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26
Aug
2026

Advanced Life Support – Level 1 Course

Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.

Professional development

9
Sep
2026

Advanced Life Support – Level 1 Course

Time: TBS
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital

Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.

Professional development

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The Prince Charles Hospital

627 Rode Road
CHERMSIDE QLD 4032

Phone: (07) 3139 4000

Kallangur Satellite Health Centre

9 Stoker Way
KALLANGUR QLD 4503
Phone: (07) 3285 0000

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2 days ago

"Nine years ago, I failed a medical so within two weeks I got a pacemaker and was defibbed a couple of times throughout the years. I slowly started to go downhill in five years with cardiomyopathy and started coming to Brisbane in 2022 for treatment. I worked up to transplant and qualified, they've got to match things like size, and need to match a certain blood type, and so I received my transplant recently. I spent four days in ICU. All the staff have been awesome; it's like a little family here. We own a transport company so hoping to get my truck licence back and get back to some travel, I really want to go to Tasmania."

💭 Monday Mantra, Wayne, TPCH Ward 1B Patient
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Nine years ago, I failed a medical so within two weeks I got a pacemaker and was defibbed a couple of times throughout the years. I slowly started to go downhill in five years with cardiomyopathy and started coming to Brisbane in 2022 for treatment. I worked up to transplant and qualified, theyve got to match things like size, and need to match a certain blood type, and so I received my transplant recently. I spent four days in ICU. All the staff have been awesome; its like a little family here. We own a transport company so hoping to get my truck licence back and get back to some travel, I really want to go to Tasmania.

💭 Monday Mantra, Wayne, TPCH Ward 1B Patient

Comment on Facebook

Good to see you looking so well Wayne, speedy recovery so you can get back to doing what you love with your lovely family. ❤️

Good luck hope you get your wish

You will definitely get to Tassie Wayne.

All the best with your recovery and your plans to get to Tasmania.

Woohoo goo Wayne!

Yes they are awesome people

Best of luck Wayne

Good luck you will get to Tasmania! ❤️💜

Be patient, with yourself. All will be good 👍

All the best with your recovery.Hope you get to see how beautiful Tasmania is

All the best mate

I hope you get a k on your feet soon and get that trip to Tassie .one of the nicestplzces in 5he world to visit. So much to see so peaceful and the food and people are the best.

Looking great Wayne, you have been in our thoughts, you and your family, back on the road in no time. It is wonderful that you received this gift. Take care

RBWH is the best

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5 days ago

With around 15,000 Australian’s diagnosed and 9,000 lives lost each year, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in Australia. 🫁

Thanks to funding from the Australia Cancer Research Foundation and the University of Queensland, the Lung Cancer Screening Centre of Excellence (LUSCE, pronounced Lucy!) will service rural and remote communities, providing early detection to save lives.

To access this service, you can join the Australian Lung Screen Trial via the link below and be in the know when LUSCE is coming to town near you. 💜🚑

metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/TPCH/australianlungscreentrial
... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Thankyou Dr Fong and your amazing team, forever building a healthier qld. Particularly for regional communities.👏🏻

Good initiative Where we can find out location and timetable?

What an amazing achievement to have to get this almost on the road! Great work team 🎉👏

Absolutely wonderful to see ♥️

Excellent work team!

Won’t go past proceed.

View more comments

1 week ago

Queensland mum and Townsville nurse Melainie knew something wasn't quite right with her health, but it was only when she fell pregnant with her first child that she learned she had a rare lung disease.

Melainie is currently being cared for by the TPCH Transplant team as she waits for a lung transplant whilst also balancing raising her eight-month-old baby, Fletcher.

"Last year, I started struggling to breathe and after invasive investigations was diagnosed with pleuroparenchymal fibroelastosis, a very rare and progressive type of interstitial lung disease," she said.

"If that wasn’t enough of a shock, two days after receiving my diagnosis we found out I was eight weeks pregnant!

