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Events

18
Mar
2026
  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 11 March 2026
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.

15
Apr
2026
  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 15 April 2026
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.

28
Apr
2026
  • Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation

Adult Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation ECMO Course 2026

Date:28 April - 1 May 2026
3 - 6 November 2026
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.

Three images of patients and artist renderings
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
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.

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The Prince Charles Hospital

627 Rode Road
CHERMSIDE QLD 4032

Phone: (07) 3139 4000

Kallangur Satellite Hospital

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

/ MetroNorthHHS

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2 weeks ago

Go behind the scenes with the TPCH Food Services team as they take you from phone to plate, showcasing how every meal is carefully prepared and delivered with care. 🍽️

With over 2,000 meals created each day, TPCH’s room service model helps reduce food waste whilst keeping patient satisfaction high because great care includes great food. 🥘
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Comment on Facebook

Best hospital food ever.

Look at you Daniel 💙 The next TPCH model

I ALWAYS was treated fantastically as a patient and as a RN at Metro North. Love you guys!

Love this!

Such a valued and knowledgeable team nourishing our patients during their hospital stays. We appreciate you!

Great food but Sandwiches in Emergency aren't the best.

The food was lovely at TPCH. I was there for 5 days in January 2026 and used the app I downloaded on my phone. Great choices and was lovely and hot.

Love this video! Delicious and nutritious meals prepared fresh for our TPCH patients. Thanks for all your hard work, Team Food Services! Such superstars! ✨✨

Cristina and Dan the superstars lol 😆 🤗

Changed a bit since I worked there

Your Food Services Team are wonderful people. They were all welcoming and happy to serve us patients. I do miss the Bulla Frozen Yoghurt though. Well done!

We're the best 👌

Can we have this Metro South Health? Plllleeeeeaassseee!

Hello Cristina Panzetti

View more comments

2 weeks ago

AI is everywhere, but don't let Dr Google or your social media feed replace the advice of a medical professional, especially when it comes to medication!

TPCH Pharmacist Assistant Director Erin says that it is vital for patients to ensure they are alerting their treatment team of any non-prescription or alternate medicines they are taking and to only take medication advice from trusted sources.

“Many patients don’t think of these kinds of products as medicines as they don’t require a prescription, however these products may still interact with other medicines and/or medical conditions,” she said.

“We are finding more and more patients are using Dr Google, artificial intelligence tools and social media influencers for important medication information, but these platforms are not a substitute for health professionals, so it’s important not to rely on them for advice as it may be incorrect and potentially harmful." 💻
... See MoreSee Less

AI is everywhere, but dont let Dr Google or your social media feed replace the advice of a medical professional, especially when it comes to medication!

TPCH Pharmacist Assistant Director Erin says that it is vital for patients to ensure they are alerting their treatment team of any non-prescription or alternate medicines they are taking and to only take medication advice from trusted sources. 

“Many patients don’t think of these kinds of products as medicines as they don’t require a prescription, however these products may still interact with other medicines and/or medical conditions,” she said.

“We are finding more and more patients are using Dr Google, artificial intelligence tools and social media influencers for important medication information, but these platforms are not a substitute for health professionals, so it’s important not to rely on them for advice as it may be incorrect and potentially harmful. 💻

Comment on Facebook

Are you allowed to call the pharmacy about interaction with other medicines.

Thanks for the update, Erin & thanks for all the awesome work you do!! 👏

Best Pharmacist u can ask for!!

Erin, always doing an excellant job!! 👏👏👏

What a great photo Erin!

Learned new things in Central America- star fruit is exceptionally bad for inhibiting cyp enzymes

A warm, heartfelt message like that can land beautifully with just a little shaping. Here are a few polished options you can choose from, depending on the tone you want: --- Option 1 — Warm and heartfelt I so miss working with you, Erin. You are one of the most compassionate and dedicated pharmacists I’ve ever had the privilege of working alongside. Enjoy your journey, and keep embracing your patients and colleagues with the same kindness and integrity you’ve always shown. --- Option 2 — Short and sincere I really miss working with you, Erin. You’re one of the most compassionate and dedicated pharmacists I’ve ever met. Wishing you all the best on your journey—keep shining the way

Id be dead if i continued seeking help from you tards

Any doctor working with drugs is trash Pathologies, even those hereditary with roots in genetics are ultimately caused by the environment. Those prescribing drugs to circumvent symptoms of these environmental problems (malnutrition, toxin exposure, junk food) are wreaking havoc on our precious biology, devolving the population into a crowd of overweight, unemployed nicotine-dependent pensioners unable to provide for or manage/govern themselves. Do not take any of these people seriously, we need food with nutrients to fuel ourselves, not drugs to ignore problems. Keep these slimy crooks away from your children.

