MAGAZINE 2ND EDITION, 2020

Miracle baby after 3 years The fear that our baby girl might still not make it

Luckyto be

aliveRAY MARTIN An incredible story of courage, resilience and hope in the face of adversity Joe Hockey DIRECT FROM WASHINGTON ON climbing to new heights for the most precious people in the world LABOUR OF LOVE A huge thank you to our contributors What’s inside for donating their time and expertise to Humpty to help produce this edition of the Good Egg Magazine.

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Paul Francis OAM Founder and Executive Chairman, Editor in Chief

Ray Martin AM PAGE 6 Patron and Writer Joe Hockey from Washington When children are in need, we must do what we can to help. Liz MacDougall Editor

Judy Berenger Copy Editor

WRITERS

Dr. Andrew Berry AM FRACP

Shirley Green PAGE 10 Lucky to be alive Surviving 132 operations is just one of Joe Hockey the achievements of our amazing Junior Ambassador, Lauren.

Helen Stevens

Dr. Louise Woodward

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2 All donations are 100% tax deductible PAGE 8 PAGE 12 PAGE 13 Life’s little miracle Message from Humpty’s Humpty’s Wish List Esther has taught us medical sub-committee The right equipment, in the that life is precious. Health outcomes are often right place, at the right time. determined by geography.

PAGE 14 PAGE 28 PAGE 29 Chairman’s Wishes Christmas Appeal Humpty’s Ultimate Show your thanks by gifting Your donation will Wine Raffle the doctors and nurses the make a difference, Win one of 30 prizes of equipment they urgently need. every little bit counts. the best Australian wine.

PAGE 32 PAGE 35 BACK COVER NETS - looking after Langton’s Christmas It shouldn’t matter our country cousins Wine Packs where you live A historical overview of the Order your festive cheer It’s a modern day, Newborn and Paediatric and support Humpty. Australian tragedy. Emergency Transport Service.

Show your thanks to our medical teams this Christmas 3 The Humpty Dumpty Foundation is celebrating more than 30 years of helping to save the lives of sick and injured children in hospital. Our mission is to raise money to provide essential and often life-saving medical equipment.

Our unique Wish List model gives donors complete choice and transparency in their giving. Many choose to support their local hospital or community in this way.

Giving donors the opportunity to see the equipment, meet with medical professionals, and sometimes the families and children that have benefited from their generosity, makes this process unique and truly special.

Humpty’s Wish List has enabled thousands of pieces of medical equipment to be delivered straight to the hospitals who need them — creating tangible and life changing outcomes for Australian families.

To date, Humpty has provided medical equipment to paediatric wards, neonatal units, maternity and emergency departments at... 432HOSPITALS AND HEALTH SERVICES ACROSS AUSTRALIA.

4 All donations are 100% tax deductible Ray Martin, Humpty’s Junior Ambassador, Lauren Channon and Paul Francis

Chairman’s message

Sadly, as with most charities, Humpty’s So often our medical teams are working with fundraising events for 2020 have been one hand tied behind their back. cancelled. So often they can’t provide the best possible The outcome is that we are significantly outcomes – and not because of a lack of skill. down on the much needed children’s medical So often the equipment they need is not there equipment that would have been donated to when they need it. hospitals and health service centres through these events. Let’s say thank you to This year more than ever, our doctors and our medical teams this nurses have worked above and beyond the call of duty. Christmas by gifting them medical equipment from the Firstly, through the bushfires and much more recently during the COVID-19 pandemic that Australian community! has devastated many lives and the economy. Our doctors and nurses deserve and need our There was an immediate realisation by our support – let’s give it to them. governments, State and Federal, that the medical teams across Australia were not fully equipped to deal with the pandemic. Paul Francis OAM Many, many sacrifices have been made by the Founder and Executive Chairman community, but none more so than by our medical teams.

Now is the time for Australia to say thank you. Our doctors and nurses put their own health at risk while they cared for ours.

Show your thanks to our medical teams this Christmas 5 Joe Hockey and David Koch on their climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, 2009

Joe Hockey from Washington

Joe Hockey

It’s bloody hard work taking those last few steps at an member of parliament, the doctors and nurses at RNSH altitude of 5,895 metres. We were climbing Africa’s saved my life when I was four years old so I had a lifelong tallest mountain. Gasping for air, exhausted, weak and attachment to the cause. emotionally spent, at times it seemed we would never That attachment grew as the Foundation grew into a reach the peak. national charity. Humpty has grown enormously over After a few hours our pain would be gone, but for many of the years thanks to the commitment of the Foundation’s the children we were raising money for, their pain wouldn’t board and the loyal and hardworking Humpty team. go away so easily. The best indication of the integrity of a charity is the The Humpty Dumpty Foundation, by providing real longevity of those involved. If you shed a tear at a equipment to real hospitals in real places of need, helps Humpty event, Paul Francis will be tearing up as well. sick kids overcome significant challenges to climb their If you raise your paddle at an auction, Ray Martin or own mountains every day. Phil Kearns could be bidding too. If you are working up the courage to ask others to donate, Kerry Chikarovski I have been proud to support Humpty for more than 25 and Jane Flemming will show you how it’s done. years. It started with fundraising for my local, Royal North Shore Hospital (RNSH). Apart from being the federal

6 All donations are 100% tax deductible Back in 2009, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to raise $2 million for Humpty was easy. The hard part was knowing that even if we climbed mountains every year to raise money for hospital equipment, there would always be more to do.

Wherever children are in need we must do what we can to help. Simple.

If you’ve ever been in the horrible situation of needing urgent medical treatment for your child there’s a good chance that equipment donated by Humpty was involved at some point.

Which is why I ask you to consider donating the equivalent of a week’s pay to save a child’s life. I know this to be true because I have seen it. Humpty saves children’s lives.

Since moving to the United States, our family has been supporting the Children’s National Hospital after our children spent some terrifying hours in the emergency and specialty care wards of that hospital.

But we continue to support Humpty from afar, and I Top: Paul and Joe, at the bottom of Mount Kilimanjaro 2009 encourage you to do the same. Bottom: Humpty Dumpty Balmoral Burn 2010 They are good people, doing great things, for the most important people in the world.

They are good people, doing great things, for the most important people in the world.

humpty.com.au 7 Baby Esther, Christmas 2019

The day Esther was Daniel and Shirley with moved to an open cot daughter Esther, three months old

Miracle baby Esther’s heroic battle for life

Shirley Green

Like reaching the pot of gold at the end of a rollercoaster the hump of daily blood tests. You start thinking about shaped rainbow. That’s how I would describe bringing names and birth dates, believing that this time you will our baby home after a three year battle with infertility have success. And then the test comes back and you can’t and 79 days in hospital. help but feel like a failure. Repeating this process, month after month takes a toll not only on your physical health When we first started trying to conceive, I said to my as you pump your body with chemicals, but on your husband, ‘Remember this could happen in the first month emotional wellbeing as well. or it could take five years’. But after three years of doctor visits, research, blood tests, failed rounds of Letrozole (to When I finally fell pregnant it took months to sink in. All help normalise hormones) and four rounds of ovulation was well until the 20-week scan, which showed the baby’s induction, we decided to try IVF. growth was tracking behind and the placenta was not working as it should. It’s hard to explain how each failed cycle of treatment impacts you — a rollercoaster ride is the best way to We were classed as a high-risk pregnancy, and our goal describe it. Each month you start with renewed hope, you was to make it to a viable gestational age and birth weight pull yourself up to the precipice, anticipating seeing over of 24-weeks or 500 grams.

8 All donations are 100% tax deductible Those were the hardest weeks of my life, fearing that our baby girl, who had already come so far against the odds, still might not make it.

