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Metro North Health Chief Executive announces retirement

20 August 2025|

Today, Metro North Health Chief Executive Adjunct Professor Jackie Hanson announced her retirement after 47 years in the public health sector. Metro North Health Board Chair Bernard Curran expressed his gratitude to Jackie for her service to health.

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Events

2025 CKW Research Symposium

Date: Wednesday 3 September 2025
Time: 9:00am 1:00pm
Venue: Caboolture Hospital Education Centre & Online

  • ECMO 2025

Adult Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation ECMO Course 2025

Date: 4-7 November 2025
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital, Education Centre

This 4-day course will enable multidisciplinary teams with little ECMO experience to provide ECMO for patients with severe cardiac and respiratory failure.

Media enquiries

Office hours: 8.00am-5.00pm Phone: (07) 3647 9522 Email: metronorthnews@health.qld.gov.au

#Nextcare Health Conference - Click for more information and to register

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With the generous skills of our friends at Pine Rivers Men's Shed, Caboolture Hospital's youngest patients now have a fun way to take part in their hearing tests.

The Men’s Shed team handcrafted three marble race games that help children aged three to seven years show when they’ve heard a sound during testing. Instead of pressing a button, little ones drop a marble into the toy – turning a hearing test into a fun game.

These games are especially important for children at risk of hearing loss, like three-year-old Frances, who is having her hearing monitored as part of Queensland’s Healthy Hearing Program.

With a family history of hearing loss, regular checks mean any concerns can be picked up early to support speech and language development. 💙 Thank you Pine Rivers Men's Shed!
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With the generous skills of our friends at Pine Rivers Mens Shed, Caboolture Hospitals youngest patients now have a fun way to take part in their hearing tests. 

The Men’s Shed team handcrafted three marble race games that help children aged three to seven years show when they’ve heard a sound during testing. Instead of pressing a button, little ones drop a marble into the toy – turning a hearing test into a fun game.
 
These games are especially important for children at risk of hearing loss, like three-year-old Frances, who is having her hearing monitored as part of Queensland’s Healthy Hearing Program.
 
With a family history of hearing loss, regular checks mean any concerns can be picked up early to support speech and language development. 💙 Thank you Pine Rivers Mens Shed!

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Beautiful!!!

My daughter got to use this at her hearing test and she had so much fun she keeps asking to go pack and play again. It made something medical super fun. Thankyou

Thankyou for the mention and appreciation. I will take the credit for making these which I did and it was a pleasure to make them. Contact us if you need more of these made. Murray Bean, c/o Pine Rivers Men's Shed.

Narelle Nicholls

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