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Sydney Morning Herald logo Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago

Bligh opens children's medical institute

Queensland Premier Anna Bligh has opened the state's first dedicated pediatric research institute at the Royal Children's Hospital (RCH), which is due to be relocated in five years. The state government will create a single children's hospital at the Mater... Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald

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  1. I don't know (what will happen to the space in five years) but I suspect there would be people competing for it. There is a lot of research going on at universities and, I would think, other parts of the main hospital would compete for this space.
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  2. I couldn't move my leg that much (for the first few weeks). Every time I bumped it I would get a big shock of pain. It was quite painful
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  3. The merging of the two hospitals is the right decision. Two children's hospitals is not what we need here. We need one
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  4. You can't say, well, we're moving to a new hospital so let's put pediatric medical research on hold
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