Queensland Health

Overview

The public health system of Queensland, Australia is responsible for delivering health services across the state. Operating as a government body, it encompasses sixteen statutory Hospital and Health Services (HHS), the Department of Health, and the Queensland Ambulance Service. Each HHS manages local health services, and Children's Health Queensland provides specialized pediatric care statewide. The Department of Health oversees critical support functions such as payroll, finance, IT, and clinical governance.

A wide range of healthcare offerings are provided, including hospital inpatient care, surgical procedures, emergency services, mental health programs, immunization, and chronic condition support. Primarily serving Queensland Medicare card holders, the system also extends select services to residents of New South Wales and the Northern Territory. With a substantial annual budget and a commitment to accessible, quality healthcare, it serves the diverse needs of children, families, seniors, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples throughout Queensland.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: 13-13-74-68
• Website: health.qld.gov.au
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/queensland-health

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Hospital inpatient
• Allied health
• Outpatient & emergency
• Childrens health
• Community & mental health
• Patient safety
• Aged care
• Telehealth
• Medical
• Rural health
• Nursing & midwifery
• Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander health
• Oral health
• Hospitals & health care
• Remote patient monitoring
• Healthcare delivery
• Healthcare regulation
• Public health
• Public health system
• Health promotion
• Public health emergency response
• Health policy
• Healthcare innovation
• Public health management
• Health system integration
• Healthcare analytics
• Hospital and health services
• Health infrastructure management
• Health workforce management
• Health data management
• Healthcare technology
• Health policy and governance
• Telehealth services
• Healthcare funding
• Healthcare workforce development
• Clinical services
• Healthcare infrastructure planning
• Emergency services
• Health infrastructure
• Healthcare service delivery in remote areas
• Clinical support
• Health information systems
• Digital health solutions
• Health workforce
• Health promotion programs
• Rural health services
• Healthcare quality assurance
• Indigenous health
• Healthcare services
• Healthcare partnerships
• Healthcare policy implementation
• Health information technology
• Healthcare workforce training
• Healthcare compliance
• Government
• Services
• Offices of physicians
• Risk assessment
• Health, wellness & fitness
• Health care

Technologies Used

• Microsoft Office 365
• Outlook

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches