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Macquarie University Hospital is a 183-bed state-of-the-art hospital offering a comprehensive range of services and specialist areas, with links to the Macquarie University Clinic and the Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences. This integrated network means that patients benefit from the collaboration of specialists and researchers who bring their collective knowledge and skills to their work. Patients also benefit from the convenience of travelling to one location for all their treatment.

The team at Macquarie University Health’s ELUCiD program have recently concluded their second Pulmonary Nodule Mastercla...
08/12/2025

The team at Macquarie University Health’s ELUCiD program have recently concluded their second Pulmonary Nodule Masterclass with another sell-out triumph. Building on the success of the first workshop held earlier this year, the event was held over two days and included presentations on the latest advances in lung cancer detection, investigations, and nodule management, along with hands-on experience with the latest diagnostic techniques.

Led by Professor Tajalli Saghaie, the masterclass brought together an exceptional faculty of local experts - Professor Jonathan Williamson, Professor Alvin Ing, Professor Martin Phillips, Dr Julia Fattore, Dr Nathan Mortimer, Dr John Lee and Abby Fyfe - as well as interstate contributor Dr Nicholas Wilsmore and international specialists Professor Kyle Hogarth, Professor Catherine Oberg and Dr Joyce Ng. Thank you to our attendees who heralded from across Australia and New Zealand and our industry sponsors who helped bring the event to life. Find out more about the program at https://bit.ly/4poFMzx

Patients with early Alzheimer’s disease will be able to access two newly approved drug treatments as part of an expanded...
01/12/2025

Patients with early Alzheimer’s disease will be able to access two newly approved drug treatments as part of an expanded specialist dementia service at Macquarie University Health. Read more at https://bit.ly/3KAbWsz

Breakthrough Alzheimer’s treatments offered by Macquarie’s specialist dementia service Researcher Professor James Burrell Date 27 November 2025 Faculty Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences Topic Media Releases Share Patients with early Alzheimer’s disease will be able to access two n...

This week is Perioperative Nurses Week! Every year, we celebrate the incredible work that nurses do in the perioperative...
15/11/2025

This week is Perioperative Nurses Week! Every year, we celebrate the incredible work that nurses do in the perioperative community. This year’s theme S.T.A.R.S. shines a spotlight on a different role within the perioperative team: Scrub/Scout, Technicians, Anaesthetics, Recovery/DSU, and support staff. This is a great opportunity to acknowledge the remarkable contributions of every member of our perioperative teams. Your dedication, flexibility, agility, teamwork, and collaboration are at the heart of the outstanding patient outcomes we achieve and the wonderful feedback we receive. Thank you for everything you do.

Exciting news from Macquarie Medical Imaging (MMI)! We’ve just installed our third MRI scanner to meet growing patient d...
13/11/2025

Exciting news from Macquarie Medical Imaging (MMI)! We’ve just installed our third MRI scanner to meet growing patient demand.
Our new 1.5T MRI is specially designed to produce clearer images for patients with implants, like pacemakers or joint replacements, by reducing distortions that can appear in scans. Even better - it’s Medicare funded under our new MRI practice licence, making advanced imaging more accessible than ever. Find out more https://tinyurl.com/4mvx2nhx

Macquarie University’s cutting-edge research into motor neurone disease (MND) will be supported by more than $3.5 millio...
10/11/2025

Macquarie University’s cutting-edge research into motor neurone disease (MND) will be supported by more than $3.5 million in grants, announced by leading fundraising and advocacy organisation FightMND. Read more at https://lighthouse.mq.edu.au/media-releases/2025/oct-2025/$3.5-million-in-grants-to-accelerate-the-fight-against-mnd

$3.5 million in grants to accelerate the fight against MND Date 29 October 2025 Faculty Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences Topic Media Releases Share Macquarie University’s cutting-edge research into motor neurone disease (MND) will be supported by more than $3.5 million in grants anno...

Our Breast Cancer Awareness Day was a wonderful success, thanks to the incredible generosity and spirit of our Macquarie...
29/10/2025

Our Breast Cancer Awareness Day was a wonderful success, thanks to the incredible generosity and spirit of our Macquarie University Health community. From delicious baked goods and beautiful flowers to prizes, donations, and helping hands, we’re so grateful to everyone - our staff, patients, volunteers, and teams across Macquarie University Health, who made the day so special.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I’m Ruth Cho, McGrath Foundation Breast Cancer Care Nurse, based at Macquarie ...
21/10/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. I’m Ruth Cho, McGrath Foundation Breast Cancer Care Nurse, based at Macquarie University Hospital. Every day, I have the privilege of supporting patients and their families as they navigate breast cancer - from diagnosis to treatment. My role is to provide emotional and practical support, help coordinate care across our multidisciplinary team, and ensure every patient has access to the right resources at every stage of their journey. Our comprehensive breast cancer services include advanced imaging, surgical treatment, oncology, and a wide range of support services – all under one roof. Together, we’re committed to delivering patient-centred care that combines compassion with clinical excellence. Let’s continue to raise awareness and support those affected by breast cancer, because early detection and holistic care make all the difference.

October 14th is Allied Health Professions Day, established in 2018 to celebrate and bring together the allied health pro...
14/10/2025

October 14th is Allied Health Professions Day, established in 2018 to celebrate and bring together the allied health professional community. This year the main theme for Allied Health Professions Day is ‘Stronger Together’ – highlighting the benefits of multidisciplinary team care. At Macquarie University Health we have highly skilled and dedicated allied health professionals, working in diverse roles across clinical and academic settings to contribute to the care and wellbeing of our patients and consumers, and to develop the workforce of the future. Our allied health team includes radiographers, sonographers, nuclear medicine scientists, physiotherapists, lymphoedema therapists, cardiac physiologists, pharmacists, dietitians, speech pathologists, neuro and clinical psychologists, medical physicists, and many more. Thank you to our allied health professionals - the heart of collaborative, patient-centred care at Macquarie University Health.

October is Health Literacy Month. Did you know understanding health information can make a real difference to your wellb...
10/10/2025

October is Health Literacy Month. Did you know understanding health information can make a real difference to your wellbeing? Watch this informative video to find out more about why health literacy matters. Presented by Edwina Holmes, Nurse Educator. Visit https://tinyurl.com/yv64ys9w

An innovative approach to tackling Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias is moving closer to reality, with Macquarie U...
24/09/2025

An innovative approach to tackling Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias is moving closer to reality, with Macquarie University spinout SynaptraBIO securing $2.3 million in development funding from the Australian government’s Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF). Read more at https://tinyurl.com/47y53xdk

$2.3m boost for Macquarie University spinout developing patient-friendly dementia treatments Date 22 September 2025 Faculty Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences Topic Media Releases Share An innovative approach to tackling Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias is moving closer to reali...

Despite positive signs in reducing overuse of psychotropic medication in aged care, some areas still need urgent attenti...
15/09/2025

Despite positive signs in reducing overuse of psychotropic medication in aged care, some areas still need urgent attention according to Macquarie University’s Associate Professor Magda Raban. Read more at https://tinyurl.com/ycfzr7rx

Use of psychotics twice as high in aged care residents with dementia Researcher Associate Professor Magda Raban et al Publication View journal article Writer Carmel Sparke Date 15 September 2025 Faculty Faculty of Medicine, Health and Human Sciences Topic Our StoriesHealth and Medicine Share Despite...

Today on R U OK? Day, we’re reminded of the power of a simple check-in.Asking “Are you OK?” can make a real difference -...
11/09/2025

Today on R U OK? Day, we’re reminded of the power of a simple check-in.
Asking “Are you OK?” can make a real difference - not just today, but every day. At Macquarie University Hospital, we’re proud to stand alongside MindSpot, a free, confidential service providing mental health support. Take a moment to reach out to a colleague, family member or a friend. If you or someone you know needs support visit https://bit.ly/3HWcSq6

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