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As a member of the Project User Group (PUG) and a clinical advisor, Nurse Unit Manager of the Central Sterilising Department (CSD) Kylie Coad is helping to ensure every design detail for the new Coomera Hospital is thoughtfully crafted with the needs of both staff and patients in mind.

Meet Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ Clinician Nurse Consultant at Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ¡¯s Central Sterilising Department Robyn Williams ¨C one of the clinical brains behind the design of the new Coomera Hospital.

Gold Coast University Hospital¡¯s (GCUH) new Sub-Acute Building will feature 10 staff artworks designed to help enhance the patient experience and spark meaningful conversations. The theme, ¡°An Image to Spark a Conversation¡±, focuses on creating a visually engaging environment to help connect patients to their surroundings through local Gold Coast imagery, sights and wildlife.

The Tugun Satellite Health Centre (Banyahrmabah) healing garden continues to flourish with the addition of a new sandblasting feature at the base of its existing First Nations public art and yarning circle.?

The design for the new Child and Youth Mental Health Services (CYMHS) fit-out at Proxima has been finalised, following extensive collaboration between clinicians, designers and young people with lived experience.?

In celebration of Harmony Week and International Women¡¯s Day, the Creative Health Hub is showcasing two new exhibitions that will be on display in our hospitals throughout March.?

International Women¡¯s Day Exhibition at Gold Coast University Hospital??

Following a state-wide consultation process with clinicians for the Satellite Hospital Program (SHP), the Tugun Satellite Hospital will now be called Tugun Satellite Health Centre.

Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ¡¯s Asset Management Services (AMS) People and Operations?team plays a vital role in maintaining and sustaining hospital infrastructure and ensuring clinical teams have the reliable equipment and facilities they need to provide world-class patient care.

Electrical Engineering Student at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Mark Nemetallah brought a fresh perspective to the Gold Coast Secure Mental Health Rehabilitation Unit (SMHRU) project through the Learning Experience and Academic Placement (LEAP) program.

After years in mental health across the UK, working in forensic, crisis, acute, rehab and military settings, John Chacksfield found his passion in supporting people with complex needs in secure care.