today, on World Mental Health Day, we officially opened a new family-centred mental health facility for children in Melbourneās north, which is a Victorian-first! Read more bit.ly/3RSvXfb
Marianne Thrush had just weeks to live when she received an unexpected phone call.
It was a transplant nurse, urgently telling the then 32-year-old that an organ donor had been found. What then commenced was a high-risk 6 organ transplant.
For more: bit.ly/45PWbmK
Today is #RUOKday. Hannah Bloom, Divisional Director of Mental Health, asks us all to attempt one R U OK conversation with a neighbour, friend, family member or colleague in our joint commitment to potentially save a life.
Thanks to donors who supported our highest priorities, Austin Health purchased a high-definition, four-dimensional echocardiographic system. This life-saving technology will support the Cardiology department, improving patient flow and outcomes bit.ly/3Zc44jP
Today we are excited to be rolling out Safewards in our Emergency Department (ED). Safewards is a model of engagement and preventative strategy tool that aims to improve safety for both patients and staff.
Read more: bit.ly/3L87zlQ
More than seven months is a long time to stay in one place for anyone, particularly for Dean who spent the last 230 days in Austin Hospital fighting for this life.
Earlier this month he was finally able to go home.
Read more: bit.ly/3P3plsG
Speech paths do more than help people to speak. They provide essential care to patients and help to retrain people to eat and drink as well as re-learn how to express themselves and connect with loved ones. Read more: bit.ly/3shKG8P