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The Royal Children's Hospital : The Royal Children's Hospital The Royal Children\'s Hospital Melbourne Home About News Careers Shop Contact My RCH Portal A great children\'s hospital, leading the way Health Professionals Patients and Families Departments and Services Research  Health Professionals  Departments and Services  Patients and Families  Research Home About News Careers Support us Contact Search You can make a difference for children like Noah\n\nHospital visits aren\'t usually high on a four-year-old\'s list. However, Noah isn’t your average child. “I love the hospital, they’re my best friends”. It’s a big statement for a boy who has spent his life in and out of the RCH.\n\n Click here to support children like Noah.

Car seat safety: Are Australian children safe?\n\nThe latest RCH National Child Health Poll revealed that many Australian children are not travelling in the safest restraint or position of the car, with two thirds of children transitioning out of a booster seat too early.\n\n Click here for more findings, as well as tips and advice for parents Kids Health Info\n\nKids Health Info is dedicated to providing quality, up-to-date paediatric health information that you can depend on. Over 300 factsheets on topics that are important to you and your child, it’s free and available 24-hours a day, when and where you need it.\n\n Click here to read more Paediatric Injectable Guidelines\n\nOur Paediatric Injectable Guidelines have been compiled by clinicians, for clinicians, to assist in the safe administration of injectable medicines in children. \n\n Click here to learn more, or to buy an online subscription or printed copy of the guidelines.

Caring for international patients\n\nThe RCH offers specialist care to international patients that can give children and adolescents the chance at a healthy life.\n\n Click here to read about our International Patient Program. My RCH Portal: Your record at your fingertips\n\nSign up now to connect with information in your RCH medical record, when and where it suits you.\n\n Click here to learn more or sign up Travel a long way to get to the RCH?\n\nThe RCH offers telehealth video-consultation for families from rural and regional Victoria or interstate. Usually, this is for known patients for follow-up appointments.

This can be in your home or with your local doctor.\n\n Click here to find out more. Download the My RCH app\n\nThe app is an interactive guide to help you know what to expect during your stay, and navigate the RCH world.\n\n Click here to learn more and download. ‹ › You can make a difference for children like Noah\n\nHospital visits aren\'t usually high on a four-year-old\'s list.

However, Noah isn’t your average child. “I love the hospital, they’re my best friends”. It’s a big statement for a boy who has spent his life in and out of the RCH.\n\n Click here to support children like Noah. Car seat safety: Are Australian children safe?\n\nThe latest RCH National Child Health Poll revealed that many Australian children are not travelling in the safest restraint or position of the car, with two thirds of children transitioning out of a booster seat too early.

\n\n Click here for more findings, as well as tips and advice for parents Kids Health Info\n\nKids Health Info is dedicated to providing quality, up-to-date paediatric health information that you can depend on. Over 300 factsheets on topics that are important to you and your child, it’s free and available 24-hours a day, when and where you need it.\n\n Click here to read more Paediatric Injectable Guidelines\n\nOur Paediatric Injectable Guidelines have been compiled by clinicians, for clinicians, to assist in the safe administration of injectable medicines in children. \n\n Click here to learn more, or to buy an online subscription or printed copy of the guidelines. Caring for international patients\n\nThe RCH offers specialist care to international patients that can give children and adolescents the chance at a healthy life.

\n\n Click here to read about our International Patient Program. My RCH Portal: Your record at your fingertips\n\nSign up now to connect with information in your RCH medical record, when and where it suits you.\n\n Click here to learn more or sign up Travel a long way to get to the RCH?\n\nThe RCH offers telehealth video-consultation for families from rural and regional Victoria or interstate. Usually, this is for known patients for follow-up appointments. This can be in your home or with your local doctor.

\n\n Click here to find out more. Download the My RCH app\n\nThe app is an interactive guide to help you know what to expect during your stay, and navigate the RCH world.\n\n Click here to learn more and download. ‹ › Your guide to the RCH Kids health information Clinical practice guidelines My RCH \r\nPortal Your guide to the RCH Children’s health information Clinical practice guidelines My RCH Portal Emergency Department status View the Emergency Department status page for a real time guide to how busy we are. Emergency Department status\n\nView the Emergency Department status page for a real time guide to how busy we are.

About The Royal Children\'s Hospital\n\nWe are the major specialist paediatric hospital in Victoria and our care extends to children from Tasmania, southern New South Wales and other states around Australia and overseas. RCH News Surgeons remodel skulls of boys born with rare disorder \r\n As soon as Sarah Hocking saw her third son born, she knew his first year of life was going to take a slight deviation. Paving the way \r\n We’re so proud of Assoc. Prof Michelle Telfer, Director Gender Service at the RCH, for having her personal story published in the latest edition of The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health. Brave Sam’s long road back after the accident that left him quadriplegic \r\n It took all the concentration he could muster, but the first words Sam Farnsworth chose to “type” with his eyes since being left a quadriplegic in a car accident, was; “I love you Mum”.

