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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.

Good Clinical Practice training

The Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guideline is the international ethics and scientific quality standard for conducting clinical trials

Falls and Balance Clinic RMH Service

We provide multidisciplinary assessment and management planning for patients who have had falls and who have mobility and balance problems.

BreastScreen RMH Service

We provide free mammographic screening to women aged 40 years and over without breast cancer symptoms or breast problems.

Major Trauma RMH Service

The RMH Major Trauma service is located at the RMH Parkville. Find out more about the Major Trauma contact and location details.

Researching better treatment for Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis and Minimal Change Disease Research study

This study is testing three new treatments for people who have Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) or Minimal Change Disease (MCD). 

AI technology could be the future for measuring quality of life News article

New technology developed by the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) neurosurgery team has the potential to predict a patient’s health-related quality of life post-surgery.

Exercise to improve surgical outcomes

There are many benefits to exercising or doing physical activity before and after planned surgery. Moving in the lead up to your planned surgery can improve the outcomes of your recovery. 

Joel shares important message this Motorcyclist Awareness Month News article

Motorcyclist Joel is all smiles now - but it was a different story last week when the 31-year-old came off his bike.

Common drug could help slow Type 1 diabetes News article

A drug used to treat immune diseases could help suppress the progression of Type 1 diabetes.

LIVERAGE™ - Cirrhosis Research study

This study aims to find out whether a medicine called Survodutide helps people with non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) or metabolic associated steatohepatitis (MASH) and cirrhosis to improve their liver function.

Historical publications

Historical publications tell the story of the Royal Melbourne Hospital, our services and our people.

How our Disability Liaison Officers support person-centred care News article

Our Disability Liaison Officers (DLOs) help support people with disabilities like Brad to access the support, care and treatment they need. Read more about Brad’s healthcare journey and how our DLOs are helping to break down barriers and support person-centred care.

Section 7: HREC submission procedure

Section 7 is mandatory and must be completed for all ethics submissions.

First Nations Health Unit RMH Service

Our First Nations Health Unit and liaison officers are committed to improving the health and wellbeing of First Nations patients and consumers through advocacy, education and support.

Medical education

We have a medical education team dedicated to the education and training of medical staff.

Road traumas on the rise in warmer weather News article

Data collected by the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) trauma team shows an increase in motor vehicle collision presentations throughout the spring and summer months.

Our research

The Department of Anaesthesia and Pain Management has a proud history of conducting quality research. 

JL Frew Travelling Fellowship

The JL Frew Travelling Fellowship is a research travel grant established in memory of Sir John Frew, one of the Royal Melbourne Hospital's gifted and dedicated clinicians.

Need an Electronic Medical Record fix? Call our Band of Builders News article

Meet the Band of Builders (BoB), the RMH’s very own crew of clinicians driving digital transformation across Allied Health.