Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
Queensland’s largest teaching and research hospital.
Making some noise at the RBWH
maginky2025-05-28T15:28:53+10:0022 May 2025|
Young cancer patients are coming together at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital to experience the transformative power of music.
New role brings change for First Nations women, children and families
maginky2025-05-07T15:39:53+10:005 May 2025|
Metro North Health has made history by establishing the first-ever Nursing and Midwifery Director, First Nations Women, Children, and Families (Identified) role in Queensland.
Empowering Elders: New Healthy Ageing Clinic Delivers Vital Care
maginky2025-05-02T08:19:42+10:0029 April 2025|
The launch of a new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Healthy Ageing Clinic (HAC) is offering specialised geriatric care to patients in a culturally safe and supportive environment.
Reflections on decades of service
mrsod2025-04-24T11:50:06+10:0024 April 2025|
Redcliffe Hospital's Cassady Distel-Rose is a proud Army Reservist and shares what being in the military and Anzac Day mean to him.

Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
Cnr Butterfield St and
Bowen Bridge Rd
HERSTON QLD 4029
Phone: (07) 3646 8111
Feedback about your care
RBWH-PLS@health.qld.gov.au
Phone: (07) 3646 8216

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Meet RBWH Director Maxillofacial Unit Dr Martin Batstone, one of Australia’s leading researchers in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
He and his talented team provide a range of services including facial and teeth trauma surgery, mouth, teeth and face related conditions and surgical treatment of head and neck cancers.
Dr Batstone’s research has been published in prestigious medical journals numer
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#legend
Thanks for all you do for the px we refer to you
Dr Batstone leads a state of the art surgical team. One of the most professional and talented surgeons I have worked with.
Awesome Martin
Our 80 yo mum had the privilege of being operated on along with a wonderful team of surgeons for an infiltrating SCC of her jaw at the old Gold Coast Hospital in 2009.
Lovely person as well as fabulous surgeon.
I remember working with Dr Batstone as a Reg at PAH. Always great surgeon and a lovely person.
Brilliant team of Maxillofacial surgeons at the Royal. Martin leads a great team and Dr Scott Borgna who was my surgeon is fantastic.
Yay Dr Batstone! Our ward is lucky to work with him & his team
Very Special Surgeon to work with...
An inspiration through his dedication and humbleness .
Amazing surgeon and an even greater Human
Amazing man and always a fun guy to work with!
Dr Martin Batstone, have you ever considered volunteering with Mercy Ships Australia?
Kalyan Voruganti
Hi Marty!
Our teams at Metro North Health work side-by-side every day to care for patients, but for tonight, Tracy and Phil will be on opposing teams as QLD and NSW clash in the first Men's State of Origin Game for 2025
Often referred to as "Australian sport's greatest rivalry," the State of Origin Series pits mate against mate, and state against state. Game One of the men's series is set to kick off at
... See MoreSee Less
Queenslander
Queensland!!!!
Onya Tracy & Phil. So awesome! But Phil's shirt forever!
Phil Digg nice pic pity bout the jersey
Jon Connell
Wednesday 28 May is LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day, as part of Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Prevention Month.
Jelena, an Advanced Social Worker at RBWH, hopes to help shine a light on domestic and family violence in LGBTQ communities, so that everyone is #SeenAndBelieved
"Openly showing our support for the LGBTQIA+ community is vital. Many people experience minority stress or lose im
... See MoreSee Less
People. In general. This applies to everyone who has ever experienced DV.
"When I moved here from England when I was around 10, I had to put my shoes away because no one wore them."
"I moved from Ballina to the big smoke which was a bit of a shock. I was always very busy, very fit. I played soccer and took up surfing."
"Slow down, and if you have them, enjoy the joy of having kids. I have two kids, six grandkids and two great grandkids, and they are a delight, as well as
... See MoreSee Less
Sage advice Graham. May they always bring you peace.
Best of luck Graham.hope you get home to sooki soon.thanks for sharing your story
The frozen vs. fresh debate is OVER!
Dr Helen, Associate Professor and Advanced Clinician Researcher at RBWH, drops some serious knowledge that will make you rethink your produce aisle choices. This one might shock you….particularly when it comes to nutrition
Tell us if you're team frozen or team fresh
in the comments below!
... See MoreSee Less
Making some noise at the RBWH
maginky2025-05-28T15:28:53+10:0022 May 2025|
Young cancer patients are coming together at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital to experience the transformative power of music.
New role brings change for First Nations women, children and families
maginky2025-05-07T15:39:53+10:005 May 2025|
Metro North Health has made history by establishing the first-ever Nursing and Midwifery Director, First Nations Women, Children, and Families (Identified) role in Queensland.

Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
Cnr Butterfield St and
Bowen Bridge Rd
HERSTON QLD 4029
Phone: (07) 3646 8111

/ MetroNorthHHS
Meet RBWH Director Maxillofacial Unit Dr Martin Batstone, one of Australia’s leading researchers in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
He and his talented team provide a range of services including facial and teeth trauma surgery, mouth, teeth and face related conditions and surgical treatment of head and neck cancers.
Dr Batstone’s research has been published in prestigious medical journals numerous times, but for him, recognition and accolades are the least important part of his work.
“I have always like asking questions and trying to work out if what we do for our patients is evidence based and effective,” he said.
“I try to keep an open mind, rather than having a preconceived idea of what the outcome is or should be, and then I’m guided by what we find.”
“My favourite part of being involved in research is seeing projects I’m involved in change the way I and others practice surgery and care for patients.”
... See MoreSee Less
#legend
Thanks for all you do for the px we refer to you
Dr Batstone leads a state of the art surgical team. One of the most professional and talented surgeons I have worked with.
Awesome Martin
Our 80 yo mum had the privilege of being operated on along with a wonderful team of surgeons for an infiltrating SCC of her jaw at the old Gold Coast Hospital in 2009.
Lovely person as well as fabulous surgeon.
I remember working with Dr Batstone as a Reg at PAH. Always great surgeon and a lovely person.
Brilliant team of Maxillofacial surgeons at the Royal. Martin leads a great team and Dr Scott Borgna who was my surgeon is fantastic.
Yay Dr Batstone! Our ward is lucky to work with him & his team
Very Special Surgeon to work with...
An inspiration through his dedication and humbleness .
Amazing surgeon and an even greater Human
Amazing man and always a fun guy to work with!
Dr Martin Batstone, have you ever considered volunteering with Mercy Ships Australia?
Kalyan Voruganti
Hi Marty!
Our teams at Metro North Health work side-by-side every day to care for patients, but for tonight, Tracy and Phil will be on opposing teams as QLD and NSW clash in the first Men's State of Origin Game for 2025 Often referred to as "Australian sport's greatest rivalry," the State of Origin Series pits mate against mate, and state against state. Game One of the men's series is set to kick off at 8:05pm this evening here in Cane toad country.
Phil from the Fire Safety Advisory Unit at TPCH was asked about his team's chances this year.
"Bleed Blue, New South Wales by three!"
Staunch Queensland supporter Tracy, representing the finance department at RBWH, had a different opinion.
"I know the maths," she said, "nothing else to say but QUEENSLANDER!" Regardless of the outcome at the game tonight, there will be maroon and blue chants throughout the streets as we celebrate this great rivalry.
... See MoreSee Less
Queenslander
Queensland!!!!
Onya Tracy & Phil. So awesome! But Phil's shirt forever!
Phil Digg nice pic pity bout the jersey
Jon Connell
Wednesday 28 May is LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day, as part of Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Prevention Month.
Jelena, an Advanced Social Worker at RBWH, hopes to help shine a light on domestic and family violence in LGBTQ communities, so that everyone is #SeenAndBelieved
"Openly showing our support for the LGBTQIA+ community is vital. Many people experience minority stress or lose important relationships after coming out — and with higher rates of domestic and family violence in the community, this can be even more impactful on their health. Visibility is one meaningful way we can show we care and ensure everyone feels safe, seen, and supported."
Together we can send a clear message, giving hope and courage to victims and survivors.
... See MoreSee Less
People. In general. This applies to everyone who has ever experienced DV.
"When I moved here from England when I was around 10, I had to put my shoes away because no one wore them."
"I moved from Ballina to the big smoke which was a bit of a shock. I was always very busy, very fit. I played soccer and took up surfing."
"Slow down, and if you have them, enjoy the joy of having kids. I have two kids, six grandkids and two great grandkids, and they are a delight, as well as my dog Sooki."
#MondayMantra 9AS Ward RBWH pt Graham
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Sage advice Graham. May they always bring you peace.
Best of luck Graham.hope you get home to sooki soon.thanks for sharing your story
The frozen vs. fresh debate is OVER!
Dr Helen, Associate Professor and Advanced Clinician Researcher at RBWH, drops some serious knowledge that will make you rethink your produce aisle choices. This one might shock you….particularly when it comes to nutrition
Tell us if you're team frozen or team fresh
in the comments below!
... See MoreSee Less

