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Annual Memorial Service remembers the babies lostMore than 100 families and staff came together for the Women’s Annual Memorial Service to remember the babies that sadly, did not survive.
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Former PM delivers the Women’s IWD speechFormer Prime Minister Julia Gillard has delivered an inspirational speech at the Women’s International Women’s Day breakfast.
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The Women’s leaders receive Australia Day honoursRoyal Women’s Hospital Director of the Centre for Women’s Infectious Diseases Professor Suzanne Garland has been made an Officer of the Order of Australia.
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More girls needed in scienceMore than 150 young girls have gathered at Government House in Melbourne ahead of International Day for Women and Girls in Science to hear how Victorian women are delivering world-leading advances in medical research and clinical care.
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Women in mid to later years the focus of 2017 Community Board MeetingThe Women's celebrated and examined the challenges of women in midlife to later years last night, as we welcomed members of the community to join for a panel discussion.
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Tracy Maund Oration and Medical AwardsThe Women’s celebrated the annual Tracy Maund Oration and Medical Awards, with Safer Care Victoria’s CEO Professor Euan Wallace the Orator discussing the improvements in healthcare over the past 160 years and the opportunities for Victorian hospitals to further progress.
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Supporting the LGBTI communityThe Women’s is proud to publicly support and celebrate the LGBTI community and the principle of equality for all.
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Family violence program rolled out across VictoriaA program developed by the Women’s and Bendigo Health that identifies and supports patients experiencing family violence is to be rolled out to 27 healthcare services across Victoria, the Government announced today.
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The Women’s Staff Awards 2017Professor Bruce Mann has been honoured for his leading role in breast cancer treatment and research at the annual Women’s Staff Awards, receiving the Woodward Family Medal of Excellence.
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Vale Fiona Richardson, Australia’s first Minister for Family Violence PreventionThe Royal Women’s Hospital is deeply saddened by the passing of Victorian Minister for Family Violence Prevention, Fiona Richardson.
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