Queensland Health Fee Schedule and Site Information for Commercially Sponsored Research
Research Ethics and Governance Unit Office of Health and Medical Research
Queensland Health
July 2010
Table of contents
Table of contents 1 Introduction 4 Purpose and scope 4 Contact Us 4 SECTION 1: Queensland Wide Fees, Charges and Policies 5 1 Ethics Applications 5 1.1 Application Format 5 1.2 Ethics Review Fee 5 2 Central Coordinating Service and Multi-Centre Research 5 3 Governance Applications 6 3.1 Application Format 6 3.2 Governance Review Fee 6 3.3 Clinical Trial Agreements 6 3.4 Legal Name of Institution / Party to be Indemnified 6 3.5 Insurance Certificate Requirements QH 7 3.6 Overnight Hospital Stay Fee (Commercially Sponsored Clinical Trials) 7 3.7 Archiving and Storage of Study Documents 7 3.8 Medical record pulling charge 8 3.9 Parking Fees 8 3.10 Travel Expenses for Patients 8 4 Cardiology Fees 8 4.1 Non cardiology Research Projects 8 4.2 Cardiology Research Projects 8 5 Commercially Sponsored Clinical Trials 9 5.1 Site Additional Fees and Charges 9 6 Health Support Queensland 11 6.1 Forensic and Scientific Services 11 6.2 Pathology Services 11 6.3 Pharmacy Fees 13 6.4.1 Radiology and Imaging Research Procedures 13 6.4.2 Nuclear Medicine Research Procedures 13 SECTION 2: Site Specific Information. 15 Queensland Health District Maps 15 DISTRICT PROFILES 16 Cairns and Hinterland Health Service District 16 Cairns Base Hospital Services 16 Cairns and Hinterland Site Contact Details and Submission Information 17
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Cape York Health Service District 20 Cooktown Multipurpose Health Service 20 Weipa Hospital Services 20 Other Services 21 Central Queensland Health Service District 22 Rockhampton Hospital Services 22 Central Queensland Site Contact Details and Submission Information 23 Central West Health Service District 25 Longreach Health Services 25 Darling Downs and West Moreton Health Service District 26 Toowoomba 26 Toowoomba Hospital Services 26 Toowoomba and Darling Downs Site Contact Details and Submission Information 27 Ipswich 30 Ipswich Services 30 The Park – Centre for Mental Health 30 West Moreton South Burnett Site Contact Details and Submission Information 31 Gold Coast Health Service District 34 Gold Coast Hospital and Robina Hospital Services 34 Gold Coast Site Contact Details and Submission Information 35 Mackay Health Service District 37 Mackay Hospital Services 37 Metro North Health Service District 38 Redcliffe Hospital Services 38 Caboolture Hospital Services 38 Kilcoy Hospital Services 39 Redcliffe Caboolture Site Contact Details and Submission Information 39 The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH) 42 The Prince Charles Hospital Services 42 The Prince Charles Site Contact Details and Submission Information 43 The Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital (RBWH) 46 Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Services 46 Royal Brisbane and Women’s Site Contact Details and Submission Information 47 Metro South Health Service District 50 Princess Alexandra Hospital 50 Princess Alexandra Hospital Services 50 Logan-Beaudesert Health Facilities 51 Logan Hospital Services 51 Redland Hospital 51 Redlands Hospital Services 52 Queen Elizabeth ll Hospital Services 52
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Princess Alexandra Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information 52 Mount Isa Health Service District 56 Mount Isa Hospital Services 56 Other District Health Services 56 South West Health Service District 58 Roma Hospital Services 58 Other District Health Services 59 Sunshine Coast –Wide Bay Health Service District 60 Nambour Hospital Services 60 Gympie Hospital Services 61 Hervey Bay Hospital Services 61 Nambour Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information 62 Children’s Health Services District 64 Royal Children’s Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information 64 Torres Strait and Northern Peninsular Area Health Service District 67 Thursday Island Hospital Services 67 Other District Health Services 67 Townsville Health Service District 68 Townsville Hospital Services 68 Other District Health Services 69 Townsville Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information 70
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Introduction
Purpose and scope
This document is intended for use by Industry Partners and Researchers in the development and negotiation of study budgets for all commercially sponsored clinical trials research to be conducted within Queensland Health Institutions. All budget negotiations are to reflect the requirements outlined in the Queensland Health Research Management Policy and Implementation Standards. http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/documents/res_man_pol_fram08.pdf
Section 1 of the document provides information relating to fees and charges for services provided for research projects undertaken within Queensland Health. It also provides guidance on application processes, contract requirements, correct nomenclature and preferred forms. Information in this section applies to all sites within Queensland Health.