Cnr Butterfield St and
Bowen Bridge Rd
HERSTON QLD 4029
Phone: (07) 3646 8111

Making some noise at the RBWH
maginky2025-05-28T15:28:53+10:0022 May 2025|
Young cancer patients are coming together at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital to experience the transformative power of music.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Meet RBWH Director Maxillofacial Unit Dr Martin Batstone, one of Australia’s leading researchers in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
He and his talented team provide a range of services including facial and teeth trauma surgery, mouth, teeth and face related conditions and surgical treatment of head and neck cancers.
Dr Batstone’s research has been published in prestigious medical journals numerous times, but for him, recognition and accolades are the least important part of his work.
“I have always like asking questions and trying to work out if what we do for our patients is evidence based and effective,” he said.
“I try to keep an open mind, rather than having a preconceived idea of what the outcome is or should be, and then I’m guided by what we find.”
“My favourite part of being involved in research is seeing projects I’m involved in change the way I and others practice surgery and care for patients.”
... See MoreSee Less
#legend
Thanks for all you do for the px we refer to you
Dr Batstone leads a state of the art surgical team. One of the most professional and talented surgeons I have worked with.
Awesome Martin
Our 80 yo mum had the privilege of being operated on along with a wonderful team of surgeons for an infiltrating SCC of her jaw at the old Gold Coast Hospital in 2009.
Lovely person as well as fabulous surgeon.
I remember working with Dr Batstone as a Reg at PAH. Always great surgeon and a lovely person.
Brilliant team of Maxillofacial surgeons at the Royal. Martin leads a great team and Dr Scott Borgna who was my surgeon is fantastic.
Yay Dr Batstone! Our ward is lucky to work with him & his team
Very Special Surgeon to work with...
An inspiration through his dedication and humbleness .
Amazing surgeon and an even greater Human
Amazing man and always a fun guy to work with!
Dr Martin Batstone, have you ever considered volunteering with Mercy Ships Australia?
Kalyan Voruganti
Hi Marty!
Our teams at Metro North Health work side-by-side every day to care for patients, but for tonight, Tracy and Phil will be on opposing teams as QLD and NSW clash in the first Men's State of Origin Game for 2025 Often referred to as "Australian sport's greatest rivalry," the State of Origin Series pits mate against mate, and state against state. Game One of the men's series is set to kick off at 8:05pm this evening here in Cane toad country.
Phil from the Fire Safety Advisory Unit at TPCH was asked about his team's chances this year.
"Bleed Blue, New South Wales by three!"
Staunch Queensland supporter Tracy, representing the finance department at RBWH, had a different opinion.
"I know the maths," she said, "nothing else to say but QUEENSLANDER!" Regardless of the outcome at the game tonight, there will be maroon and blue chants throughout the streets as we celebrate this great rivalry.
... See MoreSee Less
Queenslander
Queensland!!!!
Onya Tracy & Phil. So awesome! But Phil's shirt forever!
Phil Digg nice pic pity bout the jersey
Jon Connell
Wednesday 28 May is LGBTQ Domestic Violence Awareness Day, as part of Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) Prevention Month.
Jelena, an Advanced Social Worker at RBWH, hopes to help shine a light on domestic and family violence in LGBTQ communities, so that everyone is #SeenAndBelieved
"Openly showing our support for the LGBTQIA+ community is vital. Many people experience minority stress or lose important relationships after coming out — and with higher rates of domestic and family violence in the community, this can be even more impactful on their health. Visibility is one meaningful way we can show we care and ensure everyone feels safe, seen, and supported."
Together we can send a clear message, giving hope and courage to victims and survivors.
... See MoreSee Less
People. In general. This applies to everyone who has ever experienced DV.
"When I moved here from England when I was around 10, I had to put my shoes away because no one wore them."
"I moved from Ballina to the big smoke which was a bit of a shock. I was always very busy, very fit. I played soccer and took up surfing."
"Slow down, and if you have them, enjoy the joy of having kids. I have two kids, six grandkids and two great grandkids, and they are a delight, as well as my dog Sooki."
#MondayMantra 9AS Ward RBWH pt Graham
... See MoreSee Less
Sage advice Graham. May they always bring you peace.
Best of luck Graham.hope you get home to sooki soon.thanks for sharing your story
The frozen vs. fresh debate is OVER!
Dr Helen, Associate Professor and Advanced Clinician Researcher at RBWH, drops some serious knowledge that will make you rethink your produce aisle choices. This one might shock you….particularly when it comes to nutrition
Tell us if you're team frozen or team fresh
in the comments below!
... See MoreSee Less

