The Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital

08/08/2026

To finish up , we’re looking to the future and saying thank you to the next generation of eye doctors.

These trainees and emerging specialists are dedicating years of study, training and clinical experience to caring for patients and protecting sight.

As we share the final patient feedback in this series, we recognise the future ophthalmologists who will continue this important work with skill, compassion and commitment.

08/08/2026

Behind every patient comment is a story of care, reassurance and trust.

For , we’re sharing feedback from patients to acknowledge the ophthalmologists whose expertise and kindness make a lasting difference.

Today’s patient messages are one small way we can say: thank you for the care you provide, the sight you help protect and the lives you help improve.

07/08/2026

Today on , we’re saying thank you to the ophthalmologists who care for our patients and help protect, preserve and restore sight every day.

To mark the day, we’re sharing feedback from patients about the difference their ophthalmologists have made through expert care, compassion and dedication.

To all ophthalmologists at the Eye and Ear and beyond, thank you for the skill, care and commitment you bring to patients every day.

06/08/2026

Today we joined our colleagues at Centre for Eye Research Australia (CERA) for the 5th Annual Joint Research Staff Forum, a fantastic opportunity to hear about the latest research, share ideas and strengthen collaboration.

Thank you to CERA for hosting us, and to our guest presenters Associate Professor Elaine Chong and Professor Lyndell Lim for sharing their expertise and insights.

The forum gave staff a chance to connect with colleagues, learn more about current research and explore future collaboration opportunities. Some attendees were also treated to a tour of CERA’s labs, offering a closer look at the research happening behind the scenes.

Follow our social media channels and CERA’s channels to keep up to date with the progress of our researchers.

27/07/2026

Do you know how to get to the Eye and Ear?

Located in East Melbourne just outside of the Central Business District, the hospital’s central location allows for convenient access via several different transport options. We created this video to help patients, carers and visitors navigate their way to visits at the Eye and Ear.

Find out more travel information on our website here: https://bit.ly/3wsFEZv

22/07/2026

At the Eye and Ear, we strive to provide the best possible care for our community.

Access to safe, respectful and appropriate care is a core right of all Australians, as established by the Australian Charter of Healthcare Rights.

Do you know what your rights are? Learn more about the charter and your rights and responsibilities here: https://bit.ly/3SX3GXu

20/07/2026

"Every patient has their own fears, expectations and story. While we can't always change the diagnosis, we can change how supported they feel while going through it."

Nurse Mya is a recent recipient of our Patient Experience Awards. These awards are based on nominations from patients, carers and family members, who can recognise a staff member when they leave feedback about their experience.

We spoke with Mya about what this award means to her, and how the patient experience and quality of care are front of mind for her every day: https://bit.ly/40quQpn

16/07/2026

Did you know that if you take steroids, it can affect your glucose levels? Learn more in our fact sheet below here: https://bit.ly/4wBvqzu

14/07/2026

This , we’re highlighting the important role Credentialled Diabetes Nurse Educators play in supporting people with diabetes or prediabetes.

At the Eye and Ear, our Diabetes Nurse Educators provide personalised advice and support to help patients better understand and manage their condition, reduce the risk of complications and feel more confident in their care.

Learn more about this important role here: https://bit.ly/3SYVW7r

Did you know the Eye and Ear have Credentialled Diabetes Nurse Educators? This National Diabetes Week, we’re raising awareness through Diabetes...

13/07/2026

Diabetic retinopathy affects 1 in 3 people with diabetes and can lead to blindness if left untreated. This , the Eye and Ear encourages all Australians, especially people with diabetes, to have regular eye checks.