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Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) information for patients and visitors
What to do if you have an upcoming admission or want to visit a loved one in hospital.
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Compassion binds us all
At the height of the second wave and resulting aged care crisis in Victoria, St John of God Berwick Hospital CEO Lisa Norman received a call from the Victorian Department of Health (DHHS) asking her to accept 30 COVID positive or suspected aged care residents, most of whom had complex care needs and were living with dementia.
Helping our patients to connect
In the wake of COVID-19 restrictions, inpatients across St John of God Health Care now have a new way to stay connected to their caregivers and loved ones.
Men’s Health Week 2021: it takes a team to tackle your wellbeing
This year’s Men’s Health Week campaign is focused on 'Connecting for Men’s Health' with the aim of sparking discussion while developing ideas and events that “connect and work together across genders, cultures and communities.”
It’s Palliative Care Week: What do you know about it?
It’s a massive misconception that palliative care exists only for the dying. It is, in fact, more about focusing on how to live well with a life-limiting illness.
Everyone knows its Heart Week, but does anyone know what a Cath Lab is?
Heart Week provides the perfect opportunity for healthcare professionals to educate the community about the risks of developing cardiovascular disease and ways to lower the risk.
Celebrating our female leaders - Lisa Norman
In 2020, St John of God Berwick Hospital was given 45 minutes notice that they were needed to join the COVID-19 fight and provide care to 30 local aged care residents who had been displaced during the pandemic. CEO Lisa Norman remembers receiving the phone call that changed everything.
It's time to ovary-act for Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month
While ovarian cancer might not be the most common form of cancer to affect women, it is one of the most lethal.
