On Friday 3 June, we are encouraging all our employees to put on a pair of odd, colourful or eccentric socks to support CrazySocks4Docs Day. CrazySocks4Docs Day is celebrated annually to raise awareness of mental...
Monash Health’s Dr Nathan Alkemade joined our Wellbeing Forum last week to discuss the impact of change and uncertainty in the workplace. A Senior Clinical Psychologist, Dr Alkemade shared valuable strategies to help reduce emotional...
National Reconciliation Week is marked between 27 May and 3 June. These dates commemorate two significant milestones in the reconciliation journey — the successful 1967 referendum, and the High Court Mabo decision. National Reconciliation Week is...
Today is National Sorry Day. National Sorry Day acknowledges the Aboriginal children removed from their families, who we now know as the Stolen Generations. National Sorry Day is an opportunity to acknowledge the strength and resilience of...
National Sorry Day is this Thursday, 26 May. National Sorry Day acknowledges the Aboriginal children removed from their families, who we now know as the Stolen Generations. National Sorry Day is an opportunity to acknowledge the strength...
“We love what we do, don’t we Lynne?” says Lisa Whittle. Lisa, a registered nurse, and Lynne Harrison, a speech pathologist, are the Clinical Coordinators of a team of skilled professionals including a two paediatricians, a...
Our STAR Award winner for Improving Care and Access is Dione Belbin, Administration Assistant with the Transition Care program at Kingston centre. This award is for an individual, group or team that develops improved ways for...
There is one week left to renew your Nursing and Midwifery registration. If you still need to renew your registration, please do so by Tuesday 31 May. ...
Microsoft Edge has now replaced Internet Explorer on all Monash Health computers and devices. Microsoft Edge will provide you with improved browsing security, performance, and integration with M365. ...
Due to COVID-19 lockdowns in Shanghai, China, the manufacturing of intravenous (IV) contrast fluid has significantly slowed down and there are global shortages. 90% of the contrast used in Australia is manufactured in Shanghai. Contrast is...