Section 2 provides information on individual Health Service Districts, Human Research Ethics Committees, Research Governance Offices and other research related contacts within major hospitals.
All prices quoted are not inclusive of GST (10%). GST may be levied in accordance with the GST Legislation.
Contact Us
Research, Ethics and Governance Unit
Office of Health and Medical Research 13th Floor Queensland Health Building, 147-163 Charlotte Street, Brisbane 4000
GPO Box 48, Brisbane 4001
T: 07 3405 6121
F: 07 3234 0107
Central Coordinating Service:
W: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/cen_coord_serv.asp
Feedback: [email protected]
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SECTION 1: Queensland Wide Fees, Charges and Policies
1 Ethics Applications
1.1 Application Format
Research applications undergoing full HREC review must be made on the NEAF. If using the NHMRC version of NEAF (https://www.neaf.gov.au/), the application must be converted into the “Infonetica” version of NEAF (https://ethicsform.org/au/) to enable uploading into the AuRED database. All supporting study documents must be electronically attached to the application. Instructions for performing these actions may be found in the Queensland Health Researcher User Guide: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/documents/researcher_userguide.pdf.
1.2 Ethics Review Fee
HREC Review fee: $3000 (excluding GST)
For the full range of HREC and Governance fees, please refer to the QH REGU website: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/documents/fees_spnsrd_rsrch.pdf.
2 Central Coordinating Service and Multi-Centre Research
Queensland Health has established a Central Coordinating Service (CSS) for all multi-centre research projects.
The Coordinating Principal Investigator must contact the CSS to enable allocation of the study to the appropriate reviewing Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC). The decision regarding which HREC will review the study is made in consultation with the CPI.
This service will also provide advice on supporting documentation requirements and will also assist with nomination of possible sites to participate in multi-centre research projects. For further information, please contact the Central Coordinating Service (CSS) at QH REGU.
Contact details
Ms Heather Hawkins T: 07 3234 0034 E: [email protected]
W: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/cen_coord_serv.asp
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3 Governance Applications
3.1 Application Format
Governance applications are made on the SSA (Site Specific Application) Form, generated out of the Infonetica NEAF. Governance authorisation is not issued until after the ethics approval is received. All relevant study documents must be electronically attached to the SSA Form. Site staff will complete this form. For a list of contact details for Governance Officers throughout Queensland Health sites, go to the following URL, select “Step 2” and click on “Where do I submit my SSA Form”. http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/for_researcher.asp
3.2 Governance Review Fee
Application fee: $3000 (excluding GST)
For the full range of HREC and Governance fees, please refer to the QH REGU website: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/documents/fees_spnsrd_rsrch.pdf.
3.3 Clinical Trial Agreements
3.3.1 Qld Health requests the use of the approved Clinical Trial Agreements as defined on the QH REGU webpage, “Step 2: Research Governance Processes”: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/for_researcher.asp
Where these preferred contracts are not used, study approvals will be delayed as legal review will be sought for all non standard contracts. These costs will be borne by the sponsor. Please refer to the Research Management Policy - Implementation Standard 4 for details. http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/for_researcher.asp
3.3.2 Schedule 7 clauses must be reviewed and approved prior to their implementation. Non-approved Schedule 7 clauses intended for general use for all research projects should be submitted to Queensland Health Research Ethics and Governance Unit ([email protected]) to enable legal review and pre-approval. Approved Schedule 7 clauses remain valid for 12 months. If amendments are requested within this time, a fee will be levied for this service according to the complexity of the legal review.
