Queensland Children’s Hospital (QCH)

Children’s Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service, Queensland Health, Queensland Government

Queensland Children's Hospital buildings with distinctive architectural designs, including one structure with vertical green shading fins and another with a patterned, perforated façade. In the foreground, landscaped greenery with shrubs and grass slopes leads up to the buildings. A roadway with a few cars is partially visible to the right under a lightly overcast sky.

The Queensland Children's Hospital is Queensland's dedicated paediatric tertiary and quaternary service.

QCH delivers life-changing paediatric care for families living in Queensland and northern New South Wales.

Children's Health Queesland Hospital and health Service is the govenring body for QCH and enables the integration of world-class care and translational research.

All paediatric clinical specialities are co-located at QCH and work collaboratively with research partners via the Centre for Children's Health Research.

QCH is Queensland's main paediatric site for clinical trials and research, which are led by QCH clinicians.

Website
https://www.childrens.health.qld.gov.au/qch/
Organisation type
  • Research Hospital
  • Queensland statutory authority
Number of research staff
300-500 research staff
Address
501 Stanley St, South Brisbane QLD 4101

Strengths and capabilities

  • Onsite medical imaging including CT, Ultrasound, Nuclear Medicine, MRI, General X-Ray, DXA/BMD
  • Onsite paediatric pathology services
  • Onsite pharmacy including Aseptic Production Unit and Clinical Trials Pharmacists
  • Integrated statewide medical records

Facilities and major equipment

  • Dedicated and co-located paediatric research centre (Centre for Children's Health Research)
  • Tertiary and quaternary facilities and services

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