Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation in Randwick, New South Wales, Australia | Hospital

Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation

Locality: Randwick, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9382 2222

Address: Prince of Wales Hospital, High Street East Level 3 2031 Randwick, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.powhf.org.au

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25.01.2022 Although our infection numbers are increasingly low (Yay!) we still need to remain extra diligent about being tested if any #COVID-19 symptoms arise. If you have questions and would like some clarification, reach out to the COVID-19 hotline listed here. #staysafe

25.01.2022 Last week, the Foundation was pleased to support and acknowledge the incredible work that the nurses undertake at Prince of Wales Hospital (South Eastern Sydney Local Health District). As part of International Nurses Week, prizes were awarded and celebrations were held. A big congratulations also to Amanda who has won the Nurse of the Year Award. Amanda manages the Spinal Cord Injury Unit which looks after patients from all over NSW. We would also like to express our gratitude to our sponsors Woolworths Metro, Barzura Restaurant Bar Cafe, and The Livingroom Yoga School Coogee for their generous support for the Hospital.

24.01.2022 If you would like to thank the Prince of Wales Hospital staff for the outstanding care you received, visit powhf.org.au. #powhf

24.01.2022 Surprise dose of our incredible Delta Dogs, bringing smiles to our patients one paw at a time. #powhf #deltadogs #therapydog #pawsome #woofwoof #smile

23.01.2022 Drum roll please Announcing our top fundraising team from our POWer Up! Challenge CAAA!! Raising almost $13,000, CAAA Cares office team were absolutely dedicated to support the healthcare heroes at our Hospital by cycling their individual 30km. The funds that CAAA have raised will go towards supporting the development of virtual care at our Hospital. ... THANK YOU CAAA, what a team you are!

22.01.2022 One of our favourite days in the year is going virtual and we couldn’t be more excited that although a little different, our incredible Heartbreakers team are able to run the 2020 City2Surf on 18 October! Be a part of our crew by first signing up to the event, then fundraising through : https://city2surf2020.everydayhero.com/au/heartbreakers-1

22.01.2022 What a contrast to gathering in 2020! The popularity and beauty of our local Coogee Beach hasn't changed, even after all this time! #throwback

22.01.2022 Sometimes our patients drop into the Hospital for a 20 minute consultation, then others become familiar faces who come back year upon year, to care for an ongoing condition. We are lucky to call these people friends. If you would like to thank the Prince of Wales Hospital for the care that you have been given, either once of, or for several years, visit powhf.org.au or contact [email protected]. #powhf #yourhospital #gratefulpatient

22.01.2022 Help rebuild lives by supporting our Christmas Appeal, dedicated towards our Spinal Injury Unit, one of two in New South Wales. Follow powhf.org.au/spinal to donate today #powhf #yourhospital #supportlocal #generosity

21.01.2022 We have some incredible goodies for sale at our Barker St desk, please make sure to drop by for your next purchase! We see those cookies catching your eye

18.01.2022 Remember to take time to get to know yourself better during this difficult time and don’t forget to spread some positivity, be mindful and show kindness Whether it meant starting a new hobby or planning a little getaway, try to enjoy and appreciate the little things that had happened to you and always remember that there is always help and a shoulder to rely on if ever needed, all you have to do is ASK! When you feel down, what do you do? ... Share with others some of your tips in the comments below See more

18.01.2022 There is a major project happening behind the scenes here and we can’t wait to unveil it all to you soon. Teaming up with Barry Du Bois, master builder and creative, we will be creating a Cancer Survivorship Garden as a sanctuary for cancer survivors, their families and staff to enjoy and relax in. This is possible with thanks to our incredible community of supporters. With your support assistance, you are helping lessen the burden of cancer in our community. Dialogue PR + Communications

17.01.2022 Giveaway! Are you still looking for the perfect art for your home or the perfect Christmas gift? We are incredibly lucky to have been gifted the following artwork by Jean Dominique Martin, a local artist. ... This artwork could be all yours! For a chance to WIN, please just share this post, then tag a friend in the comments below who you think would also like to support the best possible patient care at Prince of Wales Hospital. TAG AND SHARE NOW! Competition closes 12 December 2020. Terms and conditions apply. This competition is not promoted by Instagram or the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation. Competition closes 11:59PM AEST 12.12.20. Good luck!