At 25 weeks the scans indicated that she had grown to over 500 grams. Our new goal was to reach 30 weeks. We knew she would come early and that it wasn’t going to be a dream birth experience by any means. We just wanted At 28 weeks and four days, Esther was born a healthy baby. weighing just 859 grams One day in week 27 I started to feel unwell. A day later, after going to hospital, I was admitted with pre-eclampsia. The next 10 days were a blur of vomiting, round the clock blood pressure checks, medication, blood tests and monitoring baby’s movements. Babytherm Infant Warmer donated Then on my 11th day in hospital my blood tests revealed by Esther’s family to The Children’s I had HELLP syndrome (elevated liver enzymes) which Hospital at Westmead meant I needed an emergency c-section. At 12:42am Esther was born at 28 weeks and four days gestation and weighing 859 grams. It was a relief to hear her cry I remember seeing the Humpty and know she was okay, but it was also a reminder that sticker on Esther’s humidicrib and my body had failed me again. Esther was taken to the thinking how amazing that someone Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and while I could see her from a distance, it would be 12 more hours before I had could meet her properly. donated this equipment that was keeping her alive for The following 70 days that Esther spent at the so many weeks until she was strong hospital were really hard. The NICU experience is all consuming and when you are in the middle of it, enough for an open crib. time seems to stand still.

The fear that your child might get sick or need a blood We knew we had to give back to the Humpty Dumpty transfusion or another procedure haunts you daily. There Foundation for playing such a large part in our journey. is something inherently wrong about having a child but Through our family foundation, we were proud to donate not being able to take them home with you — you feel a Babytherm Infant Warmer to the Grace Centre for empty and helpless. Newborn Care at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead.

Esther was in hospital over the Christmas and new year Esther is a little fighter; we knew that well before she was period at RNSH. At the time we looked forward to our born. She has taught us that life is precious, so precious. visits from the Clown Doctors, who we discovered were We owe everything to our medical teams, the doctors funded by the Humpty Dumpty Foundation. Experiences and nurses who cared so deeply for every baby in the like these made a huge difference to days and weeks that NICU and supported our family at every stage of our long all felt the same. journey – from IVF, through pre-eclampsia and HELLP We feel so privileged to have been cared for at RNSH, syndrome and every one of the 70 days Esther spent in in the lead up to Esther’s birth and while she was in the hospital until she was able to breathe and feed on her NICU. own. Without them, we wouldn’t have our little pot of gold – now 7.5 months corrected age and thriving.

humpty.com.au 9 Lauren, two days old

Recovering from one of her many surgeries

Ray Martin and Lauren Channon at the Humpy Dumpty Balmoral Burn 2019

Lauren Channon is quite simply… amazing.

Ray Martin

Officially Humpty’s only Junior Ambassador, Lauren is before she’d even started – Lauren is a heroic survivor of really a flag-bearer for all ages. That’s why she’s our 132 operations, having beaten the odds more times than 2020 Good Egg poster girl. her devoted parents care to count (and likely beaten others to the Guinness Book of Records). Barely thirteen, she’s been to ‘hell and back’ – medically speaking – and yet the first thing she asks is “How are In 2017, she and her family spent Christmas in hospital, as you?”. In that same natural spirit of caring, Lauren raised Lauren recovered from a ten and a half-hour operation. over $31,000 dollars at the Humpty Dumpty Balmoral She’s had twelve more since then. Burn in 2019. It’s the biggest single fundraising effort Gifted with a personality that sparkles, Lauren is demurely by any individual. Almost all of the medical equipment polite and friendly, while her innocent beauty takes your this city girl has bought has been for country hospitals breath away. - including four pieces for the indigenous community at Gove in the Northern Territory. If you want to know why we do what we do, Lauren is just about the best tribute we can offer to all our generous Lauren is amazing. Humpty family. Born with a rare congenital problem - an oesophagus Because, Lauren is amazing. that wasn’t connected at birth, which threatened her life

10 All donations are 100% tax deductible Her mum, Sue Channon, fondly remembers over the tests and operations and check-ups – journeys that would years the cavalcade of hospital equipment with a Humpty have been impossible if her family was in Grenfell, as Dumpty Foundation sticker that kept her youngest delightful a town as it is. And then living at the hospital daughter alive - from day three when she had her first for months, on many occasions, watching over Lauren’s operation. latest operation, away from her four other children and husband. Sue also reminds us that, but for a toss of the coin twenty odd years ago, her family saga might have had a very Over the life of the Foundation, Humpty’s supporters different – even tragic – ending. have bought vital equipment for more than 430 hospitals and health services across the country, many of them in At the time of her marriage, her husband Andrew was regional Australia. But our 2020 goal is to make sure that living in Grenfell in regional Australia. They literally tossed kids and families have a better chance, a better life, by a fifty-cent coin to decide whether they’d stay and raise a providing better equipment. And, much more of it. family in the country, or move to the city. We’re also reminded by the COVID-19 lock-down this year Sydney won and so did the Channon family. that more Australian families, with children of all ages, From the moment of her birth, Lauren desperately needed are going to be travelling widely across regional Australia the medical skills and the equipment that The Children’s than ever before. Hospital at Westmead offered. Sue has no doubts that despite the care and devotion of regional hospital staff across Australia, Lauren would not have made it. It’s as We all want hospitals to have cruel as that. Her baby girl was too sick and the big-city hospital was too far away. vital, life-saving equipment The great historian Geoffrey Blainey coined the phrase when emergencies happen – for “the tyranny of distance”. In harsh medical terms it’s been locals and visitors everywhere. called “death by geography.” It shouldn’t be the case. Fantastic medical teams in regional Australia, in the bush and the outback should be able to do what they’re trained Lauren and I were talking about all this the other day – the to do so brilliantly, with the necessary equipment, without desperate need to help (we’re old friends now, she calls feeling they’re fighting with one hand tied behind their me “Uncle Ray” - I love it). back. As they do. As luck would have it, the first year in Lauren’s short life that she’s been able to go to school regularly – she’s in Year 7 – COVID-19 strikes and she’s back in isolation again, That’s why the Humpty Dumpty this time like all her classmates. Foundation is determined But... (This young lady simply refuses to be beaten by , to reduce anything life may throw at her. She’s too “match fit” for to close the gap that.) Lauren happens to tell me – despite 2020 being the risk, for babies and children in a crazy year - that she’s topped her class in Maths and regional Australia and the bush. Science, taken a role in the school production of “ Grease”, is learning a couple of musical instruments and has also joined the Scouts and absolutely loves it. Oh, and in her In recent years, drought, floods and bushfires – and now spare time she’s an Assistant Coach for her brother’s the COVID-19 pandemic – have added enormous pressure soccer team. to country living. But, kids still get sick – terribly sick – I told you, our Junior Ambassador is… amazing. no matter how much government money and media attention gets spent on these natural disasters. So, anything you can do to help Lauren and Humpty ‘close the gap’ between city and country hospitals – making it Sue Channon just shakes her head when she thinks about safer for children and their families everywhere – would the hundreds of times she has had to drive Lauren for be a wonderful thing. We all thank you. Again.

Show your thanks to our medical teams this Christmas 11 Helen Stevens with beautiful baby Heather Message from Humpty’s medical sub-committee Helen Stevens Clinical Nurse Consultant, Hunter New England Health

What a year it has been! It’s unlike anything any of us Sadly, we know that health outcomes are often determined has experienced and has profoundly impacted the way by geography, that rural and regional patients have poorer we work and live. outcomes because of distance to tertiary services.

Unfortunately, even in a pandemic, kids will still get sick and babies will still be born too early or with a range of conditions that need medical treatment. Humpty helps to bridge the gap

How we manage those children has changed somewhat, by genuinely enhancing the ability and travel restrictions mean our rural and regional of rural and regional hospitals to hospitals and emergency departments, more than ever provide before, depend on having the right medical equipment “care as close to home to assess and treat sometimes incredibly challenging This is our aim for presentations, and ensure our little patients get the best as possible”. care possible. all children and their families.

Humpty’s generosity can be witnessed in paediatric wards and emergency departments right across the country. Donating a piece of equipment from the Humpty Wish List is special, and here’s why: unlike the formal

procurement process that happens in large organisations Those little stickers with the Humpty like hospitals, equipment donated from Humpty’s Wish List is purchased straight away, and delivered directly to logo signal the extraordinary the coalface, where it can be used immediately to help reach of Humpty, and the children in need. tangible benefits they provide to If you are considering making a donation, I assure you that your gift is invaluable, no matter the price tag. You will clinicians and their tiny patients. give a child, or probably many children, a better chance at recovery than they would have had.