“Project Specific” amendments to approved schedule 7 clauses will be submitted by study sites to the District Solicitor for review. A fee will be charged for this service according to the complexity of the legal review. Project specific amendments to Schedule 7 clauses are approved only for that study and do not affect current approved schedule 7 clauses for that company.
In the case of “one off, study specific” schedules, the lead site in multi-centre research will conduct the legal review for all QH sites.
3.3.3 Study budgets should automatically be adjusted for CPI on the anniversary of the date of the contracts’ signing. Sponsors are requested to provide a break down of per patient costs as part of the study budget.
3.4 Legal Name of Institution / Party to be Indemnified
The 'State of Queensland' is the contracting party for all QH agreements. The various state government departments (including QH) are not separate legal entities and cannot enter into contracts. Any wording which follows "The State of Queensland" is descriptive only and intended to assist the parties in identifying the relevant part / area / department within the State involved in the contract.
QH should be described on all research contracts as:
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"The State of Queensland acting through Queensland Health (ABN:66329169412), (name of hospital/district) of (Address of Institution)".
3.5 Insurance Certificate Requirements QH
The Insurance Company must have a representative office in Australia to enable rapid review and settling of any claims. For sponsored clinical trials, the sponsor or CRO should indemnify Queensland Health against claims by patients arising from the study in terms consistent with the Medicines Australia Standard Forms of Indemnity: http://www.medicinesaustralia.com.au/pages/images/Form of Indemnity.doc
Please also refer to the Research Management Policy: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/for_researcher.asp
In addition, the Sponsor/Local Sponsor must have and maintain for the term of this Agreement and for a period of 6 years thereafter the following insurances:
(a) Clinical Trial/Product Liability insurance for an amount not less than $10m AUD per claim;
(b) Public liability insurance for an amount not less than $10m AUD per claim;
(c) Professional indemnity insurance for an amount not less than $10m AUD per claim;
(d) Workers compensation insurance in accordance with applicable legislation.
All insurance certificates must be valid at the time of submission for Governance review.
3.6 Overnight Hospital Stay Fee (Commercially Sponsored Clinical Trials)
If the protocol requires an overnight hospital admission - which is not a standard clinical requirement (eg an unregistered anti-arrhythmic drug requiring overnight monitoring after administration of the first dose. etc) - the standard fee for Medicare eligible patients will be charged to the sponsor company.
If an overnight stay is a requirement of standard clinical practice for the disease that is the subject of the trial, overnight accommodation fees may not be charged.
The standard Medicare reimbursement fees for private patients in a public hospital standard ward bed or other bed stay services is available from the “Queensland Health Fees and Charges Register” which can be accessed on the Queensland Health intranet by Queensland Health staff. For further information, contact [email protected].
Please note: There is a range of accommodation available. Fees should be negotiated as required. If study participants are ineligible under Medicare benefits, separate fees apply, depending on the level of service and interventions required.
3.7 Archiving and Storage of Study Documents
All study documents and folders are to be archived off site. Sponsor companies are requested to pay for archiving fees. Queensland Government has a "standing offer" arrangement for the provision of records storage, retrieval and destruction services. This information is Commercial in Confidence, and cannot be used for the purposes of obtaining quotes for the storage of research materials from commercially sponsored research. http://qcd.govnet.qld.gov.au/Pages/Details.aspx?SOANumber=QGCPO747-08
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3.8 Medical record pulling charge
Qld Health does not have a formal policy for charging for the handling of Medical Records requested for the purposes of Research. However, a fee may be levied by individual sites and this fee should be covered by the Sponsor and noted in the Contract.
