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Launched during Mental Health Month, Beyond a Brain Injury explores the emotional impact of acquired brain injury (ABI), bringing together the Clayton family’s lived experience and expert insights from Queensland Children’s Hospital clinicians.

In 2026, our Prep Vision Screening program is celebrating 10 years and more than 400,000 screens in Queensland schools.

Queensland Children’s Hospital is the first in Australia to embed smart inhaler technology into standard clinical care.

Children’s Health Queensland has partnered with Health Infrastructure Queensland and Arts Queensland to guide the creation of inclusive, culturally safe and healing environments for patients, staff and communities.

Children’s Health Queensland hosted its inaugural Disability Showcase, to celebrate the people, partnerships and initiatives helping create more inclusive and accessible healthcare and workplace environments.

Pint-sized scrubs, big questions, and wide-eyed wonder filled the Queensland Children’s Hospital as young cardiac patients went behind the scenes at the annual Queensland Paediatric Cardiac Service Open Day.

The exhibition, celebrating First Nations artworks in the Children’s Health Queensland collection, showcases more than 40 artworks sourced through the Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF).

Disability Inclusion Action Plan launch at the Queensland Children’s Hospital

Ward 10b reign top of the toy box, winning the Golden Bedpan Award with its ‘Mario Kart’ theme.

When a child experiences a brain injury, life can change in an instant. Hear from families and clinicians about navigating the emotional impact, grief and uncertainty in the early stages of recovery.

Life after a child’s brain injury brings new challenges and adjustments. Families and clinicians share insights on navigating grief, supporting mental health and finding hope as recovery continues.