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Memorial Health Foundation raises $1.3M for COVID-19 care | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Memorial Health Foundation raises $1.3M for COVID-19 care | News, Sports, Jobs

editorial@newsandsentinel.com Eramet donated $10,000 (from left to right): Sherry Noland, nurse, Terry Kimble, human resource manager, Dean Douglass, chief technical officer, Dr. Kim Poole, trustee, Memorial Health Foundation, Marc Mounier-Vehier, chief executive officer and Jarrett Stull, executive director, Memorial Health Foundation. (Photo Provided) Morrison Inc. presented a $10,000 check (from left to right): Chase Hughes, vice-president; Ken Morrison, senior vice-president; and David Haas, president of Morrison Inc. and chairperson, Board of Trustees Memorial Health Foundation. ...

'Let me go or I'll blow up this hospital': Story of RBWH 'bomb' - Vimarsana News

'Let me go or I'll blow up this hospital': Story of RBWH 'bomb'

The RBWH. News by Vanessa Marsh Premium Content Subscriber only "That patient has just shown me what appears to be a f**king bomb… get the patients and go out the back door." Former frontline soldier Dean Douglass vividly remembers the tangle of wires strapped to body of the man threatening to blow up the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital and the nearby showground packed to the brim with families enjoying the Ekka. "You picked a bad day to come to work man," would-be bomber Wayne Francis Wright told him. Mr Douglass was working security at the ...

Soldier reveals why war zone is safer than our hospitals - Vimarsana News

Soldier reveals why war zone is safer than our hospitals

Health by Vanessa Marsh Premium Content Subscriber only A decorated soldier has revealed he felt safer on deployment to Afghanistan than he did while working in the state's largest hospital, warning Queensland Health security needs an urgent overhaul before someone is killed. The Sunday Mail can also reveal assaults on hospital staff have increased by 55 per cent over the past three years, with health workers, doctors and nurses physically and verbally abused 34 times a day. Former infantry soldier Dean Douglass served for almost a decade and completed fo...