3.9 Parking Fees
Where study participants incur parking fees as a result of attendance at a hospital or clinic for the purposes of a clinical trial visit, the sponsor is requested to cover the cost of parking. Parking Fee invoices will be forwarded by study coordinators. Parking fees are considered an additional expense and should be listed separately from the “per patient” fee.
3.10 Travel Expenses for Patients
When travel expenses are incurred for travel specifically related to Clinical Trial participation, reimbursement of these expenses for study participants is requested. This may be in the form of taxi vouchers, public transport ticket reimbursement, or a "per/km" fee if private vehicles are used.
Please see the current Queensland Government approved Directive for Motor Vehicle Allowances. Go to the following URL and search for “Motor Vehicle Allowances”. http://www.justice.qld.gov.au/fair-and-safe-work/industrial-relations/queensland-government- employees/directives#2010
Details for participant travel reimbursement should be stated in the Clinical Trial Agreement and listed separately from the “per patient” fees.
4 Cardiology Fees
4.1 Non cardiology Research Projects
For non-cardiology research projects, where cardiology services are required as part of the research procedures, the fee schedule will be based on the MBS Schedule Fee + 20%, with the exception of any bespoke requirements.
4.2 Cardiology Research Projects
For cardiology research projects the fee schedule will be based on the MBS Schedule Fee + 20% with the exception of any bespoke requirements.
Depending on the complexity of the project, an annual administration fee may also be levied.
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5 Commercially Sponsored Clinical Trials
5.1 Site Additional Fees and Charges
Item Fee
Study Set up Fee $3000
Full preparation of NEAF by site: $2500/study/site
Partial preparation of NEAF by site: $500
Monthly computer fee: $30/study
Amendment of documents: (consent, protocol, etc):
Major Amendments* $500/occasion of service
Minor Amendments** $250/occasion of service
Re-consenting fee/participant: $35/participant
Site Specific Application Preparation Fee: $500
HoMER Studies:
If the site is selected as the lead site under the HoMER /QH By negotiation with site. SERP process, extra fees may be levied to cover administrative costs.
Study Audits
Audit preparation (study coordinator time only) $400/day
Audit visit (covers time of all site study personnel) $1000/day
Annual Administration Fees: $1000/study
Study Close-out Fee: $500
Archiving Assistance Fee: $300/study
Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal Application $250 preparation fee: PHA Application preparation fee: $150 Pathology Administrative Approval (CaSS) application preparation fee: $500
Pre screening fees:
Chart/patient review prior to signing consent and only on $25 for each pre-screened possible receipt of pre-screening log signed off by P.I. (if applicable): participant recorded on the pre- (to be negotiated with site and determined according to screening log. type and complexity of study). To be re-negotiated after 250 pre-screened patients.
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Screening Fee:
If a screening visit fee is not included in the study budget, Negotiated according to complexity of all procedures undertaken for screening for the purpose of Screening visit. potential trial recruitment must be paid (screening visit relates to the signing of the consent form).
If a study is extended for a protracted period of time the study budget may require renegotiation.
If the project is terminate early, the sponsor is required to cover full costs associated with the study preparation and conduct including any HREC and RGO fees dues.
* A major amendment is defined as an amendment to the protocol or any other supporting documentation, that is likely to affect to a significant degree: • the safety or physical or mental integrity of the participants of the trial • the scientific value of the trial • the conduct or management of the trial • the quality or safety of any investigational medicinal product used in the trial.
** A Minor amendment is defined as changes to the details of research that have no significant implications for participants or for the conduct, management or scientific value of the study and can be regarded as minor amendments (sometimes referred to as ”administrative amendments”). These amendments do not require review by a full HREC and can receive approval outside of scheduled HREC meeting. Examples as follows: • Correction of typographical errors in the protocol or other study documentation • Amended contact details for the sponsor or project staff • Appointment of new support staff
Disclaimer
The Queensland Health schedule of fees presented in this table covers aspects of personnel costs associated with coordination of a clinical trial. This schedule does not represent a complete list of all personnel services. Where these fees are absent, cost must be negotiated and agreed upon with the Queensland Health service provider. Queensland Health maintains the right to withhold services when there is insufficient funding to cover services cost.
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6 Health Support Queensland
Health Support Queensland (HSQ) delivers a wide range of diagnostic and scientific services to enable the delivery of frontline care. Pathology Queensland, Forensic and Scientific Services, and Biomedical Technology Services are placed within HSQ, which conducts analytical, clinical and forensic research in collaboration with Hospital and Health Services, other government agencies, universities, industry groups and specialist research organisations.
Information about Research: Internet: https://www.health.qld.gov.au/hsq/research
6.1 Forensic and Scientific Services
The Forensic and Scientific Services Human Ethics Committee (FSS-HEC) is constituted and functions in accordance with the NHMRC National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research 2007 (NS).
The FSS-HEC is responsible for review of:
• use of human samples submitted to FSS for testing • use of data about human subjects held at FSS • access to coronial autopsies, including retrieval of tissue, for purposes other than the coronial investigation • review of FSS practices not related to research that raise ethical issues.
Depending on the complexity of the project, fees may be levied for services provided.
For further information on Forensic and Scientific Services, go to:
Internet: https://www.health.qld.gov.au/qhcss/qhss/fss/ethics-committee
Contact:
T: 07 3096 2609
F: 07 3096 2660 E: [email protected]
Disclaimer:
The Queensland Health schedule of fees presented in this table covers only standard diagnostic/treatment cost. Additional services, bespoke procedures and those not listed on the Medical Benefits Scheme (MBS) will require negotiation with the Queensland Health service provider. Queensland Health maintains the right to withhold services when there is insufficient funding to cover services.
6.2 Pathology Queensland
For information about Pathology Queensland and research services, please contact the local Pathology Queensland Laboratory Manager in the relevant HHS.
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6.3 Pharmacy Fees
Item Fee
Establishment $900-1100 Ongoing Administration $500-1100/year Completion $300
Dispensing per patient per visit
Simple Dispensing $40-70 Additional recordable items +$15-25 Complex Dispensing: Narcotic / recordable $50-80 Additional recordable items +$25 Aseptic $100-200 Additional items +$25-60/item
On-call $350/week
Call in $400
Stock reimbursed under S100 Sponsor to pay co-payment Commercial stock reimbursed by sponsor cost + handling fee 20%
Storage
Room temperature $300/year
Fridge/narcotic $350-500/year
Archives (on-site) $10/trial/year Archives (off-site) Commercial rates Re-labelling Fee $100/hour
Drug Transfer:
To Institution $60 + costs
To Participant $20 + costs
Drug Destruction Waived / commercial rates
Miscellaneous eg equipment, consumables Variable, will include a handling fee
Note: On-call figure based on $2.70/hr as per current award. Archive storage may be included in completion fee. Temperature monitoring: $5.77/week
NB: Pharmacy fees quoted are not inclusive of GST
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Pharmacy fees are considered an additional expense and should be listed separately from the “per patient” fee.
Disclaimer:
The Queensland Health schedule of fees presented in this table covers only standard pharmacy cost. Additional services, bespoke procedures and those not listed on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) will require negotiation with the Queensland Health service provider. Queensland Health maintains the right to withhold services when there is insufficient funding to cover services.
6.4.1 Radiology and Imaging Research Procedures
Item Fee
Standard study with no additional MBS Schedule Fee + $100 administrative fee requirements
Standard acquisition with RECIST MBS Schedule Fee + $100 administrative fee + $300 reporting Specialist Report fee.
Study requiring any other special technique MBS Schedule Fee + $100 administrative fee + $300 and/or reporting requirements Specialist Report fee plus additional fee to be negotiated.
