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Patient bedside whiteboards

Patient bedside whiteboards are located near each bed. Patients, visitors and staff can use these to ask and share information during your hospital stay.

Stroke patient thankful for MSU News article

It was Geoff’s young grandson who first noticed that something wasn’t quite right with his grandfather. After his family called triple zero (000), the Mobile Stroke Unit (MSU) was dispatched. (Photo: Herald Sun)

Section 4: If your project is a clinical trial investigating a drug or device

Complete section 4 only if your project is a clinical trial investigating a drug and/or device.

Atopic Dermatitis Research study

The research study is testing an investigational product called TAVO101 designed specifically for people diagnosed with moderate to severe atopic dermatitis (eczema),

Nemolizumab for the treatment of moderate to severe atopic dermatitis Research study

A clinical trial to assess safety and effectiveness of a new drug for eczema called nemolizumab.

Thinking about donating a kidney

Considering donating a kidney? We have a dedicated team of experts who can answer your questions and guide you through the decision to become a kidney donor.

Donanemab in early symptomatic Alzheimer’s disease Research study

A study to determine the safety and efficacy of a drug called donanemab in treating or delaying the progression of Alzheimer’s dementia.

Home dialysis

The Home Dialysis service is based at the RMH Royal Park and supports both peritoneal dialysis and home haemodialysis.

Centre for Clinical Pastoral Education

Clinical Pastoral Education is an experiential educational process set within the context of direct spiritual and pastoral care.

Continuous glucose monitoring

We offer a continuous glucose monitoring service for our patients.

If you’re worried, we’re worried

If you are worried about any change, talk to your nurse or doctor. If you are still concerned then we have a simple process to assist.

Critical Care, Resuscitation and Airway Skills in High Fidelity Simulation (CRASH)

The Critical Care, Resuscitation and Airway Skills in High Fidelity Simulation (CRASH) course is designed to support anaesthetists returning to work. It provides a safe, supportive environment to revise key skills, rehearse critical scenarios and rebuild confidence before resuming clinical...

Combination treatment for locally advanced or metastatic ER-positive breast cancer Research study

A phase II, multicentre, randomised study to compare the efficacy of venetoclax plus fulvestrant as a combination treatment for locally advanced or metastatic ER-positive breast cancer.

The RMH Chief Executive tours Parkville Station alongside Government and precinct partners News article

The RMH’s Chief Executive Prof Shelley Dolan, joined the Premier, Minister for Health, and Minister for Public Transport to tour the new Parkville Station and celebrate the early opening of the Parkville Station pedestrian underpass.

Addressing the elephant in the room this R U OK Day News article

Today is R U OK Day, and today we’re addressing a very special elephant in the room.

Health Hub leading to improved patient health outcomes News article

A survey conducted earlier this year of Parkville precinct patients and carers found technology has improved their overall health.

Meg reunited with paramedics after 100 days at the RMH News article

Former patient Meg was reunited with the paramedics who helped save her life.

The RMH anaesthetics registrar wins Heart Foundation 2023 Vanguard Grant News article

Congratulations to the RMH Anaesthetics Registrar and University of Melbourne Honorary Senior Research Fellow Dr Luke Perry, who, with research colleagues, received a 2023 Vanguard Grant from the National Heart Foundation.

A lifesaving journey from the UK to Australia News article

A young Melbourne man who battled aggressive cancer for over a decade has met the stranger who saved his life … from the other side of the world.

Carly Findlay shares her story this International Day of People with Disability News article

Carly Findlay OAM is a patient at the Royal Melbourne Hospital - she’s been a patient here for around 17 years, and before that, she was a patient at the Royal Children’s Hospital.