A new community space affectionately named The Flamin-Go Between – due to its position between inpatient and therapy areas – is helping patients in Princess Alexandra Hospital’s Spinal Injuries Unit to relax and feel connected.
Studying to become an enrolled nurse is more affordable than ever, thanks to the State Government’s $12 million investment into the Diploma of Nursing subsidy.
TESA, ‘The eHealth Service Assistant’, speaks 26 languages and counting, dances and jokes on command, and will soon be brightening the days of hospital patients across Queensland including at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.
Once a fortnight, Princess Alexandra Hospital nursing leaders voluntarily take to the streets in an outreach van to provide nourishment and health advice to Brisbane’s homeless.
Next year, Princess Alexandra Hospital will be at the centre of the world's first network of 3D skin cancer detecting machines (VECTRA) set to revolutionise the fight against melanoma by digitally generating a patient's full-body avatar.
The Metro South Public Health Unit is reminding the public not to approach, touch or handle distressed or dead bats, with the current heatwave causing more bats to fall from trees.
A record $3.75 million has been awarded to 40 ground-breaking health and medical research projects at the 2019 Metro South Health Research Grants Announcement.
Young cancer patient Toby Smart is a man of few words but a lot of heart, so when he wanted to thank his healthcare team at Princess Alexandra Hospital for their ongoing support he enlisted the help of his bush poet dad.
This week, Princess Alexandra Hospital was one of 14 Queensland hospitals to dedicate a permanent mosaic tribute to tens of thousands of organ and tissue donors who have saved and transformed countless lives across the state.
Princess Alexandra Hospital has helped a young bride smile on her wedding day with the aid of a prosthesis, after a two-year battle with cancer resulted in her losing an eye, and part of her cheek and mouth.
