World Glaucoma Day: Patient Story Gordon
Suffering from poor vision, Gordon has been relying on glasses for over 65 years making him a regular at the Prince of Wales Hospital Eye
Suffering from poor vision, Gordon has been relying on glasses for over 65 years making him a regular at the Prince of Wales Hospital Eye
In the bustling halls of Prince of Wales Hospital, Dr. Ursula Sansom-Daly strides with a sense of purpose. As a clinical psychologist within the Sydney
Professor John Dwyer shares his work during the start of the HIV/AIDS epidemic during the 1980s for World AIDS Day. “In 1982, the immunology program
We recently spoke with Dr. Shivam Agrawal, a Clinical and Laboratory Haematologist at POWH to learn more about him, his day-to-day and what he enjoys
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
During National Palliative Care Week we had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Rebecca Strutt to learn more about palliative care and the importance of raising
Please be aware the following blog post contains topics discussing mental health, suicide prevention and domestic violence. All our blog posts are for educational purposes
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 integration of art in hospital settings has proven to be a transformative approach in facilitating patient recovery and promoting overall well-being. Displaying various forms
According to Australian statistics, stroke is one of the leading causes of disability and death. It is crucial to understand this medical condition to recognise