I am very proud to work as a clinical nurse consultant in The hospital or medical team will be thankful they can do paediatrics, and also to be able to assist Humpty to do its their job with less stress, and the parents who notice that vital work. It is a privilege and a responsibility that I take little Humpty sticker will give thanks to those who gave very seriously, having seen the benefits first hand. so generously.

I live and work in a rural area, where we often have to make do until retrieval services can be activated. This can be up to eight hours, so we totally rely on our monitors to watch vital signs closely, intraosseous access devices From all of us out to deliver lifesaving fluids and drugs, vein illuminators to there on the frontline, help get drips in, or neopuffs and ventilators for worst case scenarios where our tiny patients need life support. thank you. Our access to this equipment is literally the difference between life and death.

12 All donations are 100% tax deductible How Humpty’s Wish List works

Each year the Humpty Dumpty Foundation With your support Humpty can continue its critical work receives hundreds of submissions from of providing much needed medical equipment to more hospitals and health services across than 430 regional and metropolitan hospitals nationally. Australia requesting a wide range of We invite you to join our community of Good Eggs by essential and specialised equipment to pledging an item on our Wish List. Your donation will help them manage newborn and paediatric make a significant and lasting difference to the health and medical emergencies. wellbeing of countless babies and their families.

A hospital or health service centre identifies a high-priority medical need where equipment can dramatically change or save the lives of sick and injured children. 1 They reach out to Humpty for a helping hand.

Submissions are rigorously assessed by Humpty’s medical sub-committee, with representatives from health, senior medical specialists and a former 2 NSW government official.

Approved items are added to Humpty’s Wish List and published 3 online and at events in the hope a ‘Good Egg’ will be able to help.

Humpty orders all donated equipment 4 for delivery directly to the hospitals.

A donor plaque is affixed to the equipment recognising the generous support of the ‘Good 5 Egg’. Donor tours can be arranged on request.

To grant some of the very special wishes that follow, please contact Humpty on (02) 9419 2410 or email [email protected]

All donations are 100% tax deductible 13 Chairman’s Wishes In consultation with Humpty’s medical sub-committee, we have selected these pieces of equipment as top priorities for the hospitals that have requested them. They will really make a huge difference to babies and children.

ROYAL DARWIN HOSPITAL, NEWBORN INTENSIVE CARE UNIT, NT ISOLETTE 8000 PLUS INCUBATOR Project: $220,000 for the 8 needed

Help us save the lives of hundreds of pre-term and low birth weight infants who are born each year at Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH).

RDH NICU is in urgent need of 8 Isolette 8000 plus Incubators to replace existing equipment which is no longer being manufactured and is unable to be serviced and maintained due to age.

The Northern Territory has the highest rates per population of pre-term and low birth babies born in Australia. In 2019, 360 pre-term/low weight babies were born at RDH.

Social disadvantage and remoteness are big contributors to premature birth in the Northern Territory. Babies born pre-term are not able to regulate their body temperature or prevent water loss from their skin - these problems contribute to the complications they face. The lower the gestational age or weight the higher the risks of death or disability.

In recent years, advances in medical equipment technology has contributed to improved survival rates and reduced the severity of disability for those infants.

Modern isolettes regulate an infant’s temperature by automatically adjusting the humidity levels, creating a cocoon-like environment for the baby, similar to its mother’s womb.

“Together we can save lives of the most vulnerable members of our NT community and close the gap in health equity”.

Senior Nurse Taylor Bulluss in the RDH NICU with mother Lady Taneca and Dr Mantho Kgosiemang, Specialist Neonatologist & General baby Jacintha Taneca. Jacintha was Paediatrician, Royal Darwin Hospital unexpectedly born at 29 weeks gestation

14 All donations are 100% tax deductible CAIRNS HOSPITAL, SPECIAL CARE NURSERY, QLD ADVANCED BABYLOG VN800 NEONATAL VENTILATOR $76,380

In far north Queensland the sickest of babies are treated in the Special Care Nursery at Cairns Hospital.

Neonatal ventilation is an important part of the care delivered in the NICU or Special Care Nursery. The aim of any ventilation strategy is to support the premature infant’s respiratory system without damaging the lungs or brain. Those ventilation strategies can be viewed as a continuum of dependencies that accompany the neonate and the caregiver from beginning to the end of respiratory challenges.

The Babylog comes with a new user interface and design which makes it easier and safer for clinicians to operate. The neonatal ventilator supports lung and brain protective ventilation modes throughout the whole respiratory cycle and can be easily integrated in a developmental care- friendly environment. VARIOUS HOSPITALS CONNEX VITAL SIGNS MONITOR $6,440 each 21 needed Casino & District Memorial Hospital, Emergency NSW (1), Central Gippsland Health Service, Women’s and Children’s Unit, VIC (2), Coffs Harbour Hospital, Maternity, NSW (1), Deniliquin Hospital, Medical Ward, NSW (1), Goulburn Hospital, Maternity Wing, NSW (1), Goulburn Hospital, Paediatric Ward, NSW (1), Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital, Emergency, NSW (2), Inglewood Multi-Purpose Health Service, Acute Services, QLD (1), Kununurra Hospital, Paediatrics & Staff Development, WA (1), Kyogle Multi- Purpose Service, Emergency & Community Health NSW (1), Lightning Ridge Multi-Purpose Service, Emergency, NSW (1), Moruya Hospital, Maternity, NSW (1), Orange Health Service, Emergency, NSW (1), Robinvale District Health Services, Immunisation Clinic, VIC (1), Sandringham Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC (1), South West Healthcare Warrnambool, Maternity, VIC (1), The Northern Hospital, Northern Health Foundation, VIC (1), The Tweed Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1), Wyalong Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1) This monitor accurately assesses vital signs like temperature, blood pressure and oxygen saturation levels in the paediatric setting.

It will recognise deteriorating clinical conditions immediately, enabling early intervention, which in turn greatly reduces further health risks to the child. The Connex Monitor is a vital piece of equipment in the ward.

All donations are 100% tax deductible 15 Following is a snapshot of equipment urgently needed in hospitals in different States and Territories across Australia. Please refer to pages 16 - 25 to view the detailed list of additional equipment needed. If you are in a position to help support by donating medical equipment, please contact us on (02) 9419 2410 or email: [email protected]

Humpty’s Wish List NSW + ACT

ARMIDALE HORNSBY KU-RING-GAI HOSPITAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY, NSW SPECIAL CARE NURSERY, NSW EZ-IO DRILL: $850 GIRAFFE WARMER: This drill kit is essential equipment used $38,480 each 2 needed to gain vascular access in critically ill children and babies when intravenous This Giraffe Warming Bed is state- access cannot be established. It is of-the-art, specifically designed to used to place a needle into the bone keep sick babies in a stable, life within 10 seconds, through which sustaining environment. Vital for life-saving medication and fluids can premature babies with a purpose- be administered. Achieving vascular built examination bed that provides access is vital to the resuscitation uninterrupted thermal support, an process and saves lives. integrated, life-saving, resus system with in inbuilt oxygen, SP02 and other essential features. It is crucial as it reduces the risk of further LIVERPOOL complications developing. HOSPITAL NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE, NSW CALVARY 950 HUMIDIFIER: PUBLIC HOSPITAL $4,880 each 2 needed EMERGENCY, ACT This life-saving piece of equipment MEGA CODE KID MANIKIN: $7,150 will deliver consistent humidity to sick or premature babies in the NICU. Simulation training with the ability to This humidifier is vitally important to practice core paediatric resuscitation the delivery of ventilation support. skills is vital to be prepared for ‘real life’ clinical situations. This manikin will allow the set-up of multidisciplinary simulations and teach paediatric intubation, fluid resuscitation and cardiac compressions. Calvary Public Hospital Bruce is an accredited emergency paediatric training facility which educates future medical and nursing specialists.