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3 weeks ago

"I was a pilot in the New Zealand Air Force for 5 years and then spent 31 years with Trans Australia Airlines. In 1989 I retired - I’d had enough of flying and being away from home for days at a time. One of my three children has followed in my footsteps and is now a pilot too. If I could give advice to the younger generations, I would say be true to yourself."

💭 Monday Mantra, TPCH Cardiac patient Leo.
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I was a pilot in the New Zealand Air Force for 5 years and then spent 31 years with Trans Australia Airlines. In 1989 I retired - I’d had enough of flying and being away from home for days at a time. One of my three children has followed in my footsteps and is now a pilot too. If I could give advice to the younger generations, I would say be true to yourself.

💭 Monday Mantra, TPCH Cardiac patient Leo.

Comment on Facebook

Words of wisdom, good on ya ol mate!

Great life advice Leo. Get well soon.

Wise words and thankyou for sharing them

Yep, follow your dreams. My dad tried to map out my entire life for me. He sabotaged me wherever he could when I didn't live the life he had planned for me. I was quite happy being a registered nurse and Army officer.

🩷

Up up and away with TAA the friendly way .... I can still hear the jingle

❤️✈️

View more comments

Latest news


Events


  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 11 March 2026
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.

Three images of patients and artist renderings
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
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.

Reset

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 weeks ago

Go behind the scenes with the TPCH Food Services team as they take you from phone to plate, showcasing how every meal is carefully prepared and delivered with care. 🍽️

With over 2,000 meals created each day, TPCH’s room service model helps reduce food waste whilst keeping patient satisfaction high because great care includes great food. 🥘
... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Best hospital food ever.

Look at you Daniel 💙 The next TPCH model

I ALWAYS was treated fantastically as a patient and as a RN at Metro North. Love you guys!

Love this!

Such a valued and knowledgeable team nourishing our patients during their hospital stays. We appreciate you!

Great food but Sandwiches in Emergency aren't the best.

The food was lovely at TPCH. I was there for 5 days in January 2026 and used the app I downloaded on my phone. Great choices and was lovely and hot.

Love this video! Delicious and nutritious meals prepared fresh for our TPCH patients. Thanks for all your hard work, Team Food Services! Such superstars! ✨✨

Cristina and Dan the superstars lol 😆 🤗

Changed a bit since I worked there

Your Food Services Team are wonderful people. They were all welcoming and happy to serve us patients. I do miss the Bulla Frozen Yoghurt though. Well done!

We're the best 👌

Can we have this Metro South Health? Plllleeeeeaassseee!

Hello Cristina Panzetti

View more comments

2 weeks ago

AI is everywhere, but don't let Dr Google or your social media feed replace the advice of a medical professional, especially when it comes to medication!

TPCH Pharmacist Assistant Director Erin says that it is vital for patients to ensure they are alerting their treatment team of any non-prescription or alternate medicines they are taking and to only take medication advice from trusted sources.

“Many patients don’t think of these kinds of products as medicines as they don’t require a prescription, however these products may still interact with other medicines and/or medical conditions,” she said.

“We are finding more and more patients are using Dr Google, artificial intelligence tools and social media influencers for important medication information, but these platforms are not a substitute for health professionals, so it’s important not to rely on them for advice as it may be incorrect and potentially harmful." 💻
... See MoreSee Less

AI is everywhere, but dont let Dr Google or your social media feed replace the advice of a medical professional, especially when it comes to medication!

TPCH Pharmacist Assistant Director Erin says that it is vital for patients to ensure they are alerting their treatment team of any non-prescription or alternate medicines they are taking and to only take medication advice from trusted sources. 

“Many patients don’t think of these kinds of products as medicines as they don’t require a prescription, however these products may still interact with other medicines and/or medical conditions,” she said.

