News

27 September 2023

The student and the teacher: Meet the PAH Endocrinologist delivering award-winning training

PA Hospital’s Staff Specialist Endocrinologist Dr Jack Lockett has cultivated a rare talent for excelling at learning and teaching at the same time.

25 September 2023

ESAT takes out Team of the Year at IND Awards

Members of QEII’s Elective Surgery Access Team (ESAT) - Urology are celebrating after winning Team of the Year at the QEII Hospital 2023 International Nurses Day Awards.

21 September 2023

A splash of blue breathes new life into Respiratory ward

Staff at PAH’s Neurosciences and Respiratory Wards unveiled the newly renovated 2D.1 conference room and balcony in a combined grand opening event this week.

20 September 2023

Big ward wins big for stroke care excellence

QEII Hospital’s stroke care team has been named one of four endorsed Queensland stroke units to deliver best practice stroke care for 2022.

15 September 2023

All-new online educational hub fast-tracks SCI care

The Queensland Spinal Cord Injuries Service (QSCIS) are streamlining spinal cord injury care information for clinicians with the launch of an all-in-one online educational hub.

15 September 2023

ED staff check wellbeing pulse

The PA Hospital Emergency Department have provided evidence once again that their team love language is providing an explosion of thoughtfulness through food, colour and frivolity with yet another amazing event on R U OK? Day.

15 September 2023

PA dialled up the delight for R U OK Day

Adorable alpacas, fantastic food trucks and creative costumes lit up Princess Alexandra Hospital as teams across the campus went all-out to celebrate R U OK? Day on 14 September.

13 September 2023

Ceremonial blessing for next project in QEII Hospital Expansion Program

QEII staff, executives and community members gathered on-site to celebrate the commencement of site works on the hospital’s modular Allied Health and Ambulatory Care building on 7 September.

12 September 2023

Hearing voices research awarded

For more than 10 years, Gordon Kay and his colleagues in Metro South Addiction and Mental Health Services have been improving access to therapy for people who hear distressing voices.