2019 Good Friday Appeal raises an incredible $18,175,467! \r\n It’s been another record-breaking Good Friday Appeal, raising an outstanding $18,175,467 for The Royal Children’s Hospital! Kit keeps fighting the good fight \r\n All eyes are on baby Kit McClymont, as his parents pour all their strength into his recovery as they rewrite their story of heartbreak. Parents Sammy and Nathan lost Kit\'s twin brother Noah after his first week of life. 11th National Bioethics Conference now calling for abstracts \r\n This year the 11th National Bioethics Conference will explore these challenges and the impact they have on healthcare – under the title ‘Respecting different perspectives’.We are now inviting submissions of abstracts for oral presentations - standard papers or de-identified case studies. Double trouble \r\n Siblings Harriet and Franklin have both been patients at the RCH after experiencing very different emergencies.

Nine month old Harriet gave her parents a scare this month after she suffered from a 90-minute long seizure while older brother, Franklin went into heart failure only weeks after birth. Max Block has received the gift of life twice from his mum \r\n Max has received the gift of life twice from his mum. After his mum Kylee was told Max would one day need a kidney transplant following a diagnosis at birth, she decided to donate her own, strengthening the bond she already had with her son. Jet tech gets premature bub Boet back on track \r\n Baby Boet received life-saving jet therapy treatment at the RCH after being born at only 25 weeks gestation. Today is his original due date and his family are now counting down to taking their son home for the first time.

Introducing the face of the 2019 Good Friday Appeal \r\n We\'re proud to welcome four-year-old Ollie as the face of the 2019 Good Friday Appeal. ‹ › RCH News \r\n Surgeons remodel skulls of boys born with rare disorder \r\n As soon as Sarah Hocking saw her third son born, she knew his first year of life was going to take a slight deviation. \r\n Paving the way \r\n We’re so proud of Assoc. Prof Michelle Telfer, Director Gender Service at the RCH, for having her personal story published in the latest edition of The Lancet Child and Adolescent Health. \r\n Brave Sam’s long road back after the accident that left him quadriplegic \r\n It took all the concentration he could muster, but the first words Sam Farnsworth chose to “type” with his eyes since being left a quadriplegic in a car accident, was; “I love you Mum”.

\r\n 2019 Good Friday Appeal raises an incredible $18,175,467! \r\n It’s been another record-breaking Good Friday Appeal, raising an outstanding $18,175,467 for The Royal Children’s Hospital! \r\n Kit keeps fighting the good fight \r\n All eyes are on baby Kit McClymont, as his parents pour all their strength into his recovery as they rewrite their story of heartbreak. Parents Sammy and Nathan lost Kit\'s twin brother Noah after his first week of life. \r\n 11th National Bioethics Conference now calling for abstracts \r\n This year the 11th National Bioethics Conference will explore these challenges and the impact they have on healthcare – under the title ‘Respecting different perspectives’.We are now inviting submissions of abstracts for oral presentations - standard papers or de-identified case studies. \r\n Double trouble \r\n Siblings Harriet and Franklin have both been patients at the RCH after experiencing very different emergencies.

Nine month old Harriet gave her parents a scare this month after she suffered from a 90-minute long seizure while older brother, Franklin went into heart failure only weeks after birth. \r\n Max Block has received the gift of life twice from his mum \r\n Max has received the gift of life twice from his mum. After his mum Kylee was told Max would one day need a kidney transplant following a diagnosis at birth, she decided to donate her own, strengthening the bond she already had with her son. \r\n Jet tech gets premature bub Boet back on track \r\n Baby Boet received life-saving jet therapy treatment at the RCH after being born at only 25 weeks gestation. Today is his original due date and his family are now counting down to taking their son home for the first time.

\r\n Introducing the face of the 2019 Good Friday Appeal \r\n We\'re proud to welcome four-year-old Ollie as the face of the 2019 Good Friday Appeal. Support Us Donate today and help children like Noah \r\n Your support will help the hospital provide life-saving care for children like Noah. Honour your favourite RCH clinician \r\n Giving in honour of your RCH caregiver is a meaningful way to support the hospital. The Royal Children's Hospital Toggle section navigation In this section About the RCH RCH news Publications RCH Board RCH Executive Our Strategic Plan History Alumni Contact us RCH  >  The Royal Children's Hospital \n\nIn this section About the RCH RCH news Publications RCH Board RCH Executive Our Strategic Plan History Alumni Contact us The Royal Children's Hospital Support us The Royal Children\'s Hospital Melbourne\n\nTelephone +61 3 9345 5522\n\n50 Flemington Road Parkville Victoria 3052 Australia Site Map | Copyright | Terms and Conditions\n\nContent authorised by: Webmaster. Enquiries: Webmaster.

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