Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service

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Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service announcement about Agnes Water health infrastructure.

06.10.2022 Operating theatres included for New Bundaberg Hospital

Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service (WBHHS) wishes to reassure the community, in light of recent comments made by the Federal Member for Hinkler Keith Pitt, regarding the New Bundaberg Hospital.

Wide Bay Public Health Unit is asking residents who work with animals to get vaccinated against Q Fever after a rise in cases this year. Q Fever is caused by the bacteria Coxiella burnetii, carried by animals such as cattle, sheep, goats and kangaroos.

09.09.2022 Notice of Q Fever in the Wide Bay

Wide Bay residents who work with animals are being urged to get vaccinated against a bacterial disease that has been identified across the region.

07.09.2022 Weekly COVID-19 update 7 September, 2022

As of 10am Wednesday, 7 September there were 14 admitted patients with COVID-19 in hospital care within the Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service. With one additional patient being supported by our COVID-19 virtual ward.

05.09.2022 Childers and Biggenden medical positions

On behalf of Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service (WBHHS), I would like to express gratitude to Dr Mondia for his years of dedicated services and support to the Childers community.

Members of the Hervey Bay fever clinic team look back on their service to the community during their last week of operation.

01.09.2022 After 29 months and over 150,500 COVID-19 tests, Wide Bay HHS fever...

Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service (WBHHS) fever clinics will be administering their last COVID-19 test tomorrow (Friday, 2 September), bringing a close to the team’s significant contribution to the pandemic response.

31.08.2022 August 31 - Weekly Wide Bay HHS COVID-19 update

As of 10am Wednesday, 31st August there were 30 admitted patients with COVID-19 in hospital care within the Wide Bay Hospital and Health Service. With an additional three patients being supported by our COVID-19 virtual ward.

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