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After spending more than 200 days in hospital despite being medically ready to leave, 67-year-old Stephen is finally packing his bags and heading somewhere he can call home.
The much‑loved Book Nook at Robina Hospital has received a fresh new look, thanks to a vibrant hand‑painted mural by local Gold Coast artist Michelle Le Plastrier. Created and managed by the Creative Health Hub, the Book Nook has long been a favourit…
Three years ago, Upper Coomera mother of three Amber's life changed in an instant when she suffered a major stroke. Now, she and partner Jason are reflecting on their journey in the hope of encouraging others facing similar circumstances.
Gold Coast Health social workers support patients through life’s toughest moments, offering psychosocial care and connecting them to services. Initiatives like Dress Her with Dignity restore dignity to survivors of violence by providing new clothing …
They came from Weipa, Mt Isa, Magnetic Island and our own maternity wards. Who? The participants in Gold Coast Health's inaugural mental health Strength with Immersion Model (SwIM) program.
Dr Rachel Marr is first in Queensland to earn a fellowship in forensic medicine through the formal Royal Australasian College of Pathologists training program. Completing the project wraps up a long-held goal for Dr Marr, says she 'loves'. "It’s a cr…
It’s the end of an era for our Gold Coast Public Health Unit (GCPHU). Four staff with a cumulative 100 years’ experience have retired, leaving a significant legacy in public health. The unit farewelled Communicable Disease CNC Fiona, Environmental He…
Gold Coast University Hospital’s (GCUH) very own Dr Rahul Joshi has been awarded the Global Impact Award from Operation Smile Australia for his contribution to transforming the lives of children with complex craniofacial conditions across Asia.
After losing both legs in a devastating motor vehicle accident, Stephen faced an uncertain future. Six years on, the Gold Coast Health trauma survivor is thriving.