16 All donations are 100% tax deductible Humpty’s Wish List VIC + TAS

SANDRINGHAM COLAC HOSPITAL AREA HEALTH SPECIAL CARE NURSERY, VIC URGENT CARE, VIC HUMPTY’S BREATH OF LIFE: $8,800 CARESCAPE B450 MONITOR WITH This specially designed Humpty PATIENT DATA MODULE: $28,300 package of equipment includes a Carescape monitors are used to Neopuff Infant Resuscitator, Low observe patients who require Flow Bird Blender and a MR850 continuous monitoring of their heart Humidifier on a mobile stand. rate, respiratory rate and oxygen ‘Humpty’s Breath of Life’ will provide saturation. They are used on children humidified air during respiratory with respiratory conditions such as support to a sick baby or child as bronchiolitis, pneumonia, asthma, well as maintain them on a safe type children with cardiac problems, of ventilation until a transfer arrives. seizure disorders or complex post- op patients. This flexibly designed bedside monitor will allow Colac Area Health to safely and reliably THE NORTHERN observe patients, to recognise and quickly respond to any changes in HOSPITAL their conditions. MATERNITY UNIT, VIC BILISOFT LED PHOTOTHERAPY SYSTEM: $9,990 ROYAL HOBART Jaundice occurs in 50% of full-term HOSPITAL babies and 80% of pre-term babies in NEONATAL & PAEDIATRIC ICU, TAS their first week of life. Without prompt treatment, jaundice can cause cerebral ASTODIA DIAPHANOSCOPE: $3,410 palsy, deafness and/or brain damage. This machine uses phototherapy This device is invaluable in assisting (exposure to fluorescent light bulbs medical staff to find veins in young or other light sources) to treat the patients. It illuminates small blood jaundice and parents can hold or feed vessels and other structures filled with their child without disturbing the air or liquid. This equipment assists in therapeutic treatment in progress. reducing pain as it allows for the quick and accurate placement of a cannula (a tube that can be inserted into the body), to administer vital medicines to babies and children. Importantly there is then no pain on the little patient as the Astodia means the cannula can be placed with fewer attempts. It is particularly useful when the veins are not visible due to dehydration.

Show your thanks to our medical teams this Christmas 17 Humpty’s Wish List WA + SA

KUNUNURRA HOSPITAL LYELL McEWIN PAEDIATRICS & STAFF DEVELOPMENT, WA HOSPITAL RAD 7 PULSE OXIMETER WITH MIDWIFERY GROUP PRACTICE, SA PAEDIATRIC SENSOR: $4,750 JAUNDICE DETECTOR: By shining a light through the baby’s $4,940 each 3 needed finger or toe, the oximeter measures the amount of oxygen in their capillaries. The All babies are checked for jaundice oximeter sounds an alarm at the slightest (yellowing of the skin) on a daily change in oxygen levels, allowing life- basis. This detector is used to help saving action to be taken to prevent clinicians determine jaundice levels damage to organs such as the brain, through the skin without harming lungs and eyes. the baby. If jaundice is left untreated there is a possibility of cerebral palsy, deafness and/or brain damage. FIONA STANLEY HOSPITAL PORT AUGUSTA NEONATAL UNIT, WA HOSPITAL AND GIRAFFE SHUTTLE: $27,990 each 2 needed REGIONAL HEALTH

The Giraffe Shuttle is a transportable SERVICES power source that is an accessory to CASUARINA WARD, SA Giraffe and Panda beds. It connects to the bed and provides electrical VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE MCGRATH MAC: power to the bed and other auxiliary $5,710 equipment, as well as provisions for medical gas management, required This handheld device is a video guided for patient care during intra-hospital scope which facilitates successful transport. It also eliminates the intubation for neonatal resuscitation, need to transfer the infant to and or when a baby needs to be ventilated from a transport incubator, reducing and requires an endotracheal tube. This the potential for clinical problems highly accurate technology also greatly associated with patient touch, decreases the incidence of intubation handling and movement within a induced infection, secondary to multiple hospital building. failed intubation attempts. Video guidance during the procedure improves the success rate on initial attempts to intubate and is much more comfortable and less distressing to the baby.

18 All donations are 100% tax deductible Humpty’s Wish List NT + QLD

NGANAMPA HEALTH SUNSHINE COAST COUNCIL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL IWANTJA CLINICS, NT WOMEN’S AND FAMILY UNIT, QLD ALARIS GP PLUS LARGE VOLUME PUMP: INTELLIVUE MX450 MONITOR WITH $3,620 each 5 needed X3 MODULE, PAEDIATRIC & NEONATAL As well as being the primary health care ACCESSORIES: $21,960 each 2 needed provider on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands, Nganamapa One of the most common pieces of Health Council (NHC) is the emergency equipment used for sick and preterm health care provider. babies, this equipment enables monitoring of heart rate, blood This equipment is needed to administer pressure, breathing and oxygen levels. intravenous fluid and drugs including Staff are alerted immediately when antibiotics to children who suffer any of these vital signs change and from diarrhoea, gastroenteritis or can avert a potentially fatal event. As respiratory infections. This equipment all babies who are less than 34 weeks is especially important in our remote gestation require cardiac respiratory clinics as a medical evacuation is monitoring due to immaturity, this generally a minimum of 4 hours and cardiac monitor is essential. This can be in excess of 24 hours if there bundle also includes the necessary are difficulties in getting a Royal Flying accessories and a roll stand for Doctors Service plane or the weather is accessibility. poor. Replacements needed at the main clinics to ensure they remain reliable in medical emergencies. HERVEY BAY HOSPITAL ROYAL DARWIN SPECIAL CARE NURSERY, QLD HOSPITAL PANDA RESUSCITATION WARMER: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CLINICS, NT $34,290 LUMIFY S4-1 PROBES INCLUDING This resuscitation unit is vital for SAMSUNG TABLET: providing infants with a purpose- $9,080 each 10 needed built examination bed that includes a warmer as well as special monitoring These Lumify probes will support devices. It can be stocked with other the early detection and diagnosis of smaller equipment and provides rheumatic heart disease in children oxygen needed for resuscitation as living in the remote communities of well as treating critically ill babies. the Top End. Active case finding with echocardiography identifies a high burden of undetected rheumatic heart disease (RHD) in endemic settings in Indigenous children in Northern Australia, making the equipment truly life-saving.

humpty.com.au 19 Detailed list of Additional Wishes Under $5,000

EZ-IO DRILL: $850 each EZ-IO DRILL & EDUCATOR Gatton Hospital, Emergency, QLD (1) KIT: $2,430 each Manilla Hospital, Acute Care, NSW (1) Armidale Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1), Bankstown Lidcombe Hospital, Emergency, NSW (2), Kyogle Multi-Purpose Service, MAXTEX OXYGEN ANALYSER: Emergency and Community Health, NSW (1), Latrobe $1,300 Regional Hospital, Critical Care, VIC (1), Nepean Hospital, Anaesthetics and Recovery, NSW (1), Werribee Mercy Whyalla Hospital & Health Services, Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC (1), Wimmera Base Women’s and Children’s Health, SA (1) Hospital, Staff Development Unit, VIC (1)

