Logan Hospital’s new Community Advisor Program Coordinator Marina Trivunovic is gathering her volunteer wayfinding army who will provide crucial support to patients and staff as construction begins on expansion projects across the facility.
Metro South Health and Griffith University’s Hopkins Centre has launched a citizen science project allowing people with disabilities to share their experiences and stories to improve the services that these people need and use.
GEDI nurses have been launched at Princess Alexandra Hospital, mobile phone at the ready, and skills honed to protect frail and elderly patients from delays in admission for specialist care in our clinical universe.
Pain is one of the most common reasons that people seek medical help, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood areas of healthcare. One in five Australians live with chronic pain and the prevalence rises as we age.
Princess Alexandra Hospital’s Emergency Department (PAH ED) has been awarded 24 months advanced training accreditation after being one of the first to go through the new Australasian College of Emergency Medicine accreditation guidelines.
With 37 years of dementia management under her belt, QEII Hospital Dementia Nurse Navigator, Diane Evans is making a world of difference to the growing number of patients who need care and ongoing management for this ever-prevalent condition.
Under their ambitious and caring exterior, these nursing graduates look the same as any others, but they hold a special place in history as the first cohort of graduate nurses to never use a paper medical chart.
It’s been a baby boom for staff in Logan Hospital’s Birth Suites and Maternity Ward who have survived one of their busiest weeks ever and left many questioning what was in Logan water nine months ago.
Staff from Logan Hospital’s Panda Child Protection Unit have thrown on their pjs for a great cause in the lead up to this year’s Child Protection Week.
