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Safe, timely care for Queensland kids despite COVID-19
Queensland’s sickest and most seriously injured children and young people have continued to access safe, timely healthcare services despite the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Study to uncover new treatments for children with life-threatening antibiotic-resistant infections
Children’s Health Queensland is leading a national study focused on finding new antibiotics and better treatment options for some of the most serious multi-drug-resistant infections in children.
Statewide sepsis team recognised with international award
Congratulations to the Queensland Paediatric Sepsis Project team who recently won a 2020 Global Sepsis Alliance Award (Governments and Healthcare Authorities category).
Sepsis study aims to deliver life-saving rapid bedside tests
Queensland Children’s Hospital clinicians will lead Australia’s largest paediatric sepsis study, with the goal of using gene-expression testing to reduce the time it takes to diagnose the life-threatening infection.
Birdie’s new book helping kids cope with feelings and fears about coronavirus
Children’s Health Queensland has launched a new book as part of the Australian-first Birdie’s Tree series to help support young children during, and after, the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
Jacaranda Place a symbol of strength and resilience
Queensland’s new mental health extended treatment centre for young people at Chermside will be known as ‘Jacaranda Place’
