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4 Reasons Why It Makes Sense to Start Your Nursing Career in the Country
Never before has the enormous importance of nurses to our rural communities been more evident. During the bushfires earlier this year and now the
The Australian Government’s Department of Health is conducting a review into the use of physical and chemical restraint in residential aged care facilities. The
How much sugar is hiding in your trolley? Dental Health Week earlier this month focused on helping Australians become more sugar savvy – paying
“The more you can learn, the more you can help.” It is a wonderful life philosophy, particularly for those of us that work in
BRHS continues to adapt to the changing demands of providing safe and effective healthcare during a global pandemic. One of the key tasks in
BRHS Diversional Therapist Kate Churches describes the heart-warming experience, watching the residents’ faces light up. On a large screen in front of them, a
Fighting cancer is hard. We want people fighting that fight to have as much help as they can get. Which is why this month
Jerry Ong is 3 years old, and is sweet, curious, and loves getting into trouble. Jerry has a rare genetic disease. There are only
Many of you may have already heard the news that from Sunday 2 August at 11:59pm, a face covering will be mandatory whenever you
Suicide prevention. Are you equipped to make a positive difference in the life of someone you know? BRHS staff and all healthcare workers in
Here’s a reminder to BRHS staff and the community about where and when people should be tested for COVID-19. For People With Symptoms (Symptomatic
Per direction from the Dept. of Health and Human Services, visiting is now further restricted at BRHS and Maddocks Gardens to 1 visitor, per
With so much going on in the world right now, it’s more important than ever to take time to celebrate the good things, wonderful