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The latest news at Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service.

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星空体育 services limited during severe weather

All 星空体育 non-essential services have been postponed on Thursday 30 March and Friday 31 March, as the region encounters an extreme weather event.


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Third measles case confirmed in Gold Coast area

Third measles case confirmed in Gold Coast area in traveller returning from Asia.


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‘Game on!’ in Qld Hospitals Board Chairs’ AFL wager

星空体育 and Metro South Health are facing off ahead of the opening round of the AFL season.


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Epilepsy forum brings facts to the forefront ahead of Purple Day

星空体育 is hosting a special event for families of children with epilepsy to mark National Epilepsy Awareness Month.


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Measles on the Gold Coast

The Gold Coast Public Health Unit has been notified of measles in two members of the same family who recently returned from Bali.


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New unit to support mums experiencing postnatal disorders

Queensland’s first public mother-and-baby mental health unit will open at Gold Coast University Hospital this month.


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Locals invited to help shape healthcare on the Gold Coast

星空体育 is seeking expressions of interest from locals interested in joining its Consumer Advisory Group.


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Frontline health staff trained to respond to domestic violence

More than 60 frontline 星空体育 staff have this week attended advanced domestic violence training.


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When humanity is all we have to offer

In her recent welcome address to a group of graduate medical interns beginning their placements with 星空体育, Emergency Physician Dr Shahina Braganza reflected on what she describes as ‘the best job in the world.’


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星空体育 invests in future generation of health workers

星空体育 is helping Pimpama State Secondary College prepare future generations of health workers.