Intranasal Insulin: A World-First Breakthrough in Treating Delirium
Delirium affects more than 130,000 Australians nationwide each year. Despite being described over 2,500 years ago, there are still no approved treatments for delirium on
Delirium affects more than 130,000 Australians nationwide each year. Despite being described over 2,500 years ago, there are still no approved treatments for delirium on
Pressure injuries are one of the most challenging complications faced by patients with spinal cord injury. They can add months to a hospital stay, lead
We’re proud to be supporting groundbreaking work to help young cancer survivors thrive after treatment! Last week, Youth Cancer survivor and advocate Adry Awan joined
At the Prince of Wales Hospital Foundation, we’re proud to support groundbreaking new research helping young Australians thrive after cancer. With our $242,000 grant, researchers
In a significant stride towards enhancing patient care and streamlining operations, we have recently enhanced the Prince of Wales Hospital with cutting-edge Automatic Dispensing Cabinets
As we celebrate Dietitians Week, it’s time we shine a spotlight on the remarkable work of these often-overlooked professionals within the realm of healthcare. Before
POWHF: What’s your name and what do you do at the Prince of Wales Hospital? Dr. Annmarie Bosco: My name’s Annmarie Bosco and I am
In a world where words weave connections and communication bridges gaps, the significance of speech cannot be overstated. Yet, for individuals facing speech and language
The Foundation team recently caught up with Prince of Wales Hospital Infectious Disease Specialist Dr Kristen Overton and spoke to her about her research into antimicrobial resistance (AMR) which threatens the effective prevention and treatment of an ever-increasing range of infections.
The pandemic truly catapulted the importance of research and innovation in the healthcare sector into the spotlight. At Prince of Wales Hospital, research has always