Adelaide Thinker in Residence Professor Carla Rinaldi recently visited the Women's and Children's Hospital.
Professor Rinaldi is an internationally-renowned advocate for children and childhood.

Professor Rinaldi visited the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Special Care Baby Unit during the visit.

Dr Chad Andersen, Medical Unit Head, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is pictured with Professor Rinaldi.

The Women's and Children's Hospital is a smoke-free health site.

The hospital complies with the SA Health Smoke-free policy, which bans smoking in all South Australian public health facilities.

Smoking is not permitted in hospital buildings or in outdoor areas within the hospital grounds.

For information on how to be smoke-free call the Quitline on 137848 or visit www.quitsa.org.au

Cassia Ward is the latest clinical space to be opened at the Women's and Children's Hospital.

The 20-bed children's ward is modern and bright, with many features that enhance patient care.

For more go to:
WCH redevelopment projects.

Art is an important part of the landscape at the Women’s and Children’s Hospital.

Through the Arts in Health program, supported by the Women's and Children's Hospital Foundation, there are regular art displays at the hospital, for the enjoyment and benefit of our patients, families and community.

The Arts in Health program aims to integrate arts into the Women's and Children's Hospital to improve people’s health and wellbeing.

One of the public artworks currently on display at the Women's and Children's Hospital is a 'whimsical house', created by artist James Parker.

For more about the Arts in Health program go to http://www.wchfoundation.org.au/