A new Maternal Early Childhood Sustained Home-visiting Program (MECSH) is assisting vulnerable families from the antenatal period up to two years old.

Women, Newborns and Children's Clinical Director Professor Doug Shelton is celebrating 30 years with Gold Coast Health. On World Children's Day, he looks back on how far paediatric healthcare has come.

Australian swimming legend Michael Klim has conquered countless challenges in the pool, but his toughest test to date falls outside the sporting arena.

The Secure Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit (SMHRU) has added another accolade to its name, taking out the Master Builders Queensland State Award for ‘Health Facility over $20 million’.

Gold Coast Public Health Unit (GCPHU) is urging people to monitor for symptoms after a locally acquired case of measles was confirmed on the Gold Coast. 

With a calm conviction and a deep sense of purpose, Dr Courtney Jones is helping transform the way health care thinks about its environmental footprint.

A Gold Coast woman is determined to find the positives in her breast cancer diagnosis by sharing her journey and encouraging other women to prioritise their health.

Chris Bowden’s role as Deputy Medical Director of Anaesthetics at Gold Coast University Hospital (GCUH) keeps him busy enough as it is, but his passion for health equity means he often travels to less developed countries to share his knowledge. 

Gold Coast Public Health Unit (GCPHU) is urging people to monitor for symptoms after a confirmed case of measles attended a Gold Coast event while unknowingly infectious.

Anyone who visited the Sea World ‘Spooky Nights’ event (including the exit gift shop) on Friday 24 October between 6:30pm – 9pm may have been exposed to the virus.

While this location does not pose an ongoing risk, people who attended this location should be on the lookout for signs and symptoms up to and including Tuesday 11 November.

For Gold Coast Health Dr Jessamine (Jessie) Liu, caring for older adults is about more than managing medical complexity – it’s about humanity, connection and restoring dignity when people need it most.