More families benefit from public fertility care
When Melbourne parents Jess and Simon needed fertility treatment, private IVF felt both emotionally and financially out of reach. Instead, they turned to Public Fertility Care, which helped them conceive their second child.
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Early pregnancy loss: Recognition of loss, at any gestation, mattersThe Women’s welcomes Australia’s first national guidelines on early pregnancy loss. This is a key step in seeing miscarriage as a profound personal loss, not just a medical issue.
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Shelly Park appointed Board Chair of the Women’sExperienced Chief Executive and Board Chair, Ms Shelly Park, has been appointed as the new Chair of the Royal Women’s Hospital Board.
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2025 Nursing and Midwifery Awards highlight exceptional care“Nurses and midwives are the glue that holds the healthcare sector together,” said Chief Midwifery and Nursing Officer Laura Bignell, at the 2025 Nursing and Midwifery Awards.
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Victoria’s Public Fertility Care celebrates 150 babies milestoneBaby Xena is one of 155 babies born with the help of Public Fertility Care, Victoria’s free IVF service proudly led by the Women’s.
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Independent evaluation finds Cornelia program is workingAn independent evaluation has shown: the Cornelia program works. The comprehensive review was conducted by RMIT University and La Trobe University.
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Preventing RSV this winterWhen Teal learned she was pregnant with her first child, she wanted to do all she could to give her baby a strong start in life. That included getting vaccinated against Respiratory Syncytial Virus, or RSV.
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