Haemophilia Centre (Queensland)
The Queensland Haemophilia Centre is a state-wide service based at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. It is closely associated with a similar service at the Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital. The Centre provides multidisciplinary care for those with Haemophilia, von Willebrand’s disorder and other inherited bleeding disorders.
Services include:
- specialist haemophilia nursing
- Haemophilia Physiotherapy
- Haemophilia Social Work and Psychology Services.
Coming to the Centre
The Centre is located on Level 4 of the Joyce Tweddell Building. Check in at the main reception desk in the waiting room. If you are feeling unwell when you arrive, please tell the reception desk, so a nurse can see you straight away.
Coming to Level 4, Joyce Tweddell Building
How to find your way to Level 4 of the Joyce Tweddell Building for a Haemophilia clinic.
Weekend and after hour access
The main access doors are locked by security between approximately 10.00pm and 6.00am. To access the hospital, it is go through the Emergency Department. Please notify nursing staff if you anticipate being locked out of the ward or the Joyce Tweddell Building, or if you have any family members expected after 10.00pm or before 6.00am.
Weekend and after hours access
When coming for treatment on weekends find out where you need to go for your clinic.