6.4.2 Nuclear Medicine Research Procedures
The fee schedule will be based on the generic Schedule Fee + 20% with the following exceptions:
Item Fee
Samarium-153 (16018) MBS Schedule Fee + 30%
Gated Heart Pool Scan (61313) MBS Schedule Fee + 30%
Octreotide (61369) MBS Schedule Fee + 50%
CSF Transport Study (61409) MBS Schedule Fee + 400%
Iodine Whole Body Scan (61426) MBS Schedule Fee + 100%
MIBG I-123 (61484) MBS Schedule Fee + 100%
MIBG I-123 + SPECT (61485) MBS Schedule Fee + 100%
Nuclear Imaging: Other fees and charges may be levied according to the complexity of the protocol.
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For all bespoke PET scanning, contact Dr David MacFarlane at Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital.
T: 07 3636 5442
Disclaimer:
The Queensland Health schedule of fees presented in this table covers only standard diagnostic/treatment cost. Additional services, bespoke procedures and those not listed on the Medical Benefits Scheme (MBS) will require negotiation with the Queensland Health service provider. Queensland Health maintains the right to withhold services when there is insufficient funding to cover services.
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SECTION 2: Site Specific Information.
Queensland Health District Maps
For a list of hospitals in each HSD, please go to:
Internet: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/hospital/hospital_sites.asp
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DISTRICT PROFILES
Cairns and Hinterland Health Service District
The Cairns and Hinterland Health Service District covers an area from Cardwell in the south, Mossman and Daintree in the north and Croydon in the west, encompassing an area of about 143000 km². The population of this area totals approx. 221,000, but as the referral hospital for the whole of Far North Queensland, Cairns Base Hospital serves a broader population of about 250,000.
There is one HREC in this HSD: Single site research studies should be submitted to Cairns and Hinterland Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
The main hospital in the District is Cairns Base Hospital.
Cairns Base Hospital provides community and specialist hospital services for Cairns and its immediate surroundings and is the major referral centre for Tropical North Queensland. Services include all major health specialties (medicine, surgery, women’s health, paediatrics and mental health) and more than 30 sub-specialties. The hospital also is a major provider of outreach specialist services to remote and rural areas, including obstetrics and gynaecology, anaesthetics, orthopaedics, general medicine, renal medicine diabetes and thoracic medicine. The hospital has around 330 overnight beds.
Cairns Base Hospital Services
Hospital 24 hour Acute Care Services in Medical, Surgical, Peri-operative, Obstetric/Gynaecology, SCBU, Child and Youth Health, Rehabilitation Unit, Integrated Mental Health, Emergency Medicine, Aged Care, Oncology, Integrated Mental Health, & Intensive Care.
Surgical General surgery, orthopaedics, vascular surgery, ENT, urology (limited), oral surgery, wound management, ophthalmology (limited), plastic corrective surgery & pain service.
Medical General medicine, cardiology, cardiac rehabilitation, renal services, diabetes, gastroenterology, respiratory, haematology, aged care, neurology, rheumatology, endocrinology, medical oncology, obstetrics, gynaecology, continence advisory, genetic counselling, neonatal, paediatrics, emergency medicine, mental health, sexual health, ATODS, oral health, investigative services include medical imaging, pathology, respiratory studies, neurological studies, cardiac investigations and cardiac angiography.
Specialist Services Cardiology, emergency medicine, endocrinology, ENT surgery, infectious diseases, Intensive Care, gastroenterology, geriatrics, neurology, obstetrics, gynaecology, oncology, ophthalmology, oral surgery, orthopaedics, paediatrics, pathology, psychiatry, rheumatology, renal medicine, general surgery, thoracic medicine, urology, vascular surgery, radiology.
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Cairns Base Hospital Services
Clinics Available Reflect above specialities plus paediatric ophthalmology, radiation oncology, neurosurgery, orthopaedic oncology, paediatric cardiology, paediatric dermatology, paediatric surgery, cystic fibrosis, renal transplant, scoliosis, amputee, diabetes, sleep clinic, genetics, haematology, & metabolic clinics.
