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Virtual Fracture Clinic for patients

The Virtual Fracture Clinic (VFC) gives some patients with simple bone and joint injuries access to specialist opinion and management without having to visit the clinic in person.

Guides for patients after orthopaedic surgery

We have developed protocols (after surgery guidelines) for common operations.

Orthopaedic Surgery RMH Service

We provide treatment, care and support for general, specialty and complex orthopaedic problems.

Privacy of your medical records

Maintaining your privacy and the confidentiality of your personal information is important to us.

Health Hub portal

Our Health Hub patient portal is a secure mobile and web application that allows you to see and manage information about your care at the Royal Melbourne Hospital and other Parkville health services.

Electronic Medical Record

We use an electronic medical record (EMR) to improve the way we deliver patient care.

Your treatment team

During your stay in hospital, you are cared for by a team of health professionals and support staff.

Your medical records

You have the right to access information about you and your medical records held by the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Your room

What will the hospital room be like?

Privacy

Family or friends sometimes take photos or videos of patients during their hospital stay. There are some important factors you need to consider before taking any photos or videos in hospital.

Open disclosure

Sometimes things can go wrong in hospital.

Lost property

If you lose a personal item while you are here, report the loss to staff as soon as possible.

No lifting system

While you are in hospital, our staff will regularly check your ability to sit, stand and walk.

Legal advice

Inner Melbourne Community Legal provides free legal advice for patients.

Keeping your healthcare team informed

We know it's important that your local specialist or GP is kept informed about your condition while you are in hospital.

Involving you in decisions about your care

We aim to involve patients in decisions about their care.

Identification bands

We ask patients to wear identification bands so you can be easily identified and we can ensure you receive the right treatment and care.

Consent to treatment

You have the right to determine what is done to your body.

Caring for people with dementia

In some circumstances, a patient’s behaviour may become challenging or difficult due to the symptoms of their condition.

My contact people

Who do you want us to contact about your progress and condition?