Hervey Bay Hospital
Queensland Health provides free public hospital emergency care across the state
to people who are seriously injured or ill and need treatment.
This page tells you how busy a hospital emergency department (ED) is, and gives
information on its performance. For further information about emergency departments
and how to access emergency services visit
ED Facts.
When a person arrives at an ED for treatment, a qualified triage nurse assesses
how urgent their condition is and assigns a category according to the Australasian
Triage Scale. There are five triage categories, where 1 is most urgent and 5 is
least urgent.
The triage system ensures that people most in need of care are treated first. Patients
are seen in order of medical priority and not in order of arrival.
Daily emergency department information
Data relating to ambulance bypass and emergency department capacity was removed in February 2013, in accordance with the recommendations of the Metropolitan Emergency Department Access Initiative.
Monthly emergency department information for April 2013
Monthly emergency department information
Data relating to ambulance bypass and emergency department capacity was removed in February 2013, in accordance with the recommendations of the Metropolitan Emergency Department Access Initiative.
Monthly emergency department information for April 2013
Monthly emergency department information for children under 14 for April 2013
All data is preliminary and subject to change. - indicates data not available or not applicable.
Source: Queensland Health Emergency Department Data Collection, except off-stretcher times sourced from Queensland Ambulance Service eARF Database and capacity status sourced fromQueensland Health Emergency Capacity Hospital Overview.