Latest news: Canberra Hospital

Canberra Hospital’s Plastic Surgery unit has had its training accreditation revoked, while there will be a mid-cycle review of another unit.

NSW Police have charged a driver after a man died at Canberra Hospital five days after being critically injured in a crash in the Riverina last week.

Canberra Hospital’s obstetrics and gynaecology unit has not met five out of six standards, according to an accreditation review.

A woman has died and a man has been taken to Canberra Hospital in a serious condition after a tow truck crashed in the Snowy Mountains overnight.

The ACT government targets a five-star Green Star rating for the Canberra Hospital Expansion’s new Critical Services Building.

On Saturday 10 June, local charity Good Omen Goodeze invites Canberrans to a “crafting conversation” as part of World Knit in Public Day - the largest knitter run event in the world. Bring your unfinished project (or just yourself, they will supply the materials) to the ground floor of the Belconnen Mall, outside the Reject Shop, between 10am and 3pm.

One Canberra family shares the story of how the Starlight Foundation brought moments of light to their hospital journey.

The façade of Building 12 at Canberra Hospital will be removed to install a new Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) machine.

Today celebrates International Clinical Trials Day. We speak to Professor Paul Craft AM, of ANU and the Canberra Hospital's Cancer Centre.

A new series from SBS aims to reignite the conversation about the sexual violence experienced by millions of Australians

The ACT Government has denied that Canberra Health Services is outsourcing staff for the Fetal Medicine Unit at Canberra Hospital.

Four artists (three of them locally based) will create artworks for the Canberra Hospital Expansion Project’s new Critical Services Building.

Canberra Liberals MLA Leanne Castley, Shadow Minister for Health, will today call on Health Minister Rachel Stephen-Smith to provide more transparency about the loss of training accreditation at the Fetal and Maternal Medicine Unit.

A rooftop topping-out ceremony this morning marked the completion of the tallest point of the Canberra Hospital’s new Critical Services Building: the ninth level helipad, just over 40 metres high.

The number of beds in the Acute Medical Unit (AMU), a high-acuity care service for adults, at Canberra Hospital will double from 12 to 24.

After 50 years of helping patients, visitors, and staff, today marks the final day of operations of Canberra Hospital’s Auxiliary Committee.