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Gold Coast Health has seen a significant decrease in paediatric RSV admissions since the program expanded in December 2024.

Gold Coast Health is preparing to open the new H Block (Sub-Acute Building) at Gold Coast University Hospital (GCUH), with services scheduled to commence in stages from late September.

Tessa and Greg Harlock have donated more than $3,000 in resources for bereaved families, after their son Noah was stillborn last year.

A new ophthalmology service which helps prevent vision loss has celebrated its first birthday by reaching an important milestone: completing more than 5,000 intravitreal injections.

The first consumers have now settled into the new Banksia Unit at Gold Coast Health’s Secure Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit, with all 20 rooms expected to be occupied by the end of this month.

Gold Coast Health has reached a milestone in the development of its new purpose-built Child and Youth Mental Health Services facility at Proxima, with the internal fit-out tender process officially closed on 12 May.

The team was awarded the Velocity Award at the Queensland Health Research Showcase, recognising teams that implement their research from theory into practice, implementing real-world solutions.

The Queensland Government recently announced the Hospital Rescue Plan, following an independent review into the planning and delivery of health infrastructure projects across the state.

With the recent installation of one of Queensland’s most advanced Nuclear Medicine imaging systems, Gold Coast University Hospital is cutting scan times, improving image clarity and opening new doors for research into life-saving therapies.

Kirsty Macarthur brings 20+ years of experience in surgical, aged and community care to lead the Acute Cognitive Unit and Geriatric Evaluation and Management Unit from the ground up.

The Gold Coast Health Trauma Service is applying innovative research and data analysis to blaze a new path for trauma recovery services.

Gold Coast Health has proudly celebrated the graduation of its inaugural Workplace Based Assessment (WBA) cohort – the first group of International Medical Graduates (IMGs) to complete the program since its launch.

Gold Coast Health has welcomed more than 50 newly qualified nurses (NQN) to our team in our latest intake of healthcare graduates.

Robina Hospital’s Transfer Unit and patient shuttle service are celebrating one year of operation, marking a major milestone in delivering safer, smoother and more supported patient care.

Gold Coast Health is bringing care closer to home for people experiencing debilitating hearing loss.