The Transition 2 sub-acute (T2SA) project emerged from early work undertaken by a group of allied health professionals from across the central and north-west belt of Queensland. Staff came together to explore ways to improve the patient’s sub-acute journey, especially for those from rural and remote communities.
Richard Harris, a physiotherapist and rural generalist trainee at Longreach Hospital, was at a stage in his career where he was looking for a new challenge. He was ready to study again and thanks to the Queensland Health Allied Health Rural Generalist Pathway, he could.
'Recognising the critically unwell child' was a recurring theme at our recent Sepsis Breakthrough Collaborative learning session.
Winners of the annual Department of Health and Queensland Health Awards for Excellence were announced in Brisbane last night, with Clinical Excellence Queensland winning a swag of awards.
Advancing Kidney Care 2026 won the Minister’s Award for Excellence, including a first prize of $50,000, at the Queensland Health and Department of Health Awards for Excellence.
The PROV-ED Project Team recently presented their eighth Innovation Showcase at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Emergency and Trauma Centre (RBWH ETC) as part of their quest to promote value-based care in Queensland’s emergency departments.
The finalists for the 2019 Department of Health and Queensland Health Awards for Excellence have been announced, with Clinical Excellence Queensland (CEQ) having 11 nominees across 10 categories.
SWAPNet has gone global, with its Co-Chair, Dr Jane Elms, presenting at the World Airway Management Meeting in Amsterdam.
Queenslanders can now store all their important healthcare information in one place thanks to CEQ’s Care Alert Kit.
The Safer Baby Bundle is designed to address evidence practice gaps in stillbirth prevention and includes a series of evidence-based eLearning modules.