CALESCA MILK WARMING DEVICE: $1,700 each Manning Hospital, Paediatric Ward, NSW AMEDA PLATINUM BREAST (4) PUMP: $2,570 each Coffs Harbour Hospital, Aboriginal Midwifery Infant Health Service, NSW (2) NEOPUFF RESUSCITATION DEVICE: $1,920 each Care Flight Northern Operations, Medical, NT (1), Coffs Harbour Hospital, Operating Theatre, NSW (1), Fiona Stanley Hospital, AIRVO 2 HUMIDIFIER: Neonatal Unit, WA (5), Ipswich Hospital, Special Care $2,920 each Nursery, QLD (1), Liverpool Hospital, Neonatal Intensive Cairns Hospital, Paediatric Unit, QLD (1), Care, NSW (2), Nepean Hospital, Special Care Nursery, Manning Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1), NSW (2), Sandringham Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC Mount Druitt Hospital, Children’s (1), Wagga Wagga Hospital, Maternity Unit, NSW (2) Ward, NSW (3), Mount Druitt Hospital, Emergency, NSW (4), Nepean Hospital, Children’s Ward, AGILIA CONNECT SP MC: NSW (2), Wollongong Hospital, Children Ward, NSW (1) $1,940 each Coffs Harbour Hospital, Emergency, NSW (2) ASTODIA DIAPHANOSCOPE: RAD 5 PULSE OXIMETER: $3,410 each $2,180 each Angliss Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC Atherton Hospital, Maternity Unit, QLD (1), Armidale Hospital, Emergency, NSW (2), Blacktown Hospital, Women’s (1), Atherton Hospital, Maternity Unit, QLD and Children’s Unit, NSW (5), Boonah (2), Boonah Hospital, Nursing, QLD (1), Bowral Hospital, Hospital, Nursing, QLD (1), Bowral Paediatrics, NSW (1), Cairns Hospital, Paediatric Unit, QLD Hospital, Paediatrics, NSW (1), Box Hill (1), Campbelltown Hospital, Paediatric Unit, NSW (1), Casey Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC, (1), Casino & District Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC (1), Djerriwarrh Health Memorial Hospital, Emergency, NSW (2), Coffs Harbour Service, Special Care Nursey, VIC (1), Kempsey Hospital, Hospital, Maternity, NSW (2), Gatton Hospital, Emergency, Emergency, NSW (1), Lightning Ridge Multi-Purpose QLD (2), Ipswich Hospital, Children’s Sunshine Ward & Service, Emergency, NSW (1), Liverpool Hospital, Neonatal Paediatric Emergency, QLD (6), Kyogle Multi-Purpose Intensive Care, NSW (1), Mackay Base Hospital, Women’s Service, Emergency and Community Health, NSW (1), Health Unit, QLD (1), Mercy Hospital For Women, Neonatal Liverpool Hospital, Birthing Unit, NSW, (2), Lyell McEwin Intensive Care Unit, VIC (1), Monash Children’s Hospital, Hospital, Children’s Ward, SA (1), Sandringham Hospital, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, VIC (2), Royal Prince Alfred Emergency, VIC (2), The Northern Hospital, Maternity Unit, Hospital, Newborn Care, NSW (2), Whyalla Hospital & VIC (4), Wagga Wagga Hospital, Maternity Unit, NSW (2), Health Services, Women’s & Children’s Health, SA (1) Wauchope Hospital, Urgent Care Centre, NSW (1)

20 All donations are 100% tax deductible SYMPHONY BREAST PUMP ELECTROCARDIOGRAM WITH STAND: $3,470 each (ECG): $4,500 Central Gippsland Health Service, Angliss Hospital, Special Care Nursery, Women’s & Children’s Unit, VIC (2), VIC (1) Goulburn Hospital, Ruth Stevenson Wing Maternity, NSW (2), Echuca Regional Health, Maternity, VIC (2), Werribee Mercy Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC (2) RAD 7 PULSE OXIMETER: $4,750 each Blackwater Hospital, Emergency, QLD (1), Byron Central Hospital, Emergency, NSW NEOBLUE COMPACT LED (1), Coffs Harbour Hospital, Maternity, NSW (1), Fairfield PHOTOTHERAPY SYSTEM: Hospital, Children’s Ward, NSW (1), Gladstone Hospital, Child Health & Paediatrics, QLD (1), Ipswich Hospital, Special $4,010 Care Nursery, QLD (2), King Edward Memorial Hospital Northeast Health Wangaratta, Maternity, for Women, Neonatal Clinical Care Unit, WA (4), Kyogle VIC (1) Multi Purpose Service, Emergency & Community Health NSW (1), Nepean Hospital, Executive Unit, NSW (1), Port Pirie Regional Health Service, Yorke & Northern Midwifery Group, SA (1), Tamworth Hospital, Maternity, NSW, (4), The Tweed Hospital, Paediatric Ward, NSW (1), Wagga Wagga Hospital, Maternity Unit, NSW (2), Wollongong Hospital, NEWBORN ANNE TRAINING Emergency, NSW (1) MANIKIN: $4,140 Canterbury Hospital, Paediatrics, NSW (1)

JAUNDICE DETECTOR: $4,940 each BROSELOW PREMIER Blacktown Hospital, Women’s & Children’s Unit, NSW (2), PAEDIATRIC COLOUR CODE Bowral Hospital, Paediatrics, NSW (1), Canterbury Hospital, CART: $4,320 each Maternity, NSW (2), Dubbo Hospital, Newborn Care Unit, Central Gippsland Health Service, NSW (1), Frankston Hospital, Women’s Services Midwifery Emergency, VIC (1), Fairfield Hospital, Homecare, VIC (1), Gippsland Southern Health Service, Emergency, NSW (1) Maternity, VIC (1), Glen Innes Hospital, Maternity, NSW (1), Ipswich Hospital, Maternity, QLD (1), Kyogle Multi- Purpose Service, Child & Family Services - Community health, NSW (1), Liverpool Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1), Longreach Hospital. Maternity, QLD (2), Mercy Hospital For PEDIATRIC INTUBATION Women, Domiciliary Home Care, VIC (1), Nepean Hospital, Midwifery, NSW (2), Robinvale District Health Services, TRAINER MANIKIN TORSO: Clinical Services & Urgent Care Centre, VIC (1), Shoalhaven $4,420 Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1), Wagga Wagga Hospital, Auburn Hospital, Operating Theatre, Maternity, NSW (2), Werribee Mercy Hospital, Paediatric NSW (1) Unit, VIC (1), Wollongong Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1), Women’s & Children’s Hospital, Neonatology, SA (2)

RAD 67 PULSE OXIMETER $4,430 Peppimenarti Health Centre, NT (1)

humpty.com.au 21 Under $20,000

BILILUX LED PHOTOTHERAPY JM-105 JAUNDICE LIGHT (HOOD VERSION): DETECTOR: $9,680 each $6,660 each Port Macquarie Base Hospital, Maternity, Orange Health Service, Special Care NSW (1), South West Healthcare, Nursery, NSW (2), Wollongong Hospital, Maternity, VIC (1) Neonatal Unit, NSW (2)

BILISOFT LED PHOTOTHERAPY SYSTEM: CONNEX INTEGRATED WALL $9,990 each SYSTEM: $7,230 Armidale Hospital, Maternity & Children’s Ward, NSW (1), Geraldton Hospital, Paediatrics, WA (1) Blacktown Hospital, Women’s & Children’s Unit, NSW (1), Blue Mountains Hospital, Paediatrics, NSW, (1), Cairns Hospital, Paediatrics, QLD (1), Central Gippsland Health Service, Women’s & Children’s Unit, VIC (1), Colac Area INTELLIVUE X3 MODULE Health, Maternity, VIC (1), Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital, Special Care Nursery, NSW (1), Ipswich Hospital, Special PATIENT MONITORING Care Nursery, QLD (1), King Edward Memorial Hospital SYSTEM: $8,130 for Women, Neonatal Clinical Care Unit, WA (1), Latrobe The Tweed Hospital, Special Care Nursery, Regional Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC (1), Lyell NSW (1) McEwin Hospital, Special Care Nursery, SA (1), Lyell McEwin Hospital, Northern Area Midwifery Group Practice (NAMGP) & Home Visiting Midwives, SA (2), Nepean Hospital, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, NSW (1), Nepean Hospital, Postnatal Ward, NSW (2), Port Pirie Regional Health ALS BABY TRAINER 200: Service, Yorke & Northern Midwifery Group, SA (2), Royal North Shore Hospital, Paediatrics, NSW (1), Sandringham $8,250 Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC (1), Tamworth Hospital, Orange Health Service, Emergency, Maternity, NSW (2), Wagga Wagga Hospital, Maternity, NSW (1) NSW (2), Werribee Mercy Hospital, Special Care Nursery, VIC (1) Werribee Mercy Hospital, Paediatrics, VIC (2), Westmead Hospital, Maternity Home Care, NSW (1), Westmead Hospital, Women’s Health Clinic, NSW (1) KANMED BABY WARMER MATTRESS: $8,320 each Auburn Hospital, Newborn Care, NSW (2)

The cost of the medical equipment as published by the Humpty Dumpty Foundation is an accurate estimate of the list price at the time of publication. It also includes an allowance for handling costs, delivery, handover costs and a plaque to acknowledge the donor. The actual cost of equipment may be different at the time of purchase. Any shortfall in the cost of the equipment will be paid by Humpty, any surplus will be treated as a donation to Humpty’s general account and will be used to financially support the Foundation.

