Metro North Public Health Unit (MNPHU) has confirmed a case of measles in a child from North Brisbane.

Redcliffe Hospital has made the finals of the 2018 International Hospital Federation (IHF) Awards, which honour innovations and outstanding achievements in the healthcare industry around the world.

A perinatal mental health nurse with a passion for horses has been recognised for her innovative research exploring how equine therapy can support the mental health of perinatal mothers.

Team Kilcoy were carried home on the shoulders of adoring fans after dominating the competition in the inaugural Metro North Hospital of Origin.

Two high school students have kick started their health careers at the North Lakes Health Precinct.

A family fun day will be held at St Columban’s College in Caboolture as part of Metro North Hospital and Health Service NAIDOC Week Celebrations (8-15 July 2018).

A record breaking funding grant of $5.1 million from The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation is driving vital research into chronic lung disease.

Kate Phillips is gearing up to make history by becoming the world’s first double organ recipient to compete in an iron man championship.

Six nurses and three nursing teams from The Prince Charles Hospital have been recognised for their outstanding contribution to health care at the hospital’s annual Nursing Excellence Awards.

Trading a night’s sleep for a good cause, a team of 25 Metro North staff completed the annual Darkness to Daylight Challenge at Southbank Parklands.

Rachelle was born at just 27 weeks 30 years ago. She came back to Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital for a very special reunion.

Caboolture Hospital midwife Mary-Ellen Russelhuber has been named Queensland Midwife of the Year.

The young mob from Tullawong schools in Caboolture have a simple message to their peers – brush your teeth so you’re looking good!

Kidney Health Service staff celebrated Kidney Health Week this year with a special focus on women’s health.

The Anzac spirit was alive and well at the Brighton Health Campus with the annual Anzac Day Sunset Service seeing more than 600 residents, patients, staff, cadets and locals coming together to mark one of Australia’s most important occasions.

Hospitals across Queensland are mobilising for a sharp increase in flu patients ahead of the busy winter period.

Cardiac surgeons from The Prince Charles Hospital have performed Queensland’s first heart transplant using new ground breaking technology that will allow more patients to receive life-saving heart transplants.

In a move that will save hundreds of the state’s tiniest patients, Queensland’s NeoRESQ Service is now equipped with the latest state-of-the-art technology and two additional clinical rooms.