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The Rehabilitation Engineering Centre help Christopher to take to the sky
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Staff Profile: Paul Justice
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Paul Justice is part of the Metro North Mental Health Peer workforce, working as a Peer Assistant in DIR Recovery Support.
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Caboolture Hospital
Caboolture Hospital
97-120 McKean Street
CABOOLTURE QLD 4510
entry via Mewett Street
Phone: (07) 5433 8888
Caboolture Satellite Hospital
Caboolture Satellite Hospital
15 Rowe Street
CABOOLTURE QLD 4510
Phone: (07) 5433 7555
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Caboolture Hospital physiotherapist Helen is committed to understanding the effects of menopause for women in the workplace. 👏
Helen’s research is focusing on work engagement and staff retention for the high proportion of workers who may be impacted by menopause transition.
A Collaborative for Allied Health Research, Learning and Innovation (CAHRLI) Pre-RHD funding grant from Metro North Health has assisted Helen in preparing an application for a PhD through the University of the Sunshine Coast.
"I am hoping the research will open the conversation around menopause in the workplace and explore how menopausal symptoms may be impacting staff and patient care, both positively or negatively," Helen said. 🥰
"I would also like it to build a foundation for further research to identify strategies for reducing negative symptoms and improving the long-term health outcomes for women in our community."
[Accessible image description: Physio Helen wearing colourful shirt and smiling with model of pelvis.]
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Great work Helen!
Thanks everyone for your support. This is really encouraging! It’s early days currently on the research journey but am so keen to get this moving to find out how women are managing and what we can do to help ☺️
This is great!! Would love to know the results and recommendations 👍
Yes Helen! Wonderful to see the impact you continue to have !
Keen to be involved Helen Edwards CBH is very fortunate to have your professional and support service , you have provided so much to the women in our community thank you ❤️
Well done Helen! So great to see your passion still doing wonderful things after so many years !
Thank you Helen there is so many of us in this age bracket in the workplace!
Awesome! Look forward to hearing about your research Helen 😊
Congratulations Helen 🙌🏽 This is fabulous news. You helped me many years ago and now you will help so many more 💗
This is awesome. Great work Helen!
Fantastic physiotherapy team!
Go Helen
Great work Helen!
Amazing work Helen 👏🏻
I’m very interested in these results!!
This is fabulous Helen, I think we are all looking forward to hearing the results. There's still such a deficit of meaningful workplace discussion about working through perimenopause and menopause. Good luck!
Yay!! Congrats Helen 💖.
Woman’s health finally getting more recognised- awesome work
Helen is amazing! ❤️
Thank you !!!!
Fabulous!!!!
Thank you Helen 😊
The allied health team at Caboolture Hospital are amazing! So much change to process in recent months….. New clinical services building, additional new services and expanded services across the hospital. They have had to meet the challenge of change in all departments, continuing to support clinical teams and patients. They are versatile, dexterous and effectively efficient !! Great work Helen!
👏🏻
That is marvellous Helen. May it all come together with ease and bring new information to the woman's health arena.
For Caboolture Hospital occupational therapist Katie, her career as a professional race walker comes in handy as she walks the hallways visiting and treating patients, aiding them to participate in the activities of everyday life again.
Starting out as an 8-year-old doing little athletics, Katie found her talent in race walking and has progressed to representing Australia at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, The Commonwealth Games in 2022 and World University Games. 🌟
"I always reflect on how my sporting career crosses over with OT, in sport if you're injured you do rehab, and the right people help to get you back on track, it's the same in a hospital if you're unwell or inured, it's a similar process just a different goal," Katie said.
#ShoutoutSaturday👏 to Katie on her sporting and OT career
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Latest news
The Rehabilitation Engineering Centre help Christopher to take to the sky
mrsod2024-03-18T12:14:46+10:0015 March 2024|
The Rehabilitation Engineering Centre at STARS assisted Christopher Hills in managing his cerebral palsy related pain so he could continue his work flying drones.
Staff Profile: Paul Justice
mrsod2024-03-22T11:22:30+10:0015 March 2024|
Paul Justice is part of the Metro North Mental Health Peer workforce, working as a Peer Assistant in DIR Recovery Support.
Events
Caboolture Hospital
Caboolture Hospital
McKean Street CABOOLTURE QLD 4510 Phone: (07) 5433 8888
/ MetroNorthHHS
Caboolture Hospital physiotherapist Helen is committed to understanding the effects of menopause for women in the workplace. 👏
Helen’s research is focusing on work engagement and staff retention for the high proportion of workers who may be impacted by menopause transition.
A Collaborative for Allied Health Research, Learning and Innovation (CAHRLI) Pre-RHD funding grant from Metro North Health has assisted Helen in preparing an application for a PhD through the University of the Sunshine Coast.
"I am hoping the research will open the conversation around menopause in the workplace and explore how menopausal symptoms may be impacting staff and patient care, both positively or negatively," Helen said. 🥰
"I would also like it to build a foundation for further research to identify strategies for reducing negative symptoms and improving the long-term health outcomes for women in our community."
[Accessible image description: Physio Helen wearing colourful shirt and smiling with model of pelvis.]
... See MoreSee Less
Great work Helen!
Thanks everyone for your support. This is really encouraging! It’s early days currently on the research journey but am so keen to get this moving to find out how women are managing and what we can do to help ☺️
This is great!! Would love to know the results and recommendations 👍
Yes Helen! Wonderful to see the impact you continue to have !