17.01.2022 Meet Dr Sachin Shetty, Director of our Spinal Injuries Unit, who has been at Prince of Wales Hospital since 2008. He has trained in prestigious centres across India and the UK including Kings College and Northwick Park Hospital, London, finally finishing his spinal and pain fellowships here at Prince of Wales Hospital. Dr Shetty and his team take a holistic approach to care, supporting patients to maximise their quality of life and help them to better function despite their limitations. He has a strong academic interest in training junior medical officers and medical students, and works as a supervisor in rehabilitation medicine and pain management and as a Senior Conjoint Lecturer at UNSW Medical School.

16.01.2022 The Prince of Wales Hospital Diabetes Centre has a new home in our Hospital! The urgency to set up a COVID-19 testing clinic at our Hospital in March meant that the Diabetes Centre had to move to a different location in our Hospital. The central, accessible location of the clinic allows for Safer care and effective coordination for treating teams. Says Dr Mei Lau, specialist of the Endocrinology Department. Our Foundation is proud to support the development of the new Diab...etes Centre, knowing that it will make an incredible difference to our patients and local community. I would like to thank the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation for their support and fundingTheir assistance has been essential to this much needed relocation and I thank them on behalf of all the Diabetes and Endocrinology Department Staff- as well as our patients. Sue Mei said.

16.01.2022 Here, our dedicated staff read notes of support which were sent anonymously to them throughout 2020 from members of our community. Thank you for supporting our Healthcare heroes through what has been one of the toughest years. We could not be more grateful for your support. This video was inspired by the fantastic Royal Hospital for Women.

16.01.2022 Our patients in the Spinal Cord Injury Unit have experienced life-altering injuries. There is no going back. Instead they need to find a way forward beginning with many months of rehabilitation. Please consider donating to our Spinal Injury Unit this festive season to support the purchase of vital equipment and ward modifications aimed at making our patients feel more comfortable whilst they adjust to a new life. Find out more at powhf.org.au/spinal #powhf #generosity

16.01.2022 If your Christmas gift tally is already starting to stack up in your head, make sure to visit our Barker St markets below to secure a few goodies early! Wed: Sunshine Soft Goods | Brasserie Bread Thurs: TJM Design | Lemon Myrtle Fragrances Fri: Cacaoette | A Dawn Design ... High St: Tuesday: Turkish Gozleme Thursday: BBQ Man Friday: Turkish Gozleme

15.01.2022 There is often fear of the unknown with diabetes. We can remove that fear through education, Associate Professor White, Director of the Endocrinology Department at Prince of Wales Hospital. Diabetes is a condition which affects patients’ everyday lives. Thanks to the expertise of staff in the department, patients are empowered to reach their potential and live life to the fullest. ... Due to the steady increase in the number of Australians who develop diabetes, support is needed for our Diabetes Centre now more than ever. Find out how you can help through the link in our bio or by following powhf.org.au/diabetes. #powhf #yourhospital #diabetescare #doctor #nurse #grateful #donatenow

12.01.2022 In 2019, Andrew experienced weakness in his legs as a result of a growing spinal tumor. An operation was inevitable despite the grim post operation prognosis: a full quadriplegic requiring ventilation. ‘A spinal cord injury is one of the cruelest things you can have and my family and I were devastated, but the Prince of Wales Hospital team looked after me and that made all the difference.’ In this season of generosity, please consider supporting our spinal injury patients a...nd staff by funding vital equipment for our spinal injury ward. To donate, please visit https://powhf.org.au/ #powhf #yourhospital #generosity #healthcareheroes

12.01.2022 Our recent Annual Grant Awards were sponsored by Eastern Heart Clinic, @HESTA and Rotary Club of Kings Cross Inc. Their generosity will enable the purchase of new and improved equipment for our Hospital, ensuring faster patient recovery and enabling staff to provide the best care possible. Corporate support is vital in a Hospital as large as ours and we couldn’t be more grateful for their support and #generosity!

11.01.2022 Last Wednesday some of the 400 Mental Health staff from across the Eastern Suburbs services gathered to celebrate International Nurses Day. This exceptional group of clinicians, including psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, mental health nurses, and other staff work so hard to care for the many people in our community who struggle with mental health problems. International Nurses Day is an important day to stop and celebrate, and acknowledge all that they do. Generously supported by Barzura Restaurant Bar Cafe, The Livingroom Yoga School Coogee, Brown Sugar Hair & Beauty, Just Cuts Randwick and Lindt. #powhf #InternationalNursesDay #IND2021

10.01.2022 Year after year, Ross and his family return to our Neurological Sciences ward to thank our staff for the care of his wife Kathy, who was a nurse herself. Each year Ross and his family gifts the ward with a new piece of necessary equipment in memory of Kathy. Each gift makes an impact on patient care on the ward for years to come, so Kathy’s caring nature is living on for years to come. To find out more about how to thank our staff for their care, contact [email protected]

