Keep up to date with the latest news about the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
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16 September, 2020
COVID-19 Clinic opens at TQEH to provide easier access to testing for the local community
New COVID-19 testing clinic to open at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital
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14 September, 2020
No symptoms – prostate cancer diagnosis after a chance meeting on holiday
Kevin Broome was a fit and healthy 68-year-old with no symptoms when he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. A chance meeting on holiday in Vanuatu prompted him to get a check-up which ultimately may have saved his life.
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7 September, 2020
Transplant milestone – SA's first islet cell transplant recipient marks 10 years diabetes-free
South Australia’s first islet cell transplant recipient has marked an incredible milestone – 10 years since the surgery which effectively “cured” her diabetes.
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2 September, 2020
Life-saving stroke treatment at the RAH
Retired GP Dr Ian Murdoch has treated patients who have experienced stroke before, but never thought he would be come one. He is one of a growing number of patients who have received a potentially life-saving procedure at the RAH.
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20 August, 2020
Recoup around the campfire – ED getaway
In the fast paced and high-stakes environment of working in the emergency department – and particular during a pandemic – it’s important that staff take a break and recuperate.
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20 August, 2020
International partnership to help young cancer patients
In an Australian first, young South Australian cancer patients will soon have access to a renowned international registry, which will help better inform radiation treatment and long-term side effects.
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14 August, 2020
Australian-first 3D-printed polymer breastbone procedure
Surgeons at the Royal Adelaide Hospital have successfully performed an Australian-first procedure implanting a 3D-printed polymer breastbone in a patient.
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13 August, 2020
Global webinars provide invaluable learnings through pandemic
During the pandemic, our surgeons have connected with colleagues interstate and around the world to share information, experiences and learnings.
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