A world-first multi-centre international study (SPOT-AF) led by The Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) has found smartphone monitoring of patients with stroke is effective in detecting atrial fibrillation (AF).
As Hay Fever season officially begins, experts are encouraging hay fever and asthma sufferers to take their prevention mediation now, to avoid confusion between COVID-19 and hay fever symptoms.
A large-scale clinical trial finds lanthanum carbonate does not reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease developing in patients with chronic kidney disease.
The Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) is now coming into its third week without any healthcare worker infections. While we are very pleased with this, we know it is important to continue to understand why they occurred and what we can do to minimise the likelihood of future infections. Some of our staff have come together to reflect on what we have learnt so far in a new pre-print journal article.
Northwest Mental Health (NWMH) at the Royal Melbourne Hospital has been instrumental in providing support to our community as we continue to battle our way through COVID.
The Royal Melbourne Hospital’s Royal Park campus is a designated rehabilitation and aged care facility; and as such we have had to make changes as we continue to adapt to the rapidly evolving nature of COVID-19.
The Parkville electronic medical record (EMR) is now live and being used by the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Royal Women’s Hospital, Royal Melbourne and Royal Children’s Hospital to support the delivery of clinical care.
