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18 November 2024

Staff recognised for 10 years of care at Children's Health Queensland

About 1,900 members of the Children’s Health Queensland team have been recognised for a decade of service to Queensland children and their families.

06 November 2024

Gallery showcases virtual worlds created by sick kids

Virtual worlds created by patients at the Queensland Children’s Hospital (QCH) have been curated in an exhibition, showcasing the Future Stories project.

01 November 2024

Student-led artwork to feature in Dakabin Youth Hub

Dakabin State High School students have shared their ideas to inspire the design of artwork that will be showcased in the Dakabin Youth Hub.

25 October 2024

Children’s Health Queensland developing anti-racist educational intervention for health workers

CHQ will work alongside researchers from the QUT’s Carumba Institute and the University of Queensland (UQ) to develop, implement and evaluate an Indigenous anti-racist educational intervention for health workers.

22 October 2024

Exhibition celebrates first decade of care at Queensland Children’s Hospital

Ten years of smiles, milestones and moments that matter are at the heart of a new exhibition showcasing the first decade of care at the Queensland Children’s Hospital.

16 October 2024

Research to Bridge the Heart Gap with First Nations families

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people needing heart surgery will help co-design a model to ensure more timely and culturally safe care closer to home.

17 September 2024

90 children gifted a new kidney over the past decade at the Queensland Children’s Hospital

90 children have been gifted a new kidney since the Queensland Children’s Hospital (QCH) opened its doors ten years ago, in 2014.

15 August 2024

Juiced TV expands its educational program across Queensland

More Queensland children and their families will have access to the educational resources of Juiced TV, as it expands its health literacy content across the state.

31 July 2024

New model of care for Queensland babies that could transform peanut allergies for young children

Queensland Children's Hospital, one of 10 Australian paediatric hospitals, part of a world first peanut oral immunotherapy (OIT) program.