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New Qld Children's Hospital

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• A brand new hospital
  • Why build a new hospital?
  • Our philosophy of care
  • Your questions answered
  • A role for volunteers
• Planning
  • Project governance structure
  • Strategic Advisory Committee
  • Governance of the hospital
  • Communication
  • Project Coordination Management Committee
  • Health services planning
  • Clinical advisory groups
  • Milestone reporting
  • Presentations
• Community consultation
  • Talking and Planning together
  • Advisory Group - Community Consultation
  • Establishing a Family Advisory Council
  • Family engagement - Tell us what you think
  • Creating a Childrens Hospital Youth Forum
  • Younger children and children in the community
• Building our new hospital
  • Status of current construction work
  • Planning Development Phase and Schematic Design
  • Hancock street Car Park Project
  • Development Area
• Publications and news
• Contact us

The new QCH will be purpose-designed to suit the current and future needs of children, young people and their families. As a world class hospital it will provide the latest facilities and health care services available anywhere in the world. The site chosen for the new hospital is centrally located and is close to all major transport links - there is a major bus station immediately opposite, close proximity to South Brisbane Railway Station, easy freeway access and about 2,500 car parking spaces on the campus with more planned for the new hospital.  Out-of-town families and visitors can access the nearby Southbank Parklands and Cultural Centre with ease. ○ Why build a new hospital? ○ Agreement between Queensland Health and Mater Health Services paving the way for the QCH ○  Vision, Mission and Values ○ Our philosophy of care ○ Your questions answered ○ A role for volunteers ○ Joint Qld Health/AMA Qld Forum process and outcome report