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Landmark trial reduces radiation for breast cancer treatment News article

A landmark breast cancer trial has shown radiation therapy may be safely omitted from treatment for some people.

What you should tell us

We need to know some things about you to make sure we can keep you safe and comfortable while you are in our care.

Parkville Precinct Strategic Cancer Service Plan

The Parkville Precinct Strategic Cancer Service Plan focuses on adult cancer services provided by the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, the Royal Melbourne Hospital and the Royal Women's Hospital.

Treatment & vaccination for tuberculosis

Tuberculosis (TB) disease can be treated with antibiotics. Prevention can involve vaccination, screening, contact tracing and education.

Teresa’s journey with the RMH’s Head and Neck cancer team News article

Unpack Teresa's journey at the RMH that led her to raise awareness for research and patient support in the RMH's Dry July campaign.

Dentures, glasses and aids

If you're coming into hospital for a procedure or an overnight stay (or longer), don't forget to bring your dentures, glasses, hearing or walking aids.

What you need to know up front

Are you coming to hospital for a clinic appointment, day procedure or an operation? 

Work with us

We have vacancies in a range of disciplines and are always seeking passionate and skilled staff to join our team.

Research publications

Our medical, nursing and allied health clinicians are increasingly involved in research to improve the care of our patients. This is reflected in the breadth of our research publications.

Former consumer turned employee gives back through music News article

A multi-instrumentalist and former consumer Arnaud LeBon has been using his talents to heal some of the RMH’s most vulnerable patients.

New study could change how lung cancer is tested News article

Prof Daniel Steinfort led a study that could change how lung cancer patients are tested.

Denosumab as a prevention for breast cancer in women with a BRCA1 mutation Research study

This research is to find out whether the study medication, denosumab, can help prevent breast cancer in women with a BRCA1 mutation.

Learn about emergency

When people are seriously unwell, arrive by ambulance or helicopter, they are usually taken to a trauma bay.

Research team nominated in awards for solving decades-old Buruli mystery News article

The ‘Beating Buruli in Victoria’ research project team has been named a finalist in the 2024 Victorian Public Healthcare Awards for their incredible work in solving a mystery that baffled researchers for decades.

The RMH welcomes first cohort of nursing graduates for 2024 News article

This week the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) welcomed 76 new nursing graduates, marking the first of three intakes for the year. They have commenced their 54-week Transition to Practice Program, which involves rotations in two clinical areas.

No Prosecco? No problem! News article

She's just had a stem cell transplant, but Anna wants to give back to the RMH this Dry July. 

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.

Rolling out the rainbow carpet News article

Our LGBTIQA+ Patient Liaison Service provides support to patients and families throughout their hospital journey, working closely with multidisciplinary teams to enhance and improve LGBTIQA+ safety and inclusion.

Professor Christobel Saunders AO appointed as James Stewart Chair of Surgery News article

Professor Christobel Saunders AO has been appointed to the prestigious leadership position of the James Stewart Chair of Surgery at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Your hospital stay

Staying in hospital can be a stressful time for you and your family. Knowing as much as possible about what to expect can make you feel more comfortable.