"Unfortunately, my lung function has continued to deteriorate, and I'm currently being worked up for a double lung transplant. As you can imagine, it’s a very surreal feeling when I have professionally cared for those in the Intensive Care Unit as they donated their organs."

While Melainie hasn't been listed for a lung transplant yet, she knows it’s just around the corner and understands the importance of raising awareness around registering and talking to your loved ones about organ and tissue donation.

It only takes one minute to register as an organ and tissue donor at donatelife.gov.au or through Medicare. Be the reason that someone like Melainie can get a second chance at life. 🩷
... See MoreSee Less

Queensland mum and Townsville nurse Melainie knew something wasnt quite right with her health, but it was only when she fell pregnant with her first child that she learned she had a rare lung disease.

Melainie is currently being cared for by the TPCH Transplant team as she waits for a lung transplant whilst also balancing raising her eight-month-old baby, Fletcher.

Last year, I started struggling to breathe and after invasive investigations was diagnosed with pleuroparenchymal fibroelastosis, a very rare and progressive type of interstitial lung disease, she said.

If that wasn’t enough of a shock, two days after receiving my diagnosis we found out I was eight weeks pregnant!
 
Unfortunately, my lung function has continued to deteriorate, and Im currently being worked up for a double lung transplant. As you can imagine, it’s a very surreal feeling when I have professionally cared for those in the Intensive Care Unit as they donated their organs.

While Melainie hasnt been listed for a lung transplant yet, she knows it’s just around the corner and understands the importance of raising awareness around registering and talking to your loved ones about organ and tissue donation. 

It only takes one minute to register as an organ and tissue donor at donatelife.gov.au or through Medicare. Be the reason that someone like Melainie can get a second chance at life. 🩷

Comment on Facebook

You’re in great hands Melainie, my late father had a double lung transplant under the TPCH team when I was just 6 years old. The life saving transplant gave him an extra 17 years of life to watch me grow into an adult with my own children.

Best Wishes big time ❤️

Prayer coming up for a complete healing over your lungs condition Nurse.🙏

Praying for you Melanie

Thinking and praying for you Melanie 🙏🏻 keep strong in the Lord. He will never leave you nor forsake you.

Melainie you are an AMAZING nurse and it was always a delight working with you at TUH. We are sending you many wishes for a smooth journey and hope you are so well supported at TPCH. Just shout if we can help you with anything while you are in Brisbane!

Keep going

Omg so hard with a baby 🙁 I am a complex heart patient of PCH just had an amazing team looking after me last week. Hope you get through this soon 🌻

Best wishes Melainie and family.

All the best Melanie, 🙏🙏🙏

Good luck! It’s important to talk to your family about being an organ donor as well, it’s such an amazing gift.

I hope everything goes well Melanie, sending lots of love, courage and prayers, from a fellow nurse and mum🩵

You are in good hands @ TPCH

Thinking of you and will have you in my prayers! 🩷💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🫂🫂

Wishing you well Melanie in your journey as a transplant recipient 🙏🙏🙏

Wishing you all the best for your journey ahead ❤️ And congratulations on your beautiful family

Good luck with everything.

You are amazing Melainie. Thinking of you and wishing you all the best for your transplant. To go through all of this whilst raising a little baby, is phenomenal strength.

You're doing amazing Melanie! 🙌 Stay strong, you've got this! 💪 Little Fletcher is one lucky baby to have a mom like you ❤

All the best. From personal experience the doctors at this hospital are some of the best in the country. You are in good hands.

Such a strong beautiful lady and mumma!! You got this Melainie. Thinking of you and your beautiful family ❤️

Good luck Melanie your in the best possible place on the planet for treatment. The PCH is the best they do marvellous life saving surgery.

Best of luck Melanie 🙏🤛🏻🫁❤️❤️❤️

You will be under the BEST care there. Stay strong, Melanie.

