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Can fenofibrate protect against eye damage in early retinopathy for adults with Type 1 diabetes Research study

A clinical trial to assess whether fenofibrate can protect against eye damage in early retinopathy in adults with type 1 diabetes

Thank you Brianna and our community News article

Brianna (front) and her family with Chief Executive Prof Shelley Dolan, Emergency Department Director A/Prof Mark Putland, and the RMH Foundation Executive Director Sue Parkes.

Emergency RMH Service

The RMH Emergency & Trauma Centre is located at the RMH Parkville. Find out more about the Emergency contact and location details.

Adult Genetics RMH Service

We provide treatment, care and support for people diagnosed with a genetic illness or with a family history of genetic illness.

Involving you in decisions about your care

We aim to involve patients in decisions about their care.

International Hokkaido Trauma Conference

The International Hokkaido Trauma Conference is a series of lectures, workshops and panel discussions to update clinicians on the current and changing practice of trauma medicine.

Undergraduate Entry to Practice Nurse Program

This information will help you prepare for your upcoming clinical placement at the Royal Melbourne Hospital as part of the Undergraduate Entry to Practice Nurse Program.

Fundraise for us Foundation

Fundraising by holding an event or participating in an activity such as Dry July is a fun way to engage your community to support the world-class care provided at the Royal Melbourne Hospital.

Community Care Unit RMH Service

We provide 24-hour recovery-focused rehabilitation in a community residential setting to people with complex mental health needs.

Metformin and atorvastatin for adults with depression Research study

The Hearts and Minds clinical trial is aiming to determine whether metformin or atorvastatin help to reduce symptoms of major depression and improve quality of life.

Learn about tuberculosis

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

Efgartigimod for the treatment of pemphigus vulgaris or pemphigus foliaceous Research study

A clinical trial to assess how safe and effective the study drug. efgartigimod, is in treating participants with pemphigus who are also receiving oral corticosteroids.

Denosumab as a prevention for breast cancer in women with a BRCA1 mutation Research study

This research is to find out whether the study medication, denosumab, can help prevent breast cancer in women with a BRCA1 mutation.

Second life-saving stroke service hits the road News article

A second, life-saving Mobile Stroke Unit has hit the road - doubling the service’s reach across Melbourne.

Your rights and responsibilities

The RMH aims to provide the best possible health services and care for you. You need to understand your rights and responsibilities while attending the health service.

The RMH patient Kingsley O’Connor walks back into the ICU News article

Former patient Kingsley O'Connor made a surprise visit to the Royal Melbourne Hospital ICU to thank the staff who cared for him during his stay.

Comprehensive Stroke Care Centre RMH Service

We provide diagnosis and treatment for people who have experienced a stroke and conduct research to help improve the care and treatment of stroke patients in future.

Food, drink and shops at the RMH Royal Park

We have a variety of places near the hospital to buy foods, snacks and drinks.

Emergency registrar teaching program

The emergency medicine registrar teaching program at the Royal Melbourne Hospital is a supportive program that sees high examination success rates for registrars of the Australasian College for Emergency Medicine.

Should I go to Emergency?

Whether you go to the Emergency Department for care depends on the severity and urgency of your illness or injury.