“We are finding more and more patients are using Dr Google, artificial intelligence tools and social media influencers for important medication information, but these platforms are not a substitute for health professionals, so it’s important not to rely on them for advice as it may be incorrect and potentially harmful. 💻

Comment on Facebook

Are you allowed to call the pharmacy about interaction with other medicines.

Thanks for the update, Erin & thanks for all the awesome work you do!! 👏

Best Pharmacist u can ask for!!

Erin, always doing an excellant job!! 👏👏👏

What a great photo Erin!

Learned new things in Central America- star fruit is exceptionally bad for inhibiting cyp enzymes

A warm, heartfelt message like that can land beautifully with just a little shaping. Here are a few polished options you can choose from, depending on the tone you want: --- Option 1 — Warm and heartfelt I so miss working with you, Erin. You are one of the most compassionate and dedicated pharmacists I’ve ever had the privilege of working alongside. Enjoy your journey, and keep embracing your patients and colleagues with the same kindness and integrity you’ve always shown. --- Option 2 — Short and sincere I really miss working with you, Erin. You’re one of the most compassionate and dedicated pharmacists I’ve ever met. Wishing you all the best on your journey—keep shining the way

Id be dead if i continued seeking help from you tards

Any doctor working with drugs is trash Pathologies, even those hereditary with roots in genetics are ultimately caused by the environment. Those prescribing drugs to circumvent symptoms of these environmental problems (malnutrition, toxin exposure, junk food) are wreaking havoc on our precious biology, devolving the population into a crowd of overweight, unemployed nicotine-dependent pensioners unable to provide for or manage/govern themselves. Do not take any of these people seriously, we need food with nutrients to fuel ourselves, not drugs to ignore problems. Keep these slimy crooks away from your children.

View more comments

3 weeks ago

"I was a pilot in the New Zealand Air Force for 5 years and then spent 31 years with Trans Australia Airlines. In 1989 I retired - I’d had enough of flying and being away from home for days at a time. One of my three children has followed in my footsteps and is now a pilot too. If I could give advice to the younger generations, I would say be true to yourself."

💭 Monday Mantra, TPCH Cardiac patient Leo.
... See MoreSee Less

I was a pilot in the New Zealand Air Force for 5 years and then spent 31 years with Trans Australia Airlines. In 1989 I retired - I’d had enough of flying and being away from home for days at a time. One of my three children has followed in my footsteps and is now a pilot too. If I could give advice to the younger generations, I would say be true to yourself.

💭 Monday Mantra, TPCH Cardiac patient Leo.

Comment on Facebook

Words of wisdom, good on ya ol mate!

Great life advice Leo. Get well soon.

Wise words and thankyou for sharing them

Yep, follow your dreams. My dad tried to map out my entire life for me. He sabotaged me wherever he could when I didn't live the life he had planned for me. I was quite happy being a registered nurse and Army officer.

🩷

Up up and away with TAA the friendly way .... I can still hear the jingle

❤️✈️

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


  • Advanced Life Support Level 1 Course

Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course

Date: 11 March 2026
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.

/ MetroNorthHHS

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

Go behind the scenes with the TPCH Food Services team as they take you from phone to plate, showcasing how every meal is carefully prepared and delivered with care. 🍽️

With over 2,000 meals created each day, TPCH’s room service model helps reduce food waste whilst keeping patient satisfaction high because great care includes great food. 🥘
... See MoreSee Less

Comment on Facebook

Best hospital food ever.

Look at you Daniel 💙 The next TPCH model

I ALWAYS was treated fantastically as a patient and as a RN at Metro North. Love you guys!

Love this!

Such a valued and knowledgeable team nourishing our patients during their hospital stays. We appreciate you!

Great food but Sandwiches in Emergency aren't the best.

The food was lovely at TPCH. I was there for 5 days in January 2026 and used the app I downloaded on my phone. Great choices and was lovely and hot.

Love this video! Delicious and nutritious meals prepared fresh for our TPCH patients. Thanks for all your hard work, Team Food Services! Such superstars! ✨✨

Cristina and Dan the superstars lol 😆 🤗

Changed a bit since I worked there

Your Food Services Team are wonderful people. They were all welcoming and happy to serve us patients. I do miss the Bulla Frozen Yoghurt though. Well done!

