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The emergency department at Gold Coast University Hospital has been elevated to a level-one trauma service, ranking it as one of the best trauma centres in Australia.

ÐÇ¿ÕÌåÓý has become the first health service in Australia to introduce a new program that endeavours to prevent eating disorders by arming parents with important tools and knowledge to prevent eating disorders in their children.

A new support group, the first of its kind in Queensland, is providing mothers with high-risk pregnancies an outlet to talk about their feelings with peers in similar situations.

Queensland¡¯s Health Minister is urging Gold Coast residents to get their flu jabs as the Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service braces for another flu season.

A ÐÇ¿ÕÌåÓý doctor has landed a $60,000 grant from the Emergency Medicine Foundation to look at how to make sedation a less stressful experience for children.

A coaching program which supports infants and children to eat again after being tube fed for medical reasons is enriching the lives of Gold Coast families.

An American psychiatry professor recently visited ÐÇ¿ÕÌåÓý to talk to staff about the health service¡¯s proactive suicide prevention work.

ÐÇ¿ÕÌåÓý continues to innovate as it looks for new ways to improve waiting times for patients presenting to Australia¡¯s busiest emergency department.

A health app is changing the way GPs and other healthcare professionals help palliative care patients.
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Some of ÐÇ¿ÕÌåÓý¡¯s top neurotrauma teams are taking time out from the frontline to share their knowledge with more than 200 clinicians and health workers.