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Mirikizumabin for moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis Research study

A clinical trial to assess the safety and effectiveness of a new drug, mirikizumab, in conventional-failed and biologic-failed patients with moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis (UC).

World-first clinical trial reveals unprecedented insights into brain cancer treatment News article

Brain cancer researchers from the RMH and WEHI have led a world-first clinical trial.

I need cultural support

When you are admitted to the hospital, you should let us know if you have any specific cultural requirements.

Caring for people with dementia

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

Breakthroughs and milestones

Learn more about the breakthroughs and innovations first achieved at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. 

Parkville Precinct staff receive $6m in NHMRC funding News article

Congratulations to the RMH and the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre's Professor Karin Thursky and Professor Monica Slavin, who have been awarded National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Grants totalling $6m to advance care and treatment for patients.

Researchers awarded multi-million dollar grant to advance care for brain cancer survivors News article

The Australian Government has awarded $2.6 million to researchers at the Royal Melbourne Hospital and the University of Melbourne for a project using the latest information technology to improve the lives of people who have survived brain cancer.

A/Prof Daniel Steinfort receives highest accolade in his field News article

Congratulations to Associate Professor Dan Steinfort being awarded the gold medal in clinical techniques, imaging and endoscopy from the European Respiratory Society (ERS) awards.

Preventing blood clots

If you are in hospital for a longer stay, your risk of getting a blood clot in your leg or your lung is much higher than usual.

I have allergies

You should inform staff of any allergies you may have to antibiotics, medications or types of food as soon as possible, before you are admitted to hospital.

What a shame! Dealing with myths and stigma News article

We talk about mental illness more now but stereotypes and discrimination still happen. Hear about how it happens, how to deal with it, and how to stay true to yourself.

Acute Medical Unit RMH Service

We provide short-term treatment, care and support for people in their first 24 to 48 hours in hospital.

Study to reduce heart risks in people on dialysis with diabetes or heart disease Research study

This is a dose-finding and cardiovascular outcomes study of the study treatment in adults with end-stage kidney disease (ESKD) undergoing dialysis 

After a lifetime in the shadows, Dan can finally see the light News article

Dan suffers from a rare disease called erythropoietic protoporphyria (EPP), which makes even a glimpse of sunlight through a window a painful experience. But a trial led by the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) is helping him step into the light and live free of fear.

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.

Spesolimab for the treatment of generalised pustular psoriasis Research study

A study to test whether spesolimab prevents flare-ups in patients with generalised pustular psoriasis.

The RMH takes home a win at Victorian Public Healthcare Awards News article

Congratulations to Colorectal Liaison Nurse at the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH), Tracey and the entire team for taking home a win at the Victorian Public Healthcare Awards on Thursday 18 November.

Geographic disparities in uptake of care and treatment for hepatitis B across Australia News article

Despite the effectiveness of hepatitis B care and treatment in reducing the risk of liver disease and cancer, significant gaps remain in access and Australia is not meeting National Strategy targets for coverage.

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. 

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.