10.01.2022 Applications for our internal Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation Grant Rounds will be closing in two days! To mark this, we are spotlighting the work of Professor Ken Butcher and his team, who are working to dramatically improve the care of stroke patients at our Hospital through a research Grant he was awarded in 2019. POW-SPIRE includes a prospective, observational study which aims to improve the selection of stroke patients suitable for reperfusion therapy, a treatment ...which restores blood flow. The funds have allowed us to incorporate objective CT Perfusion imaging into the standard workflow of all patients presenting with a possible stroke to Prince of Wales Hospital. After rolling out the new package across the District it has proved invaluable in identifying patients from other hospitals who benefit from additional therapy here at Prince of Wales. Congratulations Professor Butcher on your work and the incredible difference you will be making to patient care! To find out more about our 2020 Grant rounds, contact [email protected]

10.01.2022 And that is why we call you our #healthcareheroes

10.01.2022 When you’re a little anxious entering the hospital due to an upcoming procedure or visiting an ill loved one, having these smiling faces greet you means the world. Selfless, kind and passionate are just a few words to describe our Prince of Wales Hospital Volunteers. Thank you for all you do and #HappyNationalVolunteersWeek!

10.01.2022 The support and care that I felt during my recovery from the staff members at Prince of Wales Hospital, far outweighed the pain I felt from my condition. Looking to say thank you for the care you received, and make a lasting impact on the future of healthcare at our Hospital? Visit powhf.org.au to find out how. #powhf #yourhospital #gratefulpatient

09.01.2022 Check out this week’s market stall line up! Barker St: Monday: Marilu's Collection Tuesday: TJMDesigns | Gisele Collection... Wednesday: Marilu's Collection | Larzy Thursday: TJMDesigns | Lemon Myrtle Fragrances Friday: Cacaoette | A Dawn Design High St Tuesday: Turkish Gozleme Thursday: Yummy Time Dumpling Friday: Turkish Gozleme

09.01.2022 Meet Jarrad | Jarrad is a new graduate Occupational Therapist, currently working in Neurology and General Rehab at Prince of Wales Hospital. When chatting with Jarrad, he says he is honoured to work so closely and intimately with people every day. Jarrad works hard with his patients to achieve actions we can often take for granted, such as brushing your teeth or lifting your groceries out of your car. During COVID-19, being able to build a rapport with patients from behind a mask brought a new challenge to Jarrad’s work, although he is taking this in his stride!

09.01.2022 Can you believe it’s the 1st of December tomorrow?! Get a head start on your Christmas shopping by visiting our markets this week! Monday: Marilu's Collection | Giselle Collection Tuesday: Lili Savvas Jewellery | Home Baked by Debra... Wednesday: Marilu's Collection | Larzy Scrunchies Thursday: KazMexico | Bagsale Friday: Candles4U | Dora's Pantry See more

08.01.2022 Braith Anasta, former rugby league legend joined us in POWering Up for our healthcare heroes this September. Braith, his wife Rachael and their family chose to support the Hospital which has cared for many of their loved ones, so that others can receive quality care when they need it. We could not be more grateful to you all! Sunday Standard/ The Telegraph

08.01.2022 Just over ten days until Christmas, now is your time to tick off Santa's list!

07.01.2022 Chloe was only 28 years old when she suffered a spinal injury during a skiing accident. When she woke up from her coma, the doctors delivered earthshattering news that she was a quadriplegic. Chloe started her journey to recovery with intensive rehabilitation at our Hospital learning to regain skills like feeding and dressing herself. You go through so many emotions, but with every bit of strength, you gain a bit more confidence and optimism. This Christmas, please support our Spinal injury patients like Chloe by funding vital medical equipment aimed to make our patients as comfortable as possible on their journey to recovery. Donate at powhf.org.au/spinal

07.01.2022 Thank you to our dedicated screening staff who are working harder than ever, so much so that they were all bought a coffee today by a grateful visitor. Our screening teams protect patients, staff and visitors by helping everyone who comes to our hospital check-in, sanitise and where possible, where a mask. Keep up the amazing work team and stay safe all!

06.01.2022 Meet: Our #Wellbeing Team! This year, we have heard time and time again about the importance of our wellbeing, not only physically, but mentally. Our hospital’s Wellbeing Nursing Leaders are dedicated to ensuring the wellbeing of our staff and patients. They describe wellbeing as embracing a life, choices and opportunities that bring about a fuller and more meaningful existence. ‘Mindfulness Mondays’ are held each Monday from 2:30-3:30pm in the Level 3, Michael Donnellan meeting room. Please be sure to join us next time, all staff are welcome!

