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25.01.2022 An interesting behind the scenes look at how much work goes into creating a pop-up COVID-19 clinic from the team at SLHD. A reminder that if you have symptoms, get tested - its free, with friendly testing locations throughout Sydney: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious//Pages/clinics.asp

07.01.2022 The Ophthalmology team at Royal North Shore Hospital has taken out the Patient Experience Award at this year’s Quality and Improvement Awards for its Eyes Open project. See how the team has gone above and beyond to improve the patient experience in this short video.

04.01.2022 RPA and the University of Sydney have joined forces in a world-first study treating highly contagious COVID-19 patients with cardiac issues without moving them ...out of intensive care to an operating theatre. A 3D ultrasound probe is threaded through the vessels to the heart and can pump up to four litres of blood a minute - with no need for x-rays or open surgery. See more

04.01.2022 Have you worked with consumers in research, or are you a consumer who's participated in research? We're partnering with Health Consumers NSW to map out consumer and community involvement to inform our future activity and we want to hear from you! Please complete our short survey by Friday 11 September to make your voice heard. We're interested to hear about the variety of experiences you may have had both as a consumer involved in health research and as a researcher not only your successes, but also any challenges you may have encountered. We’re also keen to hear from researchers who would like to engage with consumers and community but have, to date, felt discouraged from doing so. https://bit.ly/3b0qXh3

03.01.2022 Researchers at Sydney Local Health District have been tackling the adverse health effects of sleep apnoea on people with severe mental illness by trialling a novel way of overcoming barriers to their treatment in a SHP-funded project.