We're the best 👌

Can we have this Metro South Health? Plllleeeeeaassseee!

Hello Cristina Panzetti

View more comments

2 weeks ago

AI is everywhere, but don't let Dr Google or your social media feed replace the advice of a medical professional, especially when it comes to medication!

TPCH Pharmacist Assistant Director Erin says that it is vital for patients to ensure they are alerting their treatment team of any non-prescription or alternate medicines they are taking and to only take medication advice from trusted sources.

“Many patients don’t think of these kinds of products as medicines as they don’t require a prescription, however these products may still interact with other medicines and/or medical conditions,” she said.

“We are finding more and more patients are using Dr Google, artificial intelligence tools and social media influencers for important medication information, but these platforms are not a substitute for health professionals, so it’s important not to rely on them for advice as it may be incorrect and potentially harmful." 💻
... See MoreSee Less

AI is everywhere, but dont let Dr Google or your social media feed replace the advice of a medical professional, especially when it comes to medication!

TPCH Pharmacist Assistant Director Erin says that it is vital for patients to ensure they are alerting their treatment team of any non-prescription or alternate medicines they are taking and to only take medication advice from trusted sources. 

“Many patients don’t think of these kinds of products as medicines as they don’t require a prescription, however these products may still interact with other medicines and/or medical conditions,” she said.

“We are finding more and more patients are using Dr Google, artificial intelligence tools and social media influencers for important medication information, but these platforms are not a substitute for health professionals, so it’s important not to rely on them for advice as it may be incorrect and potentially harmful. 💻

Comment on Facebook

Are you allowed to call the pharmacy about interaction with other medicines.

Thanks for the update, Erin & thanks for all the awesome work you do!! 👏

Best Pharmacist u can ask for!!

Erin, always doing an excellant job!! 👏👏👏

What a great photo Erin!

Learned new things in Central America- star fruit is exceptionally bad for inhibiting cyp enzymes

A warm, heartfelt message like that can land beautifully with just a little shaping. Here are a few polished options you can choose from, depending on the tone you want: --- Option 1 — Warm and heartfelt I so miss working with you, Erin. You are one of the most compassionate and dedicated pharmacists I’ve ever had the privilege of working alongside. Enjoy your journey, and keep embracing your patients and colleagues with the same kindness and integrity you’ve always shown. --- Option 2 — Short and sincere I really miss working with you, Erin. You’re one of the most compassionate and dedicated pharmacists I’ve ever met. Wishing you all the best on your journey—keep shining the way

Id be dead if i continued seeking help from you tards

Any doctor working with drugs is trash Pathologies, even those hereditary with roots in genetics are ultimately caused by the environment. Those prescribing drugs to circumvent symptoms of these environmental problems (malnutrition, toxin exposure, junk food) are wreaking havoc on our precious biology, devolving the population into a crowd of overweight, unemployed nicotine-dependent pensioners unable to provide for or manage/govern themselves. Do not take any of these people seriously, we need food with nutrients to fuel ourselves, not drugs to ignore problems. Keep these slimy crooks away from your children.

View more comments

3 weeks ago

"I was a pilot in the New Zealand Air Force for 5 years and then spent 31 years with Trans Australia Airlines. In 1989 I retired - I’d had enough of flying and being away from home for days at a time. One of my three children has followed in my footsteps and is now a pilot too. If I could give advice to the younger generations, I would say be true to yourself."

💭 Monday Mantra, TPCH Cardiac patient Leo.
... See MoreSee Less

I was a pilot in the New Zealand Air Force for 5 years and then spent 31 years with Trans Australia Airlines. In 1989 I retired - I’d had enough of flying and being away from home for days at a time. One of my three children has followed in my footsteps and is now a pilot too. If I could give advice to the younger generations, I would say be true to yourself.

💭 Monday Mantra, TPCH Cardiac patient Leo.

Comment on Facebook

Words of wisdom, good on ya ol mate!

Great life advice Leo. Get well soon.

Wise words and thankyou for sharing them

Yep, follow your dreams. My dad tried to map out my entire life for me. He sabotaged me wherever he could when I didn't live the life he had planned for me. I was quite happy being a registered nurse and Army officer.

🩷

Up up and away with TAA the friendly way .... I can still hear the jingle

❤️✈️

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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