Misty Hunter

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Building better
health services
for our community
$456 million invested over
the next five years and major
infrastructure projects underway.
Find out more.
Masks are
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Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.
Need the Emergency Department?
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The Prince Charles Hospital

Rode Road
CHERMSIDE QLD 4032

Phone: (07) 3139 4000

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

/ MetroNorthHHS

Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction icons
2 days ago

"Nine years ago, I failed a medical so within two weeks I got a pacemaker and was defibbed a couple of times throughout the years. I slowly started to go downhill in five years with cardiomyopathy and started coming to Brisbane in 2022 for treatment. I worked up to transplant and qualified, they've got to match things like size, and need to match a certain blood type, and so I received my transplant recently. I spent four days in ICU. All the staff have been awesome; it's like a little family here. We own a transport company so hoping to get my truck licence back and get back to some travel, I really want to go to Tasmania."

💭 Monday Mantra, Wayne, TPCH Ward 1B Patient
... See MoreSee Less

Nine years ago, I failed a medical so within two weeks I got a pacemaker and was defibbed a couple of times throughout the years. I slowly started to go downhill in five years with cardiomyopathy and started coming to Brisbane in 2022 for treatment. I worked up to transplant and qualified, theyve got to match things like size, and need to match a certain blood type, and so I received my transplant recently. I spent four days in ICU. All the staff have been awesome; its like a little family here. We own a transport company so hoping to get my truck licence back and get back to some travel, I really want to go to Tasmania.

💭 Monday Mantra, Wayne, TPCH Ward 1B Patient

Comment on Facebook

Good to see you looking so well Wayne, speedy recovery so you can get back to doing what you love with your lovely family. ❤️

Good luck hope you get your wish

You will definitely get to Tassie Wayne.

All the best with your recovery and your plans to get to Tasmania.

Woohoo goo Wayne!

Yes they are awesome people

Best of luck Wayne

Good luck you will get to Tasmania! ❤️💜

Be patient, with yourself. All will be good 👍

All the best with your recovery.Hope you get to see how beautiful Tasmania is

All the best mate

I hope you get a k on your feet soon and get that trip to Tassie .one of the nicestplzces in 5he world to visit. So much to see so peaceful and the food and people are the best.

Looking great Wayne, you have been in our thoughts, you and your family, back on the road in no time. It is wonderful that you received this gift. Take care

RBWH is the best

View more comments

5 days ago

With around 15,000 Australian’s diagnosed and 9,000 lives lost each year, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in Australia. 🫁

Thanks to funding from the Australia Cancer Research Foundation and the University of Queensland, the Lung Cancer Screening Centre of Excellence (LUSCE, pronounced Lucy!) will service rural and remote communities, providing early detection to save lives.

To access this service, you can join the Australian Lung Screen Trial via the link below and be in the know when LUSCE is coming to town near you. 💜🚑

metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/TPCH/australianlungscreentrial
... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Thankyou Dr Fong and your amazing team, forever building a healthier qld. Particularly for regional communities.👏🏻

Good initiative Where we can find out location and timetable?

What an amazing achievement to have to get this almost on the road! Great work team 🎉👏

Absolutely wonderful to see ♥️

Excellent work team!

Won’t go past proceed.

View more comments

1 week ago

Queensland mum and Townsville nurse Melainie knew something wasn't quite right with her health, but it was only when she fell pregnant with her first child that she learned she had a rare lung disease.

Melainie is currently being cared for by the TPCH Transplant team as she waits for a lung transplant whilst also balancing raising her eight-month-old baby, Fletcher.

"Last year, I started struggling to breathe and after invasive investigations was diagnosed with pleuroparenchymal fibroelastosis, a very rare and progressive type of interstitial lung disease," she said.

"If that wasn’t enough of a shock, two days after receiving my diagnosis we found out I was eight weeks pregnant!

