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24.01.2022 Today is the first day of National Psychology Week an initiative that aims to increase awareness of how psychology can help Australians lead healthier, happier and more meaningful lives. Professor Jane Andrews, Head of Inflammatory Bowel Diseases Service at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, is pioneering work providing critical mental health support for chronic sufferers of Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Through the generous support of our donors, the RAH Research Fund is funding ...a psychologist to provide support to inpatients at their most sick and vulnerable and ensure continuity of care once they are well enough for discharge. To find out more about Professor Andrews research go to: https://www.rahresearchfund.com.au//clinical-professor-ja/

23.01.2022 The RAH Research Fund Newsagency is 30 years young today! To celebrate and thank our staff and customers, we are holding a COVID safe ‘instore party’ today. If you are at the RAH, pop in, maintain physical distance and say hello to our team and meet some faces from the past. We are very proud to have served the hospital community, patients and visitors for 30 years and raise more than $2 million for medical research at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.... Thanks we couldn’t have done it without you! The Newsagency is located on level 3 of the Royal Adelaide Hospital, next to the public dining area. We are open on weekdays from 7.30am to 5.30pm and Saturday 9am to 4pm. #RAHResearchFund #MedicalResearch

21.01.2022 Tomorrow marks the beginning of Cervical Cancer week in Australia. *Cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers in women if detected early through screening. If you are between 25 and 74 years and are unsure when you last had a cervical screening test talk to your GP today.... #RAHResearchFund #MedicalResearch *Source https://accf.org.au/cervical-cancer-changes/

18.01.2022 Wherever you are at 11am today, let’s pause for a minute’s silence in memory of those who have died or suffered in all wars and armed conflicts. #RAHResearchFund #MedicalResearch #WeRememberThem

17.01.2022 Today is ‘World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims’ Most of us know someone who has had their life affected by road trauma. The RAH Research Fund is proud to support the Prevent Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth (P.A.R.T.Y.) Program in South Australia. ... This intensive educational program takes school students on a journey through the Emergency Department and Intensive Care Unit at the RAH. Over a full day, students follow the story of a young car crash victim and a teenager who has just killed his best mate. Every young person walks out with a different perspective on the impact of risk-taking behaviour and a real understanding that the choices they make can save lives. Do you know a young person that could benefit from the program? To find out more and register an interest in future sessions, go to > www.rahresearchfund.com.au/get-involved/party-program/ #RAHResearchFund #MedicalResearch #PARTYprogram

16.01.2022 Today is World Kindness Day a day about acceptance, diversity and love. Let’s all brighten someone’s day and show them an act of kindness. A small act of kindness can really make a difference and it doesn’t cost a thing! #RAHResearchFund #MedicalResearch #kindness

15.01.2022 CRAB Bluey's South Australia is a passionate group who have been raising money for cancer research at the Royal Adelaide Hospital since 2005. They do this in their own unique way, by literally ‘hitting the road’ on their bikes! On Saturday 28 November, they are holding their 9th annual ‘Roll the Dice’ fundraiser at the Gungellan Hotel in Freeling. Join the CRAB Bluey’s team and their supporters at the Gungellan Hotel from 4:30pm for food, drinks, stalls and live music after ...the ride. All proceeds from the day will support the RAH Research Fund. #RAHResearchFund #MedicalResearch #CRABblueyssa

14.01.2022 Today is World Diabetes Day. *Did you know that 280 Australians develop diabetes every day that’s one person every five minutes! Diabetes not only affects a person’s physical health, but can also impact their mental health and wellbeing. Around 1.7 million Australians are living with diabetes and their lives could be changed with groundbreaking research being undertaken by Dr Tongzhi Wu, Senior Clinical Research Fellow at the Royal Adelaide Hospital.... The RAH Research Fund is proud to support research to better manage and support patients with diabetes. To learn more about Dr Wu’s research, go to > https://www.rahresearchfund.com.au/supp/diabetes-treatment/ #RAHResearchFund #MedicalResearch #LivingWithDiabetes *Source https://www.diabetesaustralia.com.au/diabetes-in-australia

11.01.2022 From crisp starched white aprons, caps and modest ‘walking out’ uniforms, to the practical blue ‘scrubs’ of today how our nurses uniforms have changed over the years! Take a look at 150 years of nurse uniforms in the latest edition of RAH Researcher > https://rahrf.link/Researcher-Spring-20 #RAHResearchFund #MedicalResearch