Keen to be involved Helen Edwards CBH is very fortunate to have your professional and support service , you have provided so much to the women in our community thank you ❤️
Well done Helen! So great to see your passion still doing wonderful things after so many years !
Thank you Helen there is so many of us in this age bracket in the workplace!
Awesome! Look forward to hearing about your research Helen 😊
Congratulations Helen 🙌🏽 This is fabulous news. You helped me many years ago and now you will help so many more 💗
This is awesome. Great work Helen!
Fantastic physiotherapy team!
Go Helen
Great work Helen!
Amazing work Helen 👏🏻
I’m very interested in these results!!
This is fabulous Helen, I think we are all looking forward to hearing the results. There's still such a deficit of meaningful workplace discussion about working through perimenopause and menopause. Good luck!
Yay!! Congrats Helen 💖.
Woman’s health finally getting more recognised- awesome work
Helen is amazing! ❤️
Thank you !!!!
Fabulous!!!!
Thank you Helen 😊
The allied health team at Caboolture Hospital are amazing! So much change to process in recent months….. New clinical services building, additional new services and expanded services across the hospital. They have had to meet the challenge of change in all departments, continuing to support clinical teams and patients. They are versatile, dexterous and effectively efficient !! Great work Helen!
👏🏻
That is marvellous Helen. May it all come together with ease and bring new information to the woman's health arena.
For Caboolture Hospital occupational therapist Katie, her career as a professional race walker comes in handy as she walks the hallways visiting and treating patients, aiding them to participate in the activities of everyday life again.
Starting out as an 8-year-old doing little athletics, Katie found her talent in race walking and has progressed to representing Australia at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, The Commonwealth Games in 2022 and World University Games. 🌟
"I always reflect on how my sporting career crosses over with OT, in sport if you're injured you do rehab, and the right people help to get you back on track, it's the same in a hospital if you're unwell or inured, it's a similar process just a different goal," Katie said.
#ShoutoutSaturday👏 to Katie on her sporting and OT career
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Latest news
The Rehabilitation Engineering Centre help Christopher to take to the sky
mrsod2024-03-18T12:14:46+10:0015 March 2024|
The Rehabilitation Engineering Centre at STARS assisted Christopher Hills in managing his cerebral palsy related pain so he could continue his work flying drones.
Events
/ MetroNorthHHS
Caboolture Hospital physiotherapist Helen is committed to understanding the effects of menopause for women in the workplace. 👏
Helen’s research is focusing on work engagement and staff retention for the high proportion of workers who may be impacted by menopause transition.
A Collaborative for Allied Health Research, Learning and Innovation (CAHRLI) Pre-RHD funding grant from Metro North Health has assisted Helen in preparing an application for a PhD through the University of the Sunshine Coast.
"I am hoping the research will open the conversation around menopause in the workplace and explore how menopausal symptoms may be impacting staff and patient care, both positively or negatively," Helen said. 🥰
"I would also like it to build a foundation for further research to identify strategies for reducing negative symptoms and improving the long-term health outcomes for women in our community."
[Accessible image description: Physio Helen wearing colourful shirt and smiling with model of pelvis.]
... See MoreSee Less
Great work Helen!
Thanks everyone for your support. This is really encouraging! It’s early days currently on the research journey but am so keen to get this moving to find out how women are managing and what we can do to help ☺️
This is great!! Would love to know the results and recommendations 👍
Yes Helen! Wonderful to see the impact you continue to have !
Keen to be involved Helen Edwards CBH is very fortunate to have your professional and support service , you have provided so much to the women in our community thank you ❤️
Well done Helen! So great to see your passion still doing wonderful things after so many years !
Thank you Helen there is so many of us in this age bracket in the workplace!
Awesome! Look forward to hearing about your research Helen 😊
Congratulations Helen 🙌🏽 This is fabulous news. You helped me many years ago and now you will help so many more 💗
This is awesome. Great work Helen!
Fantastic physiotherapy team!
Go Helen
Great work Helen!
Amazing work Helen 👏🏻
I’m very interested in these results!!
This is fabulous Helen, I think we are all looking forward to hearing the results. There's still such a deficit of meaningful workplace discussion about working through perimenopause and menopause. Good luck!
Yay!! Congrats Helen 💖.
Woman’s health finally getting more recognised- awesome work
Helen is amazing! ❤️
Thank you !!!!
Fabulous!!!!
Thank you Helen 😊
The allied health team at Caboolture Hospital are amazing! So much change to process in recent months….. New clinical services building, additional new services and expanded services across the hospital. They have had to meet the challenge of change in all departments, continuing to support clinical teams and patients. They are versatile, dexterous and effectively efficient !! Great work Helen!
👏🏻
That is marvellous Helen. May it all come together with ease and bring new information to the woman's health arena.
For Caboolture Hospital occupational therapist Katie, her career as a professional race walker comes in handy as she walks the hallways visiting and treating patients, aiding them to participate in the activities of everyday life again.
Starting out as an 8-year-old doing little athletics, Katie found her talent in race walking and has progressed to representing Australia at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, The Commonwealth Games in 2022 and World University Games. 🌟
"I always reflect on how my sporting career crosses over with OT, in sport if you're injured you do rehab, and the right people help to get you back on track, it's the same in a hospital if you're unwell or inured, it's a similar process just a different goal," Katie said.
#ShoutoutSaturday👏 to Katie on her sporting and OT career
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