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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 of last year and now the
Bake for Babies fundraiser will help purchase a Giraffe Warmer Resuscitaire for Bairnsdale’s Emergency Department. The tragedy of losing a newborn baby is something
The term “palliative care” has an image problem. It makes most people think of death; of doing what one can to make those final
KEY POINTS BRHS has opened a multidisciplinary Pain Management Clinic for adults who have been suffering pain for more than 3 months. Your GP
BRHS staff are this week continuing to praise the people they work with that are always polite, respectful and supportive colleagues, as part of
A party called Pink Pyjama Night may just sound like a whole heap of silliness. But to one excellent group of local ladies, it
Complex Care Nurse Kate Smith is one of several BRHS staff being heralded by their colleagues this week for being polite, respectful and supportive
COVID-19 vaccines continue to be rolled out across Australia. As of 11 May, 2,812,000 doses of COVID vaccine had been administered nationwide. In Gippsland,
A message to staff from Director of Clinical Operations and Chief Nurse and Midwife, Bernadette Hammond. Most of you will be aware that today
Flanagan Ward nurses Julia Jeffs, Kathy McCullagh, Sandra Taylor, Lisa Hay and Lauren Manley are terrific examples of the additional effort many BRHS staff
The annual suicide rate is about 40 per cent higher in rural and regional areas of Victoria than in metropolitan Melbourne. But these same
“They’ve seen me through some tough times,” she said. Audrey Murray knows the Bairnsdale hospital better than most. As a nurse, she worked here
BRHS is seeking a new name for our Education services. And it wants your ideas for what that new name should be. The goal