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Falls performance

We collect and monitor any falls that occur during a patient stay every month. 

The RMH researcher receives Cancer Council Grant News article

A study aiming to find the genetic link between familial bowel cancers, led by Inaugural Chair of Adult Clinical Genetics at the University of Melbourne and the Royal Melbourne Hospital Professor Ingrid Winship, is one of 13 research projects that will share in $3.8 million from Cancer Council...

Services for people affected by TB

At the Victorian Tuberculosis Program (VTP), we work with you to achieve your healthiest life, through high-quality, culturally responsive care.

Trial helping provide better care for diabetes patients in hospital News article

A team at the Royal Melbourne Hospital led a trial to reduce the risk of diabetes patients contracting infections.

Pathology research support and clinical trials service

We provide laboratory services for commercially sponsored and investigator-driven clinical trials, as well as quality assurance and negligible risk projects through our clinical trials service.

Psychology RMH Service

We provide care and support to identify and manage emotional, psychological or behavioural factors impacting patients' or consumer’s wellbeing or engagement with treatment and self-management.

New study paves the way for more effective COVID-19 research and treatment News article

A Melbourne-led study, involving researchers from the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH), suggests that a primary tissue culture model is more effective at recreating the human experience of COVID-19, leading to more accurate treatments for the condition.

Advanced Life Support ALS2 course

The ALS2 course is conducted by Melbourne Clinical Simulation Centre at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Private patients

Electing to be admitted as a private patient at any of our facilities provides the Royal Melbourne Hospital with additional revenue, supporting us to continue offering the highest quality care in a safe and caring environment to the benefit of all of our patients, consumers and community.

Advanced Interventions in Mood Disorders Clinic

The Advanced Interventions in Mood Disorders (AIM) Clinic provides adults with severe mood disorders access to novel treatments and innovative research projects.

Launch of Australian-first trial for young people with type 1 diabetes News article

An endocrinologist at the Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) is leading an Australian-first trial that looks at whether an insulin nasal spray, coupled with an injection, is effective in slowing down the immune attack that causes type 1 diabetes.

Botox Migraine Clinic RMH Service

The clinic offers advanced headache therapies to patients with debilitating, well-characterised, primary headache disorders.

Aggressive and violent behaviour

We are committed to providing the best possible care to our patients and consumers. To do this, we need to ensure the safety of the people who provide that care.

Genetic Medicine RMH Service

We provide multidisciplinary clinical services including cardiac, immunological, neurogenetics, endocrine, and a full range of other non-cancer genetic conditions.

Post-approval monitoring

The Royal Melbourne Hospital is required to monitor all approved research until the completion of the project.

Interpreti e supporto culturale (Interpreters and cultural support - Italian)

Il nostro team dei servizi transculturali e di interpretariato fornisce servizi di interpretariato professionalmente certificati per aiutarvi a comunicare con il personale e a essere coinvolti nelle vostre cure durante il ricovero ospedaliero e le visite in ospedale.

Διερμηνείς και πολιτισμική υποστήριξη (Interpreters and cultural support - Greek)

Η ομάδα Διαπολιτισμικών Υπηρεσιών και Διερμηνέων μας,...

Study hopes to end stigma for people living with type 1 diabetes News article

More than 4 in 5 people with diabetes have experienced stigma while living with their condition.

First Nations Health Unit RMH Service

Our First Nations Health Unit and liaison officers are committed to improving the health and wellbeing of First Nations patients and consumers through advocacy, education and support.

Learn about tuberculosis

Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease caused by a bacteria. It is preventable and curable.