"Unfortunately, my lung function has continued to deteriorate, and I'm currently being worked up for a double lung transplant. As you can imagine, it’s a very surreal feeling when I have professionally cared for those in the Intensive Care Unit as they donated their organs."

While Melainie hasn't been listed for a lung transplant yet, she knows it’s just around the corner and understands the importance of raising awareness around registering and talking to your loved ones about organ and tissue donation.

It only takes one minute to register as an organ and tissue donor at donatelife.gov.au or through Medicare. Be the reason that someone like Melainie can get a second chance at life. 🩷
... See MoreSee Less

Queensland mum and Townsville nurse Melainie knew something wasnt quite right with her health, but it was only when she fell pregnant with her first child that she learned she had a rare lung disease.

Melainie is currently being cared for by the TPCH Transplant team as she waits for a lung transplant whilst also balancing raising her eight-month-old baby, Fletcher.

Last year, I started struggling to breathe and after invasive investigations was diagnosed with pleuroparenchymal fibroelastosis, a very rare and progressive type of interstitial lung disease, she said.

If that wasn’t enough of a shock, two days after receiving my diagnosis we found out I was eight weeks pregnant!
 
Unfortunately, my lung function has continued to deteriorate, and Im currently being worked up for a double lung transplant. As you can imagine, it’s a very surreal feeling when I have professionally cared for those in the Intensive Care Unit as they donated their organs.

While Melainie hasnt been listed for a lung transplant yet, she knows it’s just around the corner and understands the importance of raising awareness around registering and talking to your loved ones about organ and tissue donation. 

It only takes one minute to register as an organ and tissue donor at donatelife.gov.au or through Medicare. Be the reason that someone like Melainie can get a second chance at life. 🩷

Comment on Facebook

You’re in great hands Melainie, my late father had a double lung transplant under the TPCH team when I was just 6 years old. The life saving transplant gave him an extra 17 years of life to watch me grow into an adult with my own children.

Best Wishes big time ❤️

Prayer coming up for a complete healing over your lungs condition Nurse.🙏

Praying for you Melanie

Thinking and praying for you Melanie 🙏🏻 keep strong in the Lord. He will never leave you nor forsake you.

Melainie you are an AMAZING nurse and it was always a delight working with you at TUH. We are sending you many wishes for a smooth journey and hope you are so well supported at TPCH. Just shout if we can help you with anything while you are in Brisbane!

Keep going

Omg so hard with a baby 🙁 I am a complex heart patient of PCH just had an amazing team looking after me last week. Hope you get through this soon 🌻

Best wishes Melainie and family.

All the best Melanie, 🙏🙏🙏

Good luck! It’s important to talk to your family about being an organ donor as well, it’s such an amazing gift.

I hope everything goes well Melanie, sending lots of love, courage and prayers, from a fellow nurse and mum🩵

You are in good hands @ TPCH

Thinking of you and will have you in my prayers! 🩷💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🫂🫂

Wishing you well Melanie in your journey as a transplant recipient 🙏🙏🙏

Wishing you all the best for your journey ahead ❤️ And congratulations on your beautiful family

Good luck with everything.

You are amazing Melainie. Thinking of you and wishing you all the best for your transplant. To go through all of this whilst raising a little baby, is phenomenal strength.

You're doing amazing Melanie! 🙌 Stay strong, you've got this! 💪 Little Fletcher is one lucky baby to have a mom like you ❤

All the best. From personal experience the doctors at this hospital are some of the best in the country. You are in good hands.

Such a strong beautiful lady and mumma!! You got this Melainie. Thinking of you and your beautiful family ❤️

Good luck Melanie your in the best possible place on the planet for treatment. The PCH is the best they do marvellous life saving surgery.

Best of luck Melanie 🙏🤛🏻🫁❤️❤️❤️

You will be under the BEST care there. Stay strong, Melanie.

