If you could design a hospital, what would it look and feel like?

When it comes to organising Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scans for our little patients at Canberra Health Services, we have the system down pat to make it easier for them and their families.

From comprehensive training programs for nurses, ensuring they're equipped to assist with endoscopies efficiently to hands-on training to continuous education, we're committed to building a skilled workforce.

Visitors and patients to Canberra Hospital will be welcomed in a new Main Reception, in the new Critical Services Building.

Clinical Trial offers hope to people with fatal heart condition.

The new Critical Services Building (Building 5) at Canberra Hospital will be open for one weekend only, for guided tours before it officially opens later in the year.

Our surgical teams are looking forward to getting into the new operating theatres in the Critical Services Building

When the Critical Services Building opens later this year, many of the critical care services across the campus will relocate into the new building.

CHS has taken another step forward in growing its clinical research expertise with the release of the report.

Soon many of the critical services at Canberra Hospital will move into the one location. Our Critical Services Building, to be known as Building 5 once it opens.

What happens when it’s time to go home after a stay in hospital? The process of leaving hospital to go home is called discharge.

This week we welcomed 59 new Allied Health graduates into our workforce as part of our brand-new centralised Allied Health graduate program, which is one of the first of its kind in Australia.