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THE ROYAL MELBOURNE HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
"One CT scanner simply isn't enough. Every second counts. Timing is critical and it could mean the difference between life and death." A/Prof. Mark Putland. Dir. Emergency Medicine, RMH.

Client: The Royal Melbourne Hospital Foundation

Title: CT Scanner Appeal

​​Producer: Far Flung Films

Deliverables: 16:9 and 9:16 Portrait versions.

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The Royal Melbourne Hospital (RMH) Foundation successfully raised funds to install a second CT scanner in its Emergency Department to cut down critical delays for trauma and stroke patients.  The hospital aimed to raise $2.5 million via community fundraising and tax appeals to purchase a vital second CT scanner.

 

Prior to the addition, a single CT scanner struggled to keep up with the massive volume of patients coming through the Emergency Department (over 80–90 emergency patients needing time-critical scans daily).

 

Having a second scanner in the ED has doubled scanning capacity for emergency cases, delivering faster diagnoses for stroke, trauma, and internal injuries.

Associate Professor Mark Putland. Director, Emergency Medicine, RMH
CT Scanner at Royal Melbourne Hospital
CT Scanner technicians at Royal Melbourne Hospital
CT Scanner screen close up at Royal Melbourne Hospital
CT Scanner on sign at Royal Melbourne Hospital
CT Scanner technician at Royal Melbourne Hospital
CT Scanner technicians at work at Royal Melbourne Hospital
Emergency department staff treat patient at Royal Melbourne Hospital
CT Scanner technician prepares equipment at Royal Melbourne Hospital
Emergency department staff answers phone at Royal Melbourne Hospital
CT Scanner technician at Royal Melbourne Hospital
CT Scanner technician analyses screens at Royal Melbourne Hospital

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