Misty Hunter

View more comments

Masks are
encouraged
here…
Masks are an important defence against respiratory illness and protection from dust and other airborne hazards.
Need the Emergency Department?
Try the Virtual Emergency Care Service first.
#Nextcare Health Conference - Click for more information and to register

Latest news


Events


/ MetroNorthHHS

Comments Box SVG iconsUsed for the like, share, comment, and reaction icons
2 days ago

"Nine years ago, I failed a medical so within two weeks I got a pacemaker and was defibbed a couple of times throughout the years. I slowly started to go downhill in five years with cardiomyopathy and started coming to Brisbane in 2022 for treatment. I worked up to transplant and qualified, they've got to match things like size, and need to match a certain blood type, and so I received my transplant recently. I spent four days in ICU. All the staff have been awesome; it's like a little family here. We own a transport company so hoping to get my truck licence back and get back to some travel, I really want to go to Tasmania."

💭 Monday Mantra, Wayne, TPCH Ward 1B Patient
... See MoreSee Less

Nine years ago, I failed a medical so within two weeks I got a pacemaker and was defibbed a couple of times throughout the years. I slowly started to go downhill in five years with cardiomyopathy and started coming to Brisbane in 2022 for treatment. I worked up to transplant and qualified, theyve got to match things like size, and need to match a certain blood type, and so I received my transplant recently. I spent four days in ICU. All the staff have been awesome; its like a little family here. We own a transport company so hoping to get my truck licence back and get back to some travel, I really want to go to Tasmania.

💭 Monday Mantra, Wayne, TPCH Ward 1B Patient

Comment on Facebook

Good to see you looking so well Wayne, speedy recovery so you can get back to doing what you love with your lovely family. ❤️

Good luck hope you get your wish

You will definitely get to Tassie Wayne.

All the best with your recovery and your plans to get to Tasmania.

Woohoo goo Wayne!

Yes they are awesome people

Best of luck Wayne

Good luck you will get to Tasmania! ❤️💜

Be patient, with yourself. All will be good 👍

All the best with your recovery.Hope you get to see how beautiful Tasmania is

All the best mate

I hope you get a k on your feet soon and get that trip to Tassie .one of the nicestplzces in 5he world to visit. So much to see so peaceful and the food and people are the best.

Looking great Wayne, you have been in our thoughts, you and your family, back on the road in no time. It is wonderful that you received this gift. Take care

RBWH is the best

View more comments

5 days ago

With around 15,000 Australian’s diagnosed and 9,000 lives lost each year, lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths in Australia. 🫁

Thanks to funding from the Australia Cancer Research Foundation and the University of Queensland, the Lung Cancer Screening Centre of Excellence (LUSCE, pronounced Lucy!) will service rural and remote communities, providing early detection to save lives.

To access this service, you can join the Australian Lung Screen Trial via the link below and be in the know when LUSCE is coming to town near you. 💜🚑

metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/TPCH/australianlungscreentrial
... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Thankyou Dr Fong and your amazing team, forever building a healthier qld. Particularly for regional communities.👏🏻

Good initiative Where we can find out location and timetable?

What an amazing achievement to have to get this almost on the road! Great work team 🎉👏

Absolutely wonderful to see ♥️

Excellent work team!

Won’t go past proceed.

View more comments

1 week ago

Queensland mum and Townsville nurse Melainie knew something wasn't quite right with her health, but it was only when she fell pregnant with her first child that she learned she had a rare lung disease.

Melainie is currently being cared for by the TPCH Transplant team as she waits for a lung transplant whilst also balancing raising her eight-month-old baby, Fletcher.

"Last year, I started struggling to breathe and after invasive investigations was diagnosed with pleuroparenchymal fibroelastosis, a very rare and progressive type of interstitial lung disease," she said.

"If that wasn’t enough of a shock, two days after receiving my diagnosis we found out I was eight weeks pregnant!