Allied Health Services Dietetics, Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Social Work, Pharmacy, Psychology, Clinical Measurement Services: neuro scientist, respiratory scientist, cardiac scientist & sleep technician, Child Development Unit: multidisciplinary allied health team comprising occupational therapist, physiotherapist and speech therapist, Radiologists, oral health dental services.
Outreach Services Obstetric/Gynaecology, Anaesthetics, Orthopaedic, General Surgery, General Medicine, Thoracic Medicine, Paediatrics, Mental Health, Geriatrics, Dental. Provided to Far Northern region.
Other Aged Services Geriatric Services Unit.
Other Services Sexual Health, Alcohol & Drug, Dental, Hep C.
Notes Investigative services include medical imaging, pathology, cardiac investigations and outreach specialist services provided to Far North Region.
Other hospitals in the Yarrabah, Gordonvale, Innisfail, Atherton, Mareeba, Herberton, Tully and District Babinda. There is a a Multipurpose Health Centre at Mossman.
Cairns and Hinterland Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name Cairns Base Hospital
Web address of http://www.health.qld.gov.au/services/facilities/cairns_cairns_hosp.asp Institution No Research and Ethics webpage. Please refer to Qld Health REGU webpage.
Correct title of the Cairns and Hinterland Health Service District Human Research Ethics HREC Committee
NHMRC EC Code EC00157
Correct address of the Cairns Base Hospital HREC PO Box 902 Cairns ,QLD 4870
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Cairns and Hinterland Site Contact Details and Submission Information
No. of copies required Protocol and Investigator Brochure x 1 of each for Ethics submissions NEAF, Participant Information Sheet and Consent forms, Advertisements and any other paperwork given to participants:
1 x original + 14 copies
ATSI guidelines: 1 x original + 14 copies
Contact Details for Ms Margaret Grasso Research Ethics Office HREC Administrator Level 4 Block A Cairns Base Hospital. T: 07 4050 8012 E: [email protected]
Contact Details for Ms Andrea Willats Research Governance Office Research Governance Officer Cairns Base Hospital Block A, 4th Floor T: 07 4040 7492 E: [email protected]
Address of the Cairns Base Hospital Institution PO Box 902 Cairns,QLD 4870
Name of Senior Trials Director of Pharmacy Pharmacist T: 07 4050 6212
Address for Delivery of Pharmacy, Study Medication Ground Floor Block B; Cairns Base Hospital, The Esplanade Cairns, QLD 4870
Contact for Please contact Director of Pharmacy confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services T: 07 4050 6212
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Cairns and Hinterland Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Name of Radiologist Mr Laurie Rogers and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials Director of Radiographic Services Related Imaging T: 07 4050 6568 F: 07 4050 6719 E: [email protected]
Address of Imaging Ground Floor Block C Department Cairns Base Hospital, The Esplanade Cairns, QLD 4870
Pathology – David Gaunt.
Local contact details T: 07 4050 6603
Medical Records Health Information Manager: Contact details Lisa Gardiner T: 07 4050 6722
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Cape York Health Service District
The Cape York Health Service District covers an area of 156000 km² in the Gulf and Peninsular area of Far North Queensland. The District services a population of 12000 people with Indigenous communities representing 56% of the population.
There is no HREC in this District. Single site research studies should be submitted to Cairns and Hinterland Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
The main hospitals in this District are Cooktown Multi-purpose Health Service and Weipa Hospital.
Cooktown Multipurpose Health Service
Hospital Emergency, General Ward, Minor Surgical Doctors on Staff 1 Medical Superintendent 2 x Senior Medical Officers
Specialist Services Medical Imaging
Clinics Available General Outpatients, Dental, ANC Classes
Allied Health Services Physiotherapy, Optometry, Occupational Health, Dental
Outreach Services Orthopaedics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Thoracic Medicine, Paediatrics, Mental Health, 4 bed Dialysis Unit
Other Aged Services Long Stay Care, Palliative Care, Respite / Diversion Therapy, Residential Aged Care
Other Services HACC Services
Weipa Hospital Services
Hospital Outpatient Service: Mon - Fri 8.00 - 17.00, Medical / Surgical, 14 bed Inpatient Services, Casualty Services for Weipa and surrounding communities, X-Ray, Palliative Care.
