Let’s be honest. 2020 hasn’t been exactly “smooth sailing” so far. It has certainly been a tough time for staff at BRHS, who are
Children and Families
Though the strict social distancing rules of today may slow things down in maternity wards nine months from now, at BRHS our Midwifery and
Now those are some A-grade grins. Teacher Michelle Veenstra and the “Red Group” at Westdale Kindergarten in Bairnsdale were all smiles last week as
In Australia and around the world, women and children continue to suffer abuse from male family members and partners. The Australian Institute of Health
Stories of generosity and selflessness are always terrific to hear, and that’s especially true this time of year. Here’s a lovely one. Each year,
Out of the mouths of babes, as they say. We wanted to know what young children thought about what happens at our hospital. So
“Suzie made it a comfortable environment where I wasn’t embarrassed to ask questions.” “Thank you so much for a great class. I have a
More and more children in our community are becoming overweight and obese. A coalition of local health organisations is focused on finding solutions. Health
Renee Barnes knows what it’s like when her child can’t breathe. As the mother of two boys, aged 5 and 2, that both suffer
Jo Woodward has had a busy few months. As the Smiles 4 Miles Coordinator for Bairnsdale Regional Health Service (BRHS), she has been working
On average, one woman in Australia is killed each week by her partner or former partner. Champions for Change, the newly formed group of
Ever wondered what a 5-year-old thinks about what happens at a hospital? We did. So we asked some. (We asked some older kids, too.)