News You are here:HomeNewsroomNews A tiny implant could hold the key to improving treatment of pancreatic cancer 24 Aug 2021 The tumour-targeting implant is being explored by an Australian research team in a world-first project St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne opens new Drive-Through Vaccination Centre in Campbellfield 22 Aug 2021 St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne has partnered with the Department of Health and Hume City Council to open a new drive-through COVID-19 Vaccination Cen ... Congratulations Le Truong – 2021 recipient of the Bonnie Boezeman AO Leadership in Nursing Scholarship 16 Aug 2021 A nationally sought-after scholarship in healthcare leadership has been awarded to a St Vincent’s nurse Dr Wilson Castillo-Tandazo awarded the 2021 TJ Martin Medal 6 Aug 2021 A PhD study investigating a targeted protein treatment to improve the survival rate of bone cancer patients earns accolade at ACMD Research Week AI could be the key to transforming breast cancer screening 2 Aug 2021 A team of Australian researchers is investigating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to analyse mammograms for better breast screening outcomes COVID-19 exposure at Fitzroy campus 20 Jul 2021 On Friday 16 July, a positive case of COVID-19 attended St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne’s Fitzroy campus. New AI tech for early detection of prostate cancer 9 Jul 2021 Researchers have developed a diagnostic tool that can spot prostate cancer before patients have any symptoms, using artificial intelligence to analyse ... Changing the conversation on bowel health to save lives 30 Jun 2021 One month out from her 29th birthday, Jody Horne was diagnosed with stage-two bowel cancer. Cardiovascular admissions decline – especially for patients with diabetes 21 Jun 2021 More aggressive treatment may be resulting in better outcomes New program to boost the diversity of participants in clinical trials 20 May 2021 A joint study between St Vincent’s and the University of Melbourne aims to break down deep-seated barriers for improved research results. Congratulations to the Ann Cook Clinical Nursing Scholarship recipients 17 May 2021 The Ann Cook Scholarship fund was established in 2018 to provide financial assistance to St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne clinical nurses who had under ... Dr Skye Kinder named in Forbes’ Magazine’s 30 under 30 6 May 2021 Dr Skye Kinder, Psychiatry Registrar at St Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, has broken many barriers to be named in this year’s Forbes’ Magazine’s 30 Und ... A Novel Treatment for a Serious Rare Inherited Blood Disorder 5 May 2021 There was no effective treatment WHIM syndrome, a rare congenital immune deficiency, but Dr Frank Firkin, a Haematologist at St Vincent’s, is leading ... Wrapped in Kindness: Students unite to help Melbourne’s needy 28 Apr 2021 A group of Caulfield Grammar students volunteered their time on the school holidays to support people experiencing chronic disadvantage. Hope grows for epilepsy patients as clinical trial enters next phase 1 Apr 2021 An Australian-led research project is another step closer to becoming a widely accepted treatment for people with severe refractory epilepsy Breaking down barriers 24 Mar 2021 An internship at ACMD allowed a Melbourne nurse studying biomedical engineering the chance to explore how bridging skills can enable greater success i ... Virtual reality brings patients closer to home during COVID-19 10 Mar 2021 Virtual reality brings patients closer to home during COVID-19 New Kew aged residential facility Berengarra ready to be called home 1 Feb 2021 St Vincent’s new state-of-the-art Aged residential facility, Berengarra, in Kew is ready to open doors to residents. From asylum seeker to Aussie doctor 12 Jan 2021 A young Rwandan doctor who moved to Australia to further his medical studies was later forced to abandon his homeland but has found refuge here, and a ... Improving breathlessness for people with severe lung disease forms new study focus 18 Dec 2020 Associate Professor Natasha Smallwood awarded inaugural VALE Post-Doctoral Fellowship to investigate ways of making breathing easier for a vulnerable ... New plan to expand delivery of care to cancer patients 1 Dec 2020 New plan to expaA bold strategy developed by SVHM’s Cancer Services team will extend care for patients beyond the hospital walls and offer improved ac ... St Vincent’s Health Australia network outage 1 Nov 2020 A network outage is currently affecting IT and telephone systems within St Vincent’s Health Australia. This includes St Vincent’s Melbourne Public and ... Centre for Palliative Care awards inaugural PhD studentship 26 Oct 2020 Melbourne nurse receives backing to investigate better bereavement support for families of patients in Intensive Care Units. New telehealth approach to treat high risk foot problems 21 Oct 2020 St Vincent’s High Risk Foot Service has taken a giant step forward in providing improved access to regional patients St Vincent’s prison hepatitis team earns state accolade 13 Oct 2020 A nurse-led program receives high praise at Hepatitis Victoria’s annual awards for its valued contribution towards reducing hepatitis among people in ... Australian-led clinical drug trial investigates way to safeguard healthcare workers against COVID-19 13 Oct 2020 A drug commonly used in the treatment of lupus and rheumatoid arthritis may be the answer to protect frontline healthcare workers from contracting the ... Managing the wellbeing of healthcare workers during COVID-19 1 Oct 2020 St Vincent’s is on the front foot with an action plan designed to protect the health and wellbeing of staff in the grip of the global pandemic Safe Haven Cafe provides virtual mental health support during lockdown 1 Sep 2020 The Safe Haven Cafe at St Vincent’s has come up with a clever way to stay connected with clients during Stage 4 restrictions St Vincent’s Hospital on the Park leads new charge in Victoria’s collective fight against COVID-19 26 Aug 2020 St Vincent’s has welcomed patients at its newest hospital to help manage the escalating demand on Victoria’s healthcare system caused by the COVID-19 ... Consensus survey identifies critical gaps in emergency healthcare across the Pacific Islands 18 Aug 2020 A Melbourne-led study has forged a plan for better emergency-care standards in the Pacific region to help emergency department teams operate more effe ...