The Prince Charles Hospital
LOCAL HOSPITAL PROJECTS
Thank you for your support.
The Common Good supports patient support programs, state of the art equipment and other key projects that will improve the quality of care and well-being of patients at The Prince Charles Hospital.
Your contribution means we can continue to provide these invaluable resources to patients, and strengthen the patient care, comfort and recovery in our community.
To make a donation to your local hospital, call or email us at The Common Good.
Enhancing patient recovery with Memory Lane
The hospital’s Occupational Therapy department enlisted the help of some fourth-year UQ students to complete a joint project aimed at promoting Memory Lane and gathering feedback on its usage.
Child Life Therapy program expands thanks to Foundation supporters
We have been able to fund the expansion of the Child Life Therapy program at The Prince Charles Hospital and into Caboolture Hospital thanks to our remarkable supporters.
The Common Good Supporting Caboolture Hospital
Since 2020, The Common Good has been supporting Caboolture Hospital and assisting with some incredibly meaningful outcomes.
‘Palliative Care: It’s more than they think’ resources
Palliative care: It’s more than they think: New resources to help doctors, nurses, and other health professionals.
Sky Garden for Hip Surgery Patients and Staff Now Open
Sky Garden for Hip Surgery Patients and Staff now open at The Prince Charles Hospital thanks to past Giving Day.
Helping Hands: Child Life Therapy Program
The Child Life Therapy Program was created at The Prince Charles Hospital to help alleviate the worries of the littlest paediatric patients.
Hospitals United for Sick Kids
The Common Good is proud to be a partner in an incredible alliance for sick kids called Hospitals United for Sick Kids (HUSK) (formerly Curing Homesickness) – the only national alliance of hospitals for children in Australia.
What is an Allied Health Professional?
What is an allied health professional? We answer that frequently asked question and share some examples in this blog.
Healing Ceilings Installed at Brisbane’s The Prince Charles Hospital
Some of the sickest patients in The Prince Charles Hospital’s thoracic ward can now look up and let their minds wander into nature, following the installation of Healing Ceilings.