Children’s Health Queensland

A statewide network of health services and professionals delivering world-class care for Queensland kids.

Queensland Children's Hospital

General enquiries 07 3068 1111
Surgical admissions 07 3068 1790
For emergencies call 000
For non-urgent health advice call 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84)

Address: 501 Stanley Street
South Brisbane Queensland 4101

Visiting Queensland
Children's Hospital

Ellen Barron Family Centre

We offer inpatient and virtual programs for families who need help with sleep, feeding and behaviours with their baby or toddler.
Phone: 1300 408 213
Jacaranda Place

We provide mental health treatment for young people with severe or complex mental health difficulties who need specialist care.
Phone: 07 2105 6000
Yarrabilba Family and Community Place

We provide health, education and social programs to support families in the Yarrabilba and Logan Rivers communities.
Phone: 07 5518 9400

Health A to Z

Your guide to conditions, symptoms and treatments, including what to do and when to get help.

For health professionals

Emergency care resources

Clinical guidelines, skill sheets and emergency medicine resources for clinicians working in Queensland paediatric emergency departments.
Antimicrobial stewardship

Search our antimicrobial formulary and drug restrictions and view infection management guidelines for antibiotic medicines.
Transport coordination and advice line

Health professionals can call our CATCH team for specialist paediatric advice or to organise inter hospital transfers and transport.
Refer a patient

Learn how to refer your patient to our specialist outpatient services and download our referral forms.

News

17 September 2024

90 children gifted a new kidney over the past decade at the Queensland Children’s Hospital

90 children have been gifted a new kidney since the Queensland Children’s Hospital (QCH) opened its doors ten years ago, in 2014.
Children's health

Organ and tissue donation

Young people's health
13 September 2024

Button batteries: the tiny tech dangerous for kids

While they are shiny and tiny, button batteries can cause severe injury and even death if ingested or inserted by a child, so it’s important to act quickly.
Children's health
09 September 2024

Know the Signs of Sepsis

Could it be sepsis? These are four words that can have an immediate impact on the treatment of a child and can save a life. Do you know the signs of sepsis in babies and kids?
Children's health

Sepsis

Last updated: September 2024