22 All donations are 100% tax deductible We can see a huge difference in the kids we treat when they are not separated from their families due to equipment shortages. Mareeba Hospital, QLD

INTELLIVUE MX450 SONOSITE POINT OF CARE MONITOR WITH MMX AND ULTRASOUND: $12,100 WALL MOUNTS: $11,910 The Bendigo Hospital, Emergency, VIC (1) Bathurst Health Service, Paediatrics, NSW (1)

BILICOCOON VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE PHOTOTHERAPY BAG: WITH C-MAC 2: $16,800 $11,930 Port Macquarie Base Hospital, Emergency, Orange Health Service, Special Care NSW (1) Nursery, NSW (1)

INTELLIVUE MX550 ALSI MEDICAL SIMULATOR: MONITOR WITH X3 MODULE: $12,060 $16,920 Broome Hospital, Maternity & Paediatric Port Macquarie Base Hospital, Maternity, Unit, WA (1) NSW (1)

CARESCAPE B450 MONITOR: INFINITY M540 STANDALONE $12,090 MONITOR AND ROLL STAND: $18,660 Lyell McEwin Hospital, Children’s Ward, SA (1) Bass Coast Health, Maternity, VIC (1)

Humpty’s Our frontline doctors and nurses need your help. Every little bit counts. Christmas By donating to Humpty’s Christmas Appeal Appeal you can help us to continue to provide urgently needed and life-saving medical equipment to hospitals across Australia.

Please donate at fundraise.humpty.com.au/christmasappeal

Show your thanks to our medical teams this Christmas 23 Over $20,000

LUMIFY HANDHELD VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE ULTRASOUND SYSTEM: WITH C-MAC 1 & 3: $26,500 $22,630 Latrobe Regional Hospital, Community Royal Darwin Hospital, Maternity, NT (1) Engagement, VIC (1)

INTELLIVUE MX450 VIDEO LARYNGOSCOPE MONITOR WITH X3 MODULE WITH BLADES: $27,460 & CENTRAL MONITORING Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital, SYSTEM: $23,920 each Special Care Nursery, QLD (1) Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Paediatrics, NSW (2)

PANDA RESUSCITATION WARMER: $34,290 each INTELLIVUE MX450 Burnside War Memorial Hospital, MONITOR WITH Maternity, SA (1), Goulburn Valley Health, X3 MODULE WITH Special Care Nursery, VIC (1), Karratha SOFTWARE: $25,970 Health Campus, Emergency, WA (1), Kempsey Hospital, Maternity, NSW (1), Wagga Wagga Hospital, Emergency, Kununurra Hospital, Paediatrics & Staff NSW (1) Development, WA (1), Moruya Hospital, Maternity, NSW (2), Shell Harbour Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1), Shoalhaven Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1), Singleton Hospital, Maternity, NSW (1), Swan Hill District Health, Maternity, VIC (1)

A generous and amazing organisation that is positively changing health experiences for families! Goondiwindi Hospital, QLD

24 All donations are 100% tax deductible The reward of a smile, instead of tears during treatments cannot be measured. Thank you for thinking of our little patients. Bass Coast Health, VIC

GIRAFFE INCUBATOR HAMILTON C1 NEO CARESTATION: $34,640 VENTILATOR, $41,970 Manning Hospital, Paediatrics, NSW (1) Latrobe Hospital, Paediatric Care, VIC (1)

INTELLIVUE MX450 MONITOR WITH HAMILTON T1 NEO MICROSTREAM EXTENSION VENTILATOR, $59,880 BUNDLE: $36,990 Liverpool Hospital, Emergency, NSW (1) Manning Hospital, Paediatrics, NSW (1)

GIRAFFE WARMER: GIRAFFE OMNIBED $38,480 each CARESTATION: $61,440 Wollongong Hospital, Neonatal Unit, Alice Springs Hospital, Neonatal Unit, NSW (2) NT (1)

ATOM INCU I 101 INCUBATOR: FABIAN HFOI NEONATAL & $40,820 PAEDIATRIC VENTILATOR: Cowra Health Service, Maternity, NSW (1) $114,730 Westmead Hospital, Neonatology, NSW (1)

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Show your thanks to our medical teams this Christmas 25 Dr. Louise Woodward with Davey in transport incubator

Benjamin on his one year anniversary of his transport in the incubator Right Top: Benjamin preparing for transportation, suffering from critical coarctation of the aorta

One transport incubator, 20 lives saved in just 24 months

Dr. Louise Woodward

A transport incubator donated by the Humpty Dumpty babies were dying of congenital heart disease and other Foundation has enabled Royal Darwin Hospital to complex conditions that required emergency surgery that provide seriously ill babies in the Northern Territory with couldn’t be performed locally. access to life-saving treatments that were previously Until 2018, we relied on interstate neonatal transport unavailable. teams to fly in to Darwin and collect babies that required Royal Darwin Hospital is one of the most remote hospitals emergency care. The long distances meant the trips could in Australia, servicing a widely dispersed and often take 24-48 hours. Unfortunately some babies did not have disadvantaged population. Our team manages some of that time to spare, and 10-20% either died or experienced the sickest and most vulnerable children without access serious complications due to delayed treatment. to specialist treatments that are taken for granted in In 2018, the Humpty Dumpty Foundation donated a larger hospitals in capital cities. sophisticated neonatal transport incubator with mobile Whilst outcomes have improved significantly over the intensive care unit and the Neonatal Emergency Transport years, the Northern Territory continues to have the highest Service NT at Royal Darwin Hospital was born! Our team neonatal and infant mortality rate in the country. Some of five doctors and eight nurses can directly transport

26 All donations are 100% tax deductible sick babies to interstate hospitals within hours of their diagnosis, reducing the time to access urgent treatment and providing intensive care to keep them safe in the plane.

Having this local capability has dramatically improved the outcomes for critically ill babies requiring specialised surgery and other treatments that are not available in 20 babies Darwin. are alive today thanks to the neonatal transport We can facilitate their incubator donated in 2018. It has immediate travelled 65,000kms and can be transport to specialist used for babies that are only a few , saving hospitals interstate hours old up to 5 weeks of age. precious time and lives.

Since this incredible donation, we have performed 20 had interstate transports, including six babies with life- 9congenital babies heart disease, threatening conditions who would have certainly died all were life threatening; without the service. There has not been a single death or of those babies, 5 were serious complication since the transports began. We had “time critical” ie. a need had three babies who were so ill they were not expected for cardiac surgery urgently to survive the flight to Melbourne. Against the odds, we with risk of harm with every got them all there safely. They responded to treatment, hour that surgery is delayed. made full recoveries and are back with their families today. One of those transports was among the longest trips made in Australia (if not the world) with a baby on high frequency ventilation.

The paediatric team, the children of the Northern Territory, and their families are extremely grateful to the generosity had complications7 babiesof prematurity. of the Humpty Dumpty Foundation, which continues to make an enormous difference to the quality of healthcare that can be delivered in regional and remote Australia.

had3 complexbabies congenital anomalies requiring specialised surgery of those babies, 1 had a time critical and severe condition.

and 1 baby needed neurosurgery.

Davey was so unstable that even changing his nappy caused life- threatening instability. His only hope for survival was a special type of lung therapy, only available at the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne, 4,000kms away

humpty.com.au 27 This is Lauren. She has survived 132 surgeries.

Humpty’s Christmas Appeal

You can make a difference to kids like Please donate Lauren, Humpty’s Junior Ambassador. at fundraise.humpty.com.au/ By donating to Humpty’s Christmas christmasappeal Appeal you can help us to continue or to provide urgently needed and 1. Use your camera to hover over the QR code below. life-saving medical equipment to 2. Click the link that appears hospitals across Australia. and follow prompts to donate. Our frontline doctors and nurses need your help.

Your donation will make a difference, every little bit counts. Over $25,000 in prizes to be won!

