Minchinbury Community Hospital in Rooty Hill, New South Wales, Australia | Hospital

Minchinbury Community Hospital

Locality: Rooty Hill, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9625 2222

Address: 120 Rupertswood Road 2766 Rooty Hill, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.mhsminchinbury.com.au

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25.01.2022 This week in the Day Only Gym the exercise physiologists and physiotherapists celebrated exercise right week. The theme for this week is Movement is Medicine. The day only patients answered questions including -what motivates you to move -what stops you from moving -what do you find is the best part about exercise rehabilitation With some very interesting answers and comments!!!... For more information go to exerciseright.com.au See more

25.01.2022 Thanks to all the Assistants in Nursing who provide our patients at Minchinbury with excellent nursing care.We couldnt do it without you

23.01.2022 Exercise helps people with diabetes: Maintain a healthy body weight Reduce blood pressure & cholesterol levels Control blood sugar levels Prevent complications... Improve quality of life & relieve stress See more

23.01.2022 Not many words to go with this, it is all self explanatory!!!

22.01.2022 Mental Health Month might be coming to an end but keep up the mental fitness challenge! Like physical fitness, practice makes us stronger! #wmhd2020 #mentalhealth #mentalfitness

22.01.2022 Avoid the 3 Cs. There are certain places where COVID-19 spreads more easily: 1 Crowded places 2 Close-contact settings 3 Confined and enclosed spaces

22.01.2022 The health benefits of a physically active lifestyle during adolescence include: improved cardiorespiratory muscular fitness bone and cardiometabolic health positive effects on weight

21.01.2022 Q: Are antibiotics effective in preventing and treating the new coronavirus? A: No, antibiotics do not work against viruses, only bacteria. The 2019-nC0V is a virus and, therefore, antibiotics should not be used as a means of prevention or treatment.

21.01.2022 Happy International Nurses and Midwives Day to all the amazing nursing staff here at Minchinbury. A lovely day was had by all staff -a pizza lunch, staff wore their crowns for the day and were given a bag of goodies and a badge to show their pride in being part of the nursing profession. Many of the nurses answered questions about why they became a nurse, what they are passionate about , changes they have seen throughout their careers and highlights of their career.

20.01.2022 #VaccinesWork Two key reasons to get vaccinated are to protect ourselves and to protect those around us. Not everyone can be vaccinated including infants who are too young to be vaccinated, older people who are at risk of serious diseases and those who are seriously ill. They depend on others getting vaccinated to ensure they are also protected through vaccines. For information about vaccines, be sure to consult trusted and credible sources, like your local GP.

20.01.2022 Today is World Stroke Day. This is how you can prevent stroke: Quit smoking Limit alcohol consumption... Control high blood pressure and high cholesterol Manage diabetes Watch your waist and weight Eat healthy Exercise regularly 30 minutes a day See more

20.01.2022 All the best to the amazing allied health team on world physiotherapist day.

19.01.2022 In the current climate of Covid 19 it is important to look after both ourselves and our colleagues. Check on you co -workers and ask R U OK?

18.01.2022 We were honoured to celebrate Sergeant Albert "Bert" Le-Merton's 102nd Birthday today at Minchinbury Hospital. A living legend! At 101 years of age Bert walked a total of 107km walk around his block to raise money for the Veteran Support Charity - Soldier On. Currently at $100,000 can he reach $102,000 for his 102nd Birthday? If you can, please donate to support Bert's amazing achievement and contribution to the community http://fundraise.soldieron.org.au/marchonwithbert HAPPY 102nd BIRTHDAY BERT

18.01.2022 Nurses and midwives save lives, working close to the community. We thank ALL nurses and midwives for improving peoples health!

18.01.2022 With the current COVID - 19 situation Minchinbury has put precautionary measures in place to assist in protecting our patients and staff. Please read the following instructions.

17.01.2022 Here are some ways to reduce your cancer risk

17.01.2022 Thank you to all the staff at Minchinbury Community for the amazing work you have all put in during the evolving Covid -19 situation . Also, a huge Thank You to all the patients, outpatients and visitors who have been patient with us as we take their temperature and ask the questions when they enter the hospital. We look forward to working with you all in the following weeks

16.01.2022 This World Hand Hygiene Day were reminded that its more important than ever to practice good hand hygiene. Clean your hands and wrists, including webbing between fingers and thumbs, with soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitiser for at least 20 seconds, regularly throughout the day. https://www.nsw.gov.au/c/how-to-protect-yourself-and-others

15.01.2022 This is how you can prevent stroke: Quit smoking Limit alcohol consumption Control high blood pressure and high cholesterol... Manage diabetes Watch your waist and weight Eat healthy Exercise regularly 30 minutes a day See more

14.01.2022 AND THE WINNER IS Operating Theatres for the Hand Hygiene competition celebrating World Hand Hygiene Day earlier this month. The staff of theatres are shown here with their gift. Enjoy the chocolates!

14.01.2022 We start training new staff from an early age hahaha. A new baby for one of our allied health team being oriented by Victor, a member of our allied health team.

14.01.2022 Overuse and misuse of medicines are the leading causes of antimicrobial resistance. Without effective antibiotics and other antimicrobials, we will lose our ability to treat common infections like pneumonia. Let's unite to preserve antimicrobials!

