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Lung nodules and cancer screening referral pathway RMH Service

This new referral pathway is part of a research pilot project that aims to support patients and primary health care providers by facilitating access to care and information related to lung nodules and lung cancer screening.

Researching better treatment for Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis and Minimal Change Disease Research study

This study is testing three new treatments for people who have Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) or Minimal Change Disease (MCD). 

The SYQE study Research study

This research study aims to see how well the study treatment, a drug-device combination performs as a possible treatment for diabetic peripheral neuropathic pain.

David’s final wish was to help others Foundation

David's generosity and dedication to helping others continues on. A former kidney patient of the Royal Melbourne Hospital, his participation in and incredible support of the paired kidney exchange program transforms lives to this day.

John’s gift funds kidney care facilities and research Foundation

John's gift to the RMH helped fund state-of-the-art kidney care facilities, equipment and research - a cause that was dear to him as a former kidney transplant recipient and RMH patient.

Don’s lasting impact on ICU nursing Foundation

Don's memory lives on through his family, friends, and the Don Brown Conference Fund, which raises funds for the education and training of ICU nurses.

Geoffrey gives so he can continue to help others Foundation

Geoffrey explains his connection to the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH), his dedication to helping others, and his decision to leave a gift in his Will to support the RMH.

Ian’s bequest funds education and training Foundation

When Ian passed away at 90, he left a generous gift in his Will to the Royal Melbourne Hospital. His daughter Debra made sure that her Dad’s gift was executed as he wanted.

Peg wants nothing more than to help save lives Foundation

When Peg reflected on her life, she didn’t have to think too hard before deciding to leave a gift in her Will to the RMH. Peg’s family ties to RMH run deep.

Communicating with your healthcare team

Patients undergoing surgery, especially those with planned procedures, have options and strategies they can follow to prepare for their procedure, aiming for the best possible recovery outcomes. Maintaining clear communication with the medical staff caring for you is key to helping your...

Quit smoking before planned surgery

Why is stopping smoking essential to improving your recovery outcomes after surgery? Quitting smoking brings benefits to overall health and is especially important for patients with planned surgery, to follow this recommendation. 

Exercise to improve surgical outcomes

There are many benefits to exercising or doing physical activity before and after planned surgery. Moving in the lead up to your planned surgery can improve the outcomes of your recovery. 

Preparing psychologically for surgery

Watch some key recommendations to help you prepare psychologically for your upcoming surgery. 

Nutrition to improve surgical outcomes

Eating habits can have a great impact on patients' recovery after surgery. Watch some key information about nutrition before and after surgery, and its importance in contributing to the best patient outcomes. 

No Prosecco? No problem! News article

She's just had a stem cell transplant, but Anna wants to give back to the RMH this Dry July. 

Donate now Foundation

Your generosity ensures that world-class healthcare is accessible to everyone in our community. Because of you, patients receive life-saving care, advanced treatments, and compassionate support when it matters most.

Pain management for planned surgery

The video in this section will give you information about what to expect after surgery and how your healthcare team will monitor and manage your pain.

Celebrating the RMH staff recognised in 2025 King’s Birthday Honours News article

Congratulations to the RMH staff recognised in the 2025 King's Birthday Honours.

Reducing lung complications after surgery

Learn about the A-COUGH program, designed to improve lung function and reduce patients' risk of chest infections and even pneumonia, which may occur after any planned surgery.

ED wait-time dashboard goes live News article

The Royal Melbourne Hospital has launched its Emergency Department (ED) wait-time dashboard. The dashboard shows the time non-emergency and less urgent patients may expect to wait between being assessed by the triage nurse and being treated by a doctor.