"Unfortunately, my lung function has continued to deteriorate, and I'm currently being worked up for a double lung transplant. As you can imagine, it’s a very surreal feeling when I have professionally cared for those in the Intensive Care Unit as they donated their organs."

While Melainie hasn't been listed for a lung transplant yet, she knows it’s just around the corner and understands the importance of raising awareness around registering and talking to your loved ones about organ and tissue donation.

It only takes one minute to register as an organ and tissue donor at donatelife.gov.au or through Medicare. Be the reason that someone like Melainie can get a second chance at life. 🩷
... See MoreSee Less

Queensland mum and Townsville nurse Melainie knew something wasnt quite right with her health, but it was only when she fell pregnant with her first child that she learned she had a rare lung disease.

Melainie is currently being cared for by the TPCH Transplant team as she waits for a lung transplant whilst also balancing raising her eight-month-old baby, Fletcher.

Last year, I started struggling to breathe and after invasive investigations was diagnosed with pleuroparenchymal fibroelastosis, a very rare and progressive type of interstitial lung disease, she said.

If that wasn’t enough of a shock, two days after receiving my diagnosis we found out I was eight weeks pregnant!
 
Unfortunately, my lung function has continued to deteriorate, and Im currently being worked up for a double lung transplant. As you can imagine, it’s a very surreal feeling when I have professionally cared for those in the Intensive Care Unit as they donated their organs.

While Melainie hasnt been listed for a lung transplant yet, she knows it’s just around the corner and understands the importance of raising awareness around registering and talking to your loved ones about organ and tissue donation. 

It only takes one minute to register as an organ and tissue donor at donatelife.gov.au or through Medicare. Be the reason that someone like Melainie can get a second chance at life. 🩷

Comment on Facebook

You’re in great hands Melainie, my late father had a double lung transplant under the TPCH team when I was just 6 years old. The life saving transplant gave him an extra 17 years of life to watch me grow into an adult with my own children.

Best Wishes big time ❤️

Prayer coming up for a complete healing over your lungs condition Nurse.🙏

Praying for you Melanie

Thinking and praying for you Melanie 🙏🏻 keep strong in the Lord. He will never leave you nor forsake you.

Melainie you are an AMAZING nurse and it was always a delight working with you at TUH. We are sending you many wishes for a smooth journey and hope you are so well supported at TPCH. Just shout if we can help you with anything while you are in Brisbane!

Keep going

Omg so hard with a baby 🙁 I am a complex heart patient of PCH just had an amazing team looking after me last week. Hope you get through this soon 🌻

Best wishes Melainie and family.

All the best Melanie, 🙏🙏🙏

Good luck! It’s important to talk to your family about being an organ donor as well, it’s such an amazing gift.

I hope everything goes well Melanie, sending lots of love, courage and prayers, from a fellow nurse and mum🩵

You are in good hands @ TPCH

Thinking of you and will have you in my prayers! 🩷💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🫂🫂

Wishing you well Melanie in your journey as a transplant recipient 🙏🙏🙏

Wishing you all the best for your journey ahead ❤️ And congratulations on your beautiful family

Good luck with everything.

You are amazing Melainie. Thinking of you and wishing you all the best for your transplant. To go through all of this whilst raising a little baby, is phenomenal strength.

You're doing amazing Melanie! 🙌 Stay strong, you've got this! 💪 Little Fletcher is one lucky baby to have a mom like you ❤

All the best. From personal experience the doctors at this hospital are some of the best in the country. You are in good hands.

Such a strong beautiful lady and mumma!! You got this Melainie. Thinking of you and your beautiful family ❤️

Good luck Melanie your in the best possible place on the planet for treatment. The PCH is the best they do marvellous life saving surgery.

Best of luck Melanie 🙏🤛🏻🫁❤️❤️❤️

You will be under the BEST care there. Stay strong, Melanie.

Misty Hunter

View more comments

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Building better
health services
for our community
$456 million invested over
the next five years and major
infrastructure projects underway.
Find out more.
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