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Humpty’s Ultimate Christmas Wine Raffle

Humpty’s Ultimate Wine Raffle – with appreciation The third prize, a Penfolds Icons Six Pack, generously to James Halliday AM, wineries from across Australia, donated by Penfolds. Penfolds and our fine wine partner Langton’s – a selection Prizes of mixed wine packs have also been curated of the best of the best Australian wines can be yours. from the 2020 Halliday Wine Companion. All wine has Humpty’s Ultimate Wine Raffle includes an impressive 30 been donated to the Humpty Dumpty Foundation from prizes to be won. First prize is the Ultimate Cellar featuring the cellar doors of Australia’s biggest wine names. The 300 bottles curated by Langton’s from the 2020 Halliday Humpty Dumpty Foundation has been blessed with an Wine Companion. The second prize features five bottles extensive history and support from Australian wineries of Penfolds Grange presented in a beautiful teak box. and James Halliday. Raffle Prizes 1 ticket for $20 10 tickets for $100 1st Prize Ultimate Cellar featuring 300 bottles 30 tickets for $250 – refer to full list on next page Get in quick, the raffle 2nd Prize Penfolds Grange – Five bottles in a stunning closes on the 20th December. handcrafted teak presentation case Vintages 1970, 1980, 1986, 1991, 1997 Buy tickets now 3rd Prize Penfolds Icons Six Pack, generously donated See the full list of the prizes and purchase by Penfolds includes; Bin 111a 2016, Grange tickets at langtons.com.au/lp/humptys- 2016, RWT 2018, Bin 389 2018, Bin 707 2018, ultimate-raffle St Henri 2017 or 4th Prize 1. Use your camera to hover over Henschke Hill of Grace Pack the QR code below. Two Bottles Vintages 1992, 2002 2. Click the link that appears and 5th Prize 96-points Red mixed 6 pack purchase your tickets to WIN! 6th – 7th Prize 95-points Red mixed 6 pack 8th – 9th Prize 95-points White mixed 6 pack 10th – 13th Prize A selection of regional wine 3 pack 14th – 21st Prize Varietal twin pack 22nd – 30th Prize A Langton’s $100 voucher

Thank you to the many Australian wineries for their ongoing support 29 Humpty’s Ultimate PTS VINTAGE BOTTLES Other Whites & Sweet Wine Cellar 96 2017 Flowstone Gewurztraminer, Margaret River 1 96 2018 Hahndorf Hill Winery Gru Gruner Veltliner, Adelaide Hills 4 96 2017 Lillypilly Estate Wines Noble Blend Sweet White, 2 Riverina 375ml 95 2016 Lillypilly Estate Wines Noble Harvest Sweet White, 4 Riverina 375ml 95 2017 De Bortoli Deen De Bortoli Vat 5 Botrytis Semillon, 2 Riverina 95 2016 De Bortoli Noble One Botrytis Semillon, Riverina 375ml 1 PTS VINTAGE BOTTLES 94 2018 Jericho Wines Fiano, Adelaide Hills 2

Sparkling Rosé 1 96 2012 Brown Brothers Patricia Sparkling Pinot Noir Chardonnay, 95 2018 The Hedonist Sangiovese Rose, McLaren Vale 1 King Valley 94 2018 Shingleback Haycutters Salmon Rose, 1 94 NV Brown Brothers Blanc de Noir Limited Release Sparkling 2 Various Regions - SA Pinot Noir, Tumbarumba 94 NV Brown Brothers Sparkling Pinot Noir Chardonnay Pinot 2 Pinot Noir Meunier, King Valley 94 2013 Peter Lehmann The Black Queen Sparkling Shiraz, 1 97 2016 Moorooduc Estate The Moorooduc McIntyre Pinot Noir, 1 Barossa Valley Mornington Peninsula 96 2017 Bream Creek Pinot Noir, Southern TAS 1 Chardonnay 96 2016 Mount Terrible Jamieson Pinot Noir, Alpine Valleys 2 98 2016 Flowstone Queen Of The Earth Chardonnay, 1 96 2016 Provenance Pinot Noir, Geelong 1 Margaret River 95 2018 Dr Edge Tasmania Pinot Noir, Various Regions - TAS 3 1 98 2015 Robert Oatley The Pennant Chardonnay, Margaret River 95 2017 Mandala Matriarch Pinot Noir, Yarra Valley 3 1 96 2017 Moorooduc Estate The Moorooduc McIntyre Chardonnay, 95 2017 Paringa Estate Robinson Vineyard Pinot Noir, 1 Mornington Peninsula Mornington Peninsula 1 95 2018 Lake's Folly Chardonnay Hunter 95 2017 Riposte by Tim Knappstein The Sabre Pinot Noir, 1 95 2017 Brown Brothers Patricia Chardonnay, Various Regions - 1 Adelaide Hills AU 95 2017 Shadowfax Little Hampton Pinot Noir, Macedon Ranges 1 1 95 2017 Greenstone Estate Series Chardonnay, Yarra Valley 95 2016 Austins & Co Custom Collection - Ruby May Pinot Noir, 1 95 2017 Mandala Compass Chardonnay, Yarra Valley 1 Geelong 95 2017 Montrose Chardonnay, Mudgee 1 95 2016 Provenance Pinot Noir, Ballarat 1 95 2017 Pooley Wines Butchers Hill Chardonnay, Southern TAS 1 94 2018 Norfolk Rise Pinot Noir, Robe 1 (Magnum) 94 2017 Moss Wood Pinot Noir, Margaret River 3 1 95 2017 Pooley Wines Cooinda Vale Chardonnay, Southern TAS 94 2017 Narkoojee Reserve Pinot Noir, Gippsland 1 (Magnum) 6 95 2017 Riposte by Tim Knappstein The Katana Chardonnay, 2 94 2016 Gala Estate Estate Pinot Noir, East Coast TAS Adelaide Hills 94 2016 Provenance Pinot Noir, Macedon Ranges 1 95 2017 Robert Oatley Finisterre Chardonnay, Margaret River 1 94 2016 Riposte by Tim Knappstein The Sabre Pinot Noir, 1 95 2017 Santolin Gladysdale Chardonnay, Yarra Valley 1 Adelaide Hills 1 95 2017 Shadowfax Chardonnay Macedon Ranges Cabernet Sauvignon 95 2016 Ngeringa Summit Vineyard Chardonnay, Adelaide Hills 2 1 94 2017 Heirloom Vineyards Chardonnay, Adelaide Hills 1 98 2016 Woody Nook Gallaghers Choice Cabernet Sauvignon, Margaret River 1 94 2017 Millbrook Estate Limited Release Chardonnay, 97 2015 Flowstone Queen Of The Earth Cabernet Sauvignon, 1 Various Regions - WA Margaret River 2 94 2017 Passel Estate Chardonnay, Margaret River 96 2016 Majella Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra 4 94 2017 Woody Nook Single Vineyard Chardonnay, Margaret River 3 96 2016 Olivers Taranga DJ Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon, 1 McLaren Vale Riesling 96 2015 Geoff Merrill Parham Cabernet Sauvignon, 2 Various Regions - SA 97 2018 Abbey Creek Riesling, Great Southern 6 96 2014 Majella GPL68 Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra 4 95 2018 Henschke Julius, Riesling, Eden Valley 1 95 2017 Capel Vale The Scholar Cabernet Sauvignon, 1 95 2018 Jeanneret Seven Hill Single Vineyard Riesling, Clare Valley 2 Margaret River 95 2018 Poonawatta Estate The Eden Riesling, Eden Valley 3 95 2017 Fallen Giants Cabernet Sauvignon, Grampians 1 95 2018 Stage Door Wine Co. The Green Room Riesling, 2 95 2017 Robert Oatley Cabernet Sauvignon, Margaret River 2 Eden Valley 95 2017 Shingleback Davey Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, 1 95 2018 Taylors St Andrews Riesling, Clare Valley 1 McLaren Vale 95 2018 Z Wine Saul Riesling, Eden Valley 1 95 2016 Blue Pyrenees Estate The Richardson Cabernet 1 94 2017 Grigori Family Reserve Riesling, Clare Valley 2 Sauvignon, Pyrenees 95 2016 d'Arenberg The Coppermine Road Cabernet Sauvignon, 1 McLaren Vale Semillon 95 2016 Zema Estate Cabernet Sauvignon, Coonawarra 1 95 2018 Audrey Wilkinson Winemakers Selection Semillon, Hunter 1 95 2015 Tumblong Hills J-Block Cuvee Cabernet Sauvignon, 2 94 2018 Krinklewood Biodynamic Vineyard Semillon, Hunter 2 Gundagai 3 94 2017 Leogate Estate Creek Bed Reserve Semillon, Hunter 2 94 2016 Fox Creek Three Blocks Cabernet Sauvignon, McLaren Vale 94 2016 Langmeil Jackaman's Cabernet Sauvignon, Barossa Valley 1 Sauvignon Blanc & Blends 94 2016 Shaw Family Vinters Lazy T Cabernet Sauvignon, 2 94 2017 Flowstone Sauvignon Blanc, Margaret River 1 McLaren Vale 94 2017 Willow Bridge Estate Bookends Sauvignon Blanc 2 94 2016 Shaw Family Vinters RMS Limited Release Cabernet 2 Semillon, Geographe Sauvignon, McLaren Vale 94 2016 Vasse Felix Cabernet Sauvignon, Margaret River 1 94 2012 Blue Pyrenees Estate Richardson Reserve Cabernet 1 Sauvignon, Pyrenees PTS VINTAGE BOTTLES PTS VINTAGE BOTTLES