12.01.2022 How to handrub? Use alcohol-based handrub for 20-30 seconds

12.01.2022 E-cigarettes increase the risk of heart disease and lung disorders. For , they pose significant risks as they can damage the growing fetus. They also expose non-smokers to nicotine and other harmful chemicals.

11.01.2022 Happy Mothers Day to all the Mums, Grandmothers, Aunties and women who have helped to raise the children of the world. Have a great day

08.01.2022 The needs 9 million more nurses & midwives if it is to achieve health for all. January 1 marks the beginning of the Year of the Nurse & the Midwife & global effort to highlight an acute shortage of these crucial health workers. We are delighted that Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cambridge, The Royal Family, has recognized the value and importance of this work, sending a letter of appreciation to all midwives: http://bit.ly/34Yp9R1... Kensington Palace

08.01.2022 Q: Does the new coronavirus (2019-nC0V) affect older people, or are younger people also susceptible? A: People of all ages can be infected by the virus. Older people & those with pre-existing medical conditions appear to be more vulnerable to becoming severely ill with the virus

08.01.2022 There are several ways to reduce your risk of COVID-19

07.01.2022 You can prevent high blood pressure by: Reducing salt to less than 5g daily Eating fruits and vegetables Avoiding saturated and trans fats... Avoiding tobacco Reducing harmful use of alcohol Being physically active every day See more

07.01.2022 The Granite Stone We stand before the Granite Stone, And remember those who did not come home, As the sun cracks open the dark grey sky, We stand in silence and wonder why.... The muzzle on the boot and the slouch hat bowed, The soldier stands in silence proud, Of all of those who went before, To fight for our freedom in conflict And war. From Paschendale, Ypres, and the shores of Gallipoli, To Tobruk, Kokoda, and the beaches of Normandy, They fought for our freedom, Our liberty and life, In sand and mud, through hardship and strife. As the sun rises up and kisses the sky, The gathering weep and openly cry, As the last post sounds in the clear morning light, Showing the names of those who for their country did fight. As the sun lights up the Granite Stone, The names emblazoned, never alone, As reveille sounds in the cold and wet, We remember them LEST WE FORGET

06.01.2022 This Valentines Day - single? Enjoy yourself Get in touch with friends Do something thats good for your health

06.01.2022 A beautiful fruit basket delivered to the allied health team in appreciation of their care they provided to the patient. Well done to all involved

06.01.2022 Today is World Diabetes Day. Diabetes is a chronic disease that occurs either when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or when the body cannot effectively use the insulin it produces. COVID-19 causes fear and suffering for people with diabetes: 1. They have increased risk of severe disease and death when infected with COVID-19... 2. Delay in diagnosis may result in more advanced disease and complications 3. Delayed, incomplete, interrupted treatment See more

06.01.2022 I just wanted to let you know I heard a big complement to the staff at your hospital ... a special mention to the allied health team but especially Georgia the... physio ... the way she talked to her when she was feeling down and talked her through ... and the OT Jess who she believed both were amazing ... she had also said that She could not fault the hospital from the top management to the lovely cleaners . She was there for 3 1/2 months ... Im an AHA working with another community centre and was in contact with her today - and as my first introduction I heard her story and wanted to let you all know your hospital was complimented with highest regard . She said everyone was friendly and dedicated could not have chosen a better place ! . Just thought I would share Alicia Marie . Please share with your team . Well done to fellow health workers ! See more

05.01.2022 Remember: only take antibiotics a health professional has prescribed TO YOU. We can stop the spread of antimicrobial resistance.

04.01.2022 Easy to understand information about what you must do under new coronavirus rules from 24 July 2020. Visit this link for the updated easy read guide: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au//easy-read-pho-directions.pdf

04.01.2022 Vaccines protect us against harmful diseases like polio and measles, by: Using our bodys natural defenses to protect against infections Training our immune system to create antibodies This prevents us from getting sick.

03.01.2022 Feedback from recent grateful patients. Well done to the amazing team of staff we have. I was impressed with the professionalism and friendliness of all I came into contact within the hospital The staff are professional, empathetic and knowledgeable... I felt genuinely cared for by all staff. There seems to be cohesion among all teams/ staff and everyone is committed to their role. Thank you cleaners, caterers, admin, physios and nurses It was great and I was well looked after. Thank you State of the art facility. Amazing staff, Drs and Nurses. I cannot fault the friendliness, care and professionalism of all staff doctors, reception, nurses, and anaesthetist. A lovely hospital, very clean, organised and calming. Thank you all. My thanks to all the staff members in each of the departments for making my day surgery stay such a pleasant experience through their friendliness, courtesy and efficiency. I cannot thank the kindness and compassion that was shown to me by staff. Especially the kindness of the kitchen staff it has made me feel less isolated because they cared and inquired about m/e and my familys well-being. All the staff are a credit to the hospital

02.01.2022 Reduce your risk of coronavirus infection

02.01.2022 Stay safe and healthy during COVID-19

02.01.2022 Q: Why should children get vaccinated? A: Immunization helps children grow into healthy adults, and protects against disease. If we stop vaccinating, outbreaks occur.... Vaccines work!

02.01.2022 Today is World Cancer Day! Here are some ways to reduce your cancer risk