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The latest news at Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service.

Don't wait to have hearing loss diagnosed

“The kids were telling me for ages, ‘you are going deaf Dad’ and they used to call me ‘Hey’ because that’s what I said all of the time,” Patrick said.


Research funds for children with broken arms

A Queensland Advancing Clinical Research Fellowship of almost $145,000 will help Dr Peter Snelling complete a research project which explores the benefits of point-of-care ultrasound for children with broken arms.


New Nerang breast screening clinic to boost accessibility

A new stop for BreastScreen Queensland’s mobile service will help boost access to free breast cancer screening for women from Nerang and surrounding areas.


World Cancer Day an opportunity to remember health battles continue despite pandemic

With conversations about health dominated by COVID-19 for the past 12 months, Gold Coast Health Clinical Nurse Consultant Debbie Royal says World Cancer Day (4 February 2021) is a good time to stop and remember that other health battles continue.


PhD to discover what is most important to patients in new model of care

Gold Coast Health dietitian Rumbi Mutsekwa spent as long as she could avoiding doing a PhD, but the task eventually caught up with her.


Nurse Practitioner inspired by personal experience

“My mum died in hospital but I was able to care for my dad at home for end of life – I had absolutely no idea what I was doing,” she said.


Gold Coast Health nurse practitioner leads the way in rheumatology

Linda Bradbury has more than 20 years’ nursing experience in the field of rheumatology and was the first rheumatology nurse practitioner (NP) to be endorsed and work in Australia.


Monthly Projects Enrolling Participants

Monthly projects enrolling participants


Early bubs thrive at home with new program

GOLD Coast families who have experienced pre-term births are being reunited earlier thanks to a new Gold Coast Health service which aims to get premature babies home earlier.


Patient considers every day a miracle after terminal cancer diagnosis

Helen Delaney was given eight months to live but thanks to what she calls her “miracle juice” the Gold Coast grandmother will spend another wonderful Christmas with her family – more than two and half years on from her diagnosis.