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300 BOTTLES Saving lives in Denpasar, Bali

Taree to Sydney May 1979

NETS - looking after our country cousins

Dr. Andrew Berry

A service that began with a city doctor grabbing Once the patient was stabilised, a road or air ambulance some supplies and catching a taxi to a rural hospital would transport them to a neonatal or paediatric ICU. The has evolved into NETS, a sophisticated state-wide very sickest patients who needed intubation would be retrieval service that has stabilised and transported over ‘hand-bagged’. An incubator might be borrowed from an 60,000 critically ill children in NSW. Andrew Berry, who ambulance station but power plugs in ambulances often conducted his first retrieval in 1977 and whose name didn’t work so the baby was wrapped to keep them warm. is synonymous with NETS, reflects on 44 years of life- The temperature of babies in these incubators was always saving service to the community. a huge concern: there was no thermometer and we often The origins of NETS, the Newborn and paediatric didn’t know if the incubator was even working. Emergency Transport Service hark back to the 1970s. At the time metropolitan doctors were sometimes asked Too cold and it was to travel to rural or regional hospitals to resuscitate a bad for newborn or child prior to emergency transport. Gathering supplies and their black anaesthetic bag, the doctor would survival; too warm and usually catch a taxi or in some cases an air ambulance or breathing was depressed, plane might be chartered. especially in premature infants.

32 All donations are 100% tax deductible I recall asking our medical superintendent if the hospital Australia seeking help to bring his tiny daughter home. could purchase its own incubator, and then asked the We didn’t do that sort of thing! biomedical engineer to attach a temperature display on Still, within 10 days a purpose-built transport system was the perspex top with a probe to monitor the temperature made to fit into a Qantas 747 and we were on our way continuously. It was revolutionary! to Los Angeles. The baby weighed just 700g and was In 1972, Australia’s first helicopter rescue service was on a ventilator. The team flew ahead, to unpack and re- launched in Sydney to help save swimmers out of reach construct the life support system in the local NICU. A of life savers. The Wales Rescue helicopter was initially second aircraft with six large cylinders of medical air and available on weekends in summer, but in 1976 it became oxygen strapped to the seats met us at the airport for the available all year round, and offered to help transport long journey home. The infant transport system was fixed patients between hospitals. to a stretcher above other seats. 27 seats for just one tiny baby was something of a record! This required figuring out how to power up our new incubator in the helicopter, and we had our first mission Then in 1984, the premature baby of a prominent family in May 1977, transporting a 1-week old baby from Taree in Brunei needed cardiac surgery. Admission had been to Sydney. The helicopter had never been so far - and at organised in the Brompton Hospital in London but no one night. The baby was extremely sick and had a cardiac could transport the 1.5kg baby. British Airways contacted arrest in flight over the Harbour Bridge. The crew helped Qantas and within 2 hours, our team was on its way. from the front seat with a torchlight. The hospital had no A local team had brought the baby to a Singapore airport helipad so it was another 20 minutes by road ambulance to meet us, but while in the incubator the baby’s body to the hospital. Very sadly, just after arrival, the baby temperature had reached 44 degrees - dangerously high. had another cardiac arrest - this time untreatable. We It took half the flight to London to slowly lower it. The understood then that to benefit from the speed of the surgery went ahead as planned and the baby recovered helicopters, hospitals needed helipads as much as they but for years I worried about the possible effects of the needed ambulance bays. We also learnt that the baby had high body temperature. Happily, I recently found out that been deteriorating for a long while before calling for help. he is now in his thirties and a successful stockbroker!

In both of these international transports, a nurse If only there was a service which volunteered to accompany the doctor, but it became clear that this should be standard for all missions. So, from 1985 rural and regional hospitals 12 nurses were employed at Prince Of Wales Children’s and Royal Alexandra Hospital for all transports. could call for retrieval In 1989, the Child Flight service was launched. It provided as early as practical, with advice twin-engine, two-pilot helicopters allowing teams from from experts to help both children’s hospitals in Sydney to travel long distances gauge the in most weather conditions at an unprecedented level of urgency and severity safety. of the case. Some maternity hospitals including the Royal North Shore Hospital were also transporting newborns so it got to the stage where there were six different teams providing In 1981, an extremely premature infant was born to paediatric transport, so a local hospital might have to call Australian parents in California. The father returned to around for help; a bit like looking for a bed.

NETS Ambulances donated by Humpty

humpty.com.au 33 In 1995, it was decided to bring together the various neonatal and paediatric transport teams under one roof, with a single hotline to call for help. The Newborn and 1 in 38 paediatric Emergency Transport Service settled in to a refurbished building; replaced in 2004 with a purpose built facility housing ambulances, helicopters, clinical children in rural NSW teams and coordination all in one place. will be transported by

NETS has built a strong partnership with the Humpty NETS sometime during Dumpty Foundation. For example, we needed dedicated their childhood ambulances to accommodate specialised equipment for infants and children, which regular ambulances weren’t designed to carry. Humpty funded five of these ambulances, which now conduct over 65% of all NETS missions. In 2013 Humpty supplied 26 Good Egg packs to support The five paediatricians from Tweed to Broken Hill to Albury- Wodonga going to the aid of a rural hospital while NETS NETS ambulances was on the way. donated by Humpty have travelled over The NETS team is proud to partner 1 million kilometres with the Humpty Dumpty since 2008 Foundation to support and care for babies and children during their sometimes precarious journey to good health.

As a country kid I have always been passionate about closing the gap between the access that urban children have to specialised neonatal and paediatric care, and transported NETS compared to their peers in rural and remote areas. One in thirty-eight children in rural NSW will be transported teams and patients by NETS sometime during their childhood and it is very satisfying to know that so many rural children and their 18,582 times families have benefited from the work we do.

Dr. Andrew Berry Andrew was educated in rural and regional NSW. He studied medicine at the University of Sydney and University of Adelaide, qualifying in 1975.

An internship in Broken Hill in 1976 was followed by paediatric training in several metropolitan hospitals. He was awarded his FRACP and by 1982 was Staff Specialist at RAHC and Head of Department of Neonatology from 1985 – 1995. Andrew’s real passion has always been the retrieval of sick infants and children. Andrew did his first retrieval in 1977 and is still conducting retrievals in 2020 – that is 44 years of retrieval!

34 All donations are 100% tax deductible Christmas Wine Packs

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langtons.com.au/lp/humptys-wine-packs 35 It shouldn’t matter where you live, but sadly it does. Children in remote communities that make up Australia’s most vulnerable populations, have some of the highest rates of rheumatic heart disease in the world. Many end up needing open heart surgery, and some do not survive. It’s a modern day, Australian tragedy. Dr Joshua Francis, Paediatrician and Senior Research Fellow, Royal Darwin Hospital and Menzies School of Health Research

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