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Mirikizumab for moderate to severely active Crohn’s disease Research study

A clinical trial to assess the safety and effectiveness of a new drug, mirikizumab, for moderate to severely active Crohn’s disease.

Effects of denosumab on normal breast tissue for BRCA gene carriers Research study

A trial to investigate the effects of denosumab on normal breast tissue in patients with BRCA 1 or 2 mutations and to determine if the drug has the potential to prevent breast cancer.

Special visitor to the RMH to help boost patient’s spirits News article

After Gavin went through a difficult surgery so far from his home in regional WA, Gavin’s medical team helped organise a special visitor to help boost his morale before he heads home.

Thông dịch viên & hỗ trợ về văn hóa (Interpreters and cultural support - Vietnamese)

Đội ngũ Dịch vụ Thông dịch viên & Liên văn hóa của chúng tôi cung cấp các dịch vụ thông dịch viên đã được chứng...

The RMH Emergency patient airlifted to hospital after smart watch notified authorities News article

Patient Em Stoneham was airlifted to the Royal Melbourne Hospital Emergency Department following a horrific car accident that led to multiple internal injuries.

A journey from pain to hope News article

Michael Julian lives with a rare genetic disorder that affects the immune system.

Benralizumab for the treatment of bullous pemphigoid Research study

A research project to measure how safe and effective benralizumab is in treating participants with bullous pemphigoid (BP).

Revolutionising diabetes care: RMH patient Yasmin’s journey with advanced tech News article

This National Diabetes Week (14 to 21 July), we’re spotlighting the life-changing impact of diabetes technology.

Nuclear medicine

Nuclear medicine allows us to look at a specific part of the body by giving you a small amount of a dye in your blood, known as a radioactive tracer.

Your safety is our priority

Your safety is our priority. We want to work with you to keep you safe while you’re in hospital.

Latent tuberculosis

Latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI) is an asymptomatic condition that may progress to active tuberculosis (TB), sometimes decades after exposure.

Contact Kidney Care

Find out the main contact and location information for Kidney Care.

First Nations Social and Emotional Wellbeing team

The First Nations Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) team can provide welcome and orientation to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples accessing the mental health service.

Nutrition to improve surgical outcomes

Eating habits can have a great impact on patients' recovery after surgery. Watch some key information about nutrition before and after surgery, and its importance in contributing to the best patient outcomes. 

Public Residential Aged Care RMH Service

We provide residential aged care to support our residents and their families. Our priority is that every resident of our homes is respected, treated with dignity and feels safe.

ARC Advanced Life Support Level 1 (ALS1) - all 2026 dates Event

This is a one-day course aimed at providing the candidate with the skills and knowledge to manage the patient in the immediate period of crisis. It includes the recognition, assessment and immediate management of the deteriorating patient. Our course is jointly accredited by the Resuscitation...

Can over-the-counter supplements reduce diabetes-related painful peripheral neuropathy? Research study

The Mito-PPND Study  seeks to assess the safety and effectiveness of a combination of over-the-counter supplements for reducing painful peripheral neuropathy

Active tuberculosis

Active tuberculosis (TB) is a notifiable disease in Australia. All diagnoses of active TB must be reported to the Department of Health in the state or territory where the diagnosis happened.

New investment takes Hepatitis B research one step closer to finding a cure News article

A team of scientists have been awarded $1.7 million over the next five years, to advance world-first research into a cure for hepatitis B virus infection thanks to a grant from the mRNA Victoria Activation Program.

New study confirms clinical tests can identify risk of thunderstorm asthma News article

The Thunderstorm Asthma in Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis (TAISAR) study confirms clinical tests can identify the risk of thunderstorm asthma in individuals who suffer from hay fever.