One stop shop for mums & bubs ...It was great to catch Consul General makes a special visit 6 GPHnews Greenslopes Private Hospital recently participated in the Pregnancy, Babies and Children’s Expo at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre for the third year running. We had the opportunity to bring together our comprehensive range of service providers associated with Greenslopes Maternity including our team of midwives, lactation consultants, specialist nurses, obstetricians, paediatricians, allied health professionals and ancillary support services. Whilst we boast we are Brisbane’s newest maternity service we are fast becoming a one stop shop for parents, babies and children to access a range of services at Greenslopes. It was great to catch up with so many mums and bubs plus meet potential new Greenslopes Maternity families. If you are interested in finding out about Brisbane’s fastest growing maternity service visit www.greenslopesmaternity.com.au or find us on Facebook. up with so many mums and bubs plus meet potential new Greenslopes Maternity families... US Consul General Hugo Llorens made a special visit to Greenslopes Private Hospital in May to meet with Ratu (“Arthur”) Rayawa who was seriously wounded in a Taliban attack on Camp Gibson in Afghanistan on July 22, 2014 while working as a contract employee for the U.S. Department of State. Arthur miraculously survived the massive spirit and thanked Arthur for his bomb and has been recovering at the service and sacrifice, and wished Rehabilitation Unit at Greenslopes Private him well in his recovery. Hospital since December 2014, where During his stay at Greenslopes, he is undergoing daily rehabilitation and Arthur, a native of Fiji, was recently learning to use a prosthetic leg. awarded the DynCorp Chairman’s The Consul General was moved by Arthur’s Purple Star Award for his heroism. amazing bravery and his indomitable Arthur Rayawa pictured with his loving wife Mere, Dr Jim Houston, Director of Medical Services and US Consul General Hugo Llorens
GPH News Winter 2015
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