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Healthy Kindy Kids giving Queensland children a head start
Queensland children are now being offered free vision, hearing, speech and language screening during kindergarten to identify any developmental concerns early and support their transition to school.
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27.10.2026
The power of a smile in Logan’s Acute Cognitive Unit
The Logan Acute Cognitive Unit supports hospital patients experiencing delirium and/or dementia to safely transition from hospital back to their families or aged care homes. -
27.10.2026
What happens after someone dies?
In this episode, we learn about what happens after an expected death in a hospital or home setting. -
26.10.2026
Local genetic testing helping sick Queensland kids sooner
Queensland Health's pathology services have been slashing diagnosis times for children with immune conditions, helping families get answers sooner and reducing the need for DNA samples to be sent overseas.