Keep up to date with the latest news about the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
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27 July, 2020
Australian first kidney & pancreas transplant for Type-2 diabetes patient
A young patient with Type-2 diabetes has had his life transformed after undergoing an Australian-first double transplant surgery of both a kidney and pancreas.
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22 July, 2020
Students spend hours hand-making roses to thank healthcare workers
Inspired by the work of medical professionals responding to the pandemic, a group of medical students and high school students have come together to show their thanks to staff at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.
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16 July, 2020
Locally made masks introduced at the RAH
Staff at RAH are the first to test new locally made respiratory masks, as part of our readiness to respond to a surge of COVID-19 cases.
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10 July, 2020
Mental Health Co-Responder program extended
An innovative program partnering specialist mental health staff with paramedics has helped divert two-thirds of call outs away from busy emergency departments to more appropriate care. It has just been extended for a further six months.
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10 July, 2020
Congratulations to Rachael Kay on her 2020 Chief Executive Women scholarship
CALHN’s Executive Director Capital Projects & Planning, Rachael Kay, has been awarded a joint winner of the 2020 Chief Executive Women (CEW) scholarship.
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7 July, 2020
Central Adelaide Local Health Network nurses head to Victoria to help in COVID-19 response
Thank you to our nurses who put their hands up to help Victoria in their COVID-19 testing over the next three months.
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6 July, 2020
New video showcases building's role in pandemic response
Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) consortium manager Celsus has released a new video showcasing the role the building design played in the COVID-19 response.
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3 July, 2020
New Hopper Ant Allergy clinic opens in Mount Barker
Jack Jumper Ants (or Hopper Ants) are endemic in the Adelaide Hills and a sting can be potentially deadly to those with a severe allergy. Fortunately CALHN offers a highly effective desensitisation treatment, which is now available locally with the opening of a new clinic in Mount Barker.
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