A new buggy is helping outpatients and visitors get around the new Tweed Valley Hospital.

The six-seater buggy has been made possible thanks to a generous donation from the Lions Club of Kingscliff and the Australian Lions Foundation.

It has been a long time coming, but the MPS sites now have their own bus to transport aged care residents on local outings. Exciting times! 

To describe Renay James’ midwifery career as a ‘labour of love’ is far more than a play on words.

Carers involved in a pilot study have endorsed an online tool for assessing delirium which gives them a key role in the management of loved ones affected by the confused mental state.

The Regional Training Hub recently hosted a Junior Medical Officer (JMO) welcome dinner in Lismore to promote learning and strengthen interprofessional relationships for medical officers at various stages of their medical careers.

Each month, the Northern NSW HIV and Related Programs (HARP) team is conducting hepatitis C testing blitzes at a different location across the region, as part of the strategy to eliminate hepatitis C by 2028.  

For over half a century, Heather Hancock’s passion for helping others has seen her dedicate her working life to care for the people of the Tweed and Murwillumbah communities.

Medical Education and Training in the Clarence Valley got a boost on 21 March when the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) visited Grafton to facilitate a full day of workshops for GP Registrars.

May was a month of milestones for staff and the broader community in Tweed, celebrating the move and official opening of the new Tweed Valley Hospital.