06.01.2022 Our Randwick Campus Redevelopment thanked all our staff in a BIG way this week! For your dedication, commitment and courage in supporting our community throughout the 2020 pandemic, we are so grateful. It truly deserves our deepest gratitude and admiration. It is our hope that you can view this sign and feel truly proud of your unwavering efforts to keep us all safe. (Randwick Redevelopment Team) In recognition and acknowledgement Lendlease has displayed a ‘thank you’ sign on the main lift core of the Redevelopment’s construction site.

05.01.2022 A big congratulations to our 2020 Research Medal Recipient, Wayne Vardell! Wayne won a $50,000 grant from the Foundation to trial the impacts of a dedicated Mental Health Companion caring for patients experiencing mental ill-health while in the emergency department. Providing a safe and supportive experience for these patients and their families will improve the environment for staff and patients. Wayne, what a difference this will make!

05.01.2022 Yulia Pustoshkina takes us to another world with her art. We can’t get over her creative, whimsical flare. Visit our Level 2 Dickinson art space to view her work and to make one your own, as well as support patient care at our Hospital.

05.01.2022 Regular and effective hand hygiene is the single-most important thing staff, visitors and patients can do to protect others and themselves from infection. Prince of Wales Hospital demonstrate commitment to this important measure by regularly auditing hand hygiene compliance across the facility. International Infection Prevention and Control Week 2020 was held recently, providing an opportunity to thank staff for their commitment during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic to keep patients safe. As part of the celebrations, the dialysis unit were acknowledged for their ongoing dedication, with an afternoon tea generously donated by our Foundation. A hospital wide quiz was also distributed, with winners receiving prises also donated from our Foundation.

03.01.2022 " As one of the most unusual and difficult years comes to a close, I would like to thank all of the Foundation supporters, donors and of course staff for their efforts in 2020. I believe that 2021 will be both an exciting and challenging year for the Foundation, supporting the Hospital as we get closer to the completion of the new Acute Services Building. I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and look forward to your continued support in 2021." Robert Hohnen, CEO, The Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation. #powhf #yourhospital #healthcareheroes

03.01.2022 A big thank you goes out to Mortgage Choice in Maroubra for supporting our 2020 City2Surf Heartbreakers team! If you need advice on your mortgage, Mortgage Choice Maroubra are the people to visit! Contact them on 9314 1413.

02.01.2022 Spinal injuries are complex, life-altering injuries that require a team of health professionals to support patients through rehabilitation. This includes physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists and others who are united by one goal: to empower our patients to achieve as much independence as possible physically, emotionally and psychologically. #powhf #yourhospital #supportnow

02.01.2022 Did you see that it is World Sight Day? An interesting fact about eye care is that a thorough eye examination can often alert the Ophthalmologist to medical issues that the patient may not be aware of. Eye examination can reveal clues to the body's overall health. Diabetes, high blood pressure, cancers, autoimmune diseases and sexually transmitted diseases and are among the medical issues that can be detected during an eye exam. This can allow for early detection and treat...ment. I believe that something that we do particularly well at the Prince of Wales Hospital Eye Clinic is the holistic care of the patient. Given the close relationship that we have with many specialty departments on this campus there is often opportunity for liaison and shared care of many, often complex, patients. The Hospitals eye clinic deals with a range of sight threatening situations from acute presentations of vision disturbance or injury to chronic conditions which can cause permanent, irreparable vision loss. Thus a thorough eye exam in these various circumstances can address early detection and prevention. Michael, Nurse Unit Manager of the Prince of Wales Hospital Eye Clinic.

02.01.2022 Thinking about ticking off your Christmas presents? Check out our markets this week! Mon: TJM Designs | Home Baked By Debra Tues: Kazmexico | Gisele Collection Wed: Sunshine Soft Goods | Brasserie Bread... Thurs: Cacaoette | Kazmexico Fri: Marilu's Collection | Home Baked by Debra High St: Tuesday: Turkish Gozleme Thursday: Yummy Time Dumplings Friday: Turkish Gozleme

01.01.2022 The Prince of Wales Hospital Spinal Cord Injury Unit is one of only two Units in NSW providing care for people with spinal cord injuries. The stress of the pandemic combined with a surge in DIY project attempts have led to an increase in spinal injury admissions meaning our teams are working even harder to empower our patients to achieve the maximum level of independence and quality of life through our compassionate care. Find out more at powhf.org.au/spinal