Visiting Specialist Endoscopies, Obstetric & Gynaecological, Ophthalmic Surgery, Services Colonoscopies, Dental, Mental Health, RFDS Women's health, Paediatric, Optometrist, chest clinic, breast screening, Rheumatology, ENT.
Clinics Available Child Health/Immunisation Clinic, Antenatal Clinic/Women's Health, Diabetes, Mental health, Sexual Health, general medicine, FNQRDGP providing fortnightly service of Podiatry, Nutritionalist and Diabetic education, ATODS.
Other Services Antenatal Classes in the community, Liaison Officer (Indigenous) Services, Physiotherapy.
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Other services available within the District:
Other Services
Community Health Aurukun, Coen, Kowanyama, Lockhart River, Mapoon , Malakoola Services (Napranum), Pormpuraaw, Weipa
Dental Services Aurukun, Coen, Kowanyama, Lockhart River, Napranum, Pormpuraaw
Private Health Facilities Private hospitals/day centres = 0 private nursing homes (profit) = 0 private in District nursing homes (non profit) =0 private hostels (non profit) = 0
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Central Queensland Health Service District
The district includes the Capricorn Coast, Rockhampton, Gladstone, Banana and Central Highlands out to the Central Queensland gem fields and services a population pool of about 200,000 people.
The District is divided into four hubs: Banana Hub, Central Highlands Hub, Gladstone Hub and Rockhampton Hub. A team of 3000 staff provide a vast range of health services across an enormous and diverse part of Queensland. Services include inpatient and outpatient hospital care, mental health, primary and community health, residential and aged care and oral health.
There is one HREC in this HSD: Central Queensland Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Single site research studies should be submitted to Central Queensland Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
The main hospital in the District is Rockhampton Hospital
Rockhampton Hospital Services
Hospital Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service, Emergency Medicine, Anaesthetics, Radiology & Ultrasound, Specialist Outpatient Department review, Central Sterilising Services & Supply, Rehabilitation, Renal, Coronary Care, Intensive Care, Palliative Care & Chemotherapy, Day Surgery Unit, Operating Rooms, General Surgery, General Orthopaedics, Visiting Urology, Visiting Neurosurgical, ENT, General Medicine, Visiting Facio/Maxillary, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Ophthalmology, Visiting Haematology, Visiting Rheumatology, Visiting Oncology, Paediatrics, including Neonatal (Special care nursery), Visiting Paediatric Cardiology, General Respiratory Medicine
Other hospitals in the Baralaba, Biloela, Blackwater, Emerald, Gladstone, Moura, Mount District Morgan, Yeppoon
Multipurpose Health Springsure, Theodore, Woorabinda Services
Community Health Biloela, Emerald, Gladstone, Mount Morgan, Rockhampton, Yeppoon
Primary Health Care Boyne Valley
Oral Health Biloela, Emerald, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Yeppoon
Mental Health Emerald, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Yeppoon
Residential & Aged Yeppoon Nursing Home (Gertrude E Moore Nursing Home), North Care Rockhampton Nursing Centre, Eventide Home, Birribi (Residential Intellectually Disabled Facility)
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Central Queensland Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: Rockhampton Hospital (Central Queensland)
Web address of http://www.health.qld.gov.au/wwwprofiles/cqld_rocky_hosp.asp
Institution No Research and Ethics webpage. Please refer to Qld Health REGU webpage.
Correct title of the Central Queensland Health Service District Human Research Ethics HREC: Committee
NHMRC EC Code: EC00173
Correct address of the Rockhampton Hospital HREC: Canning Street
Rockhampton QLD 4700
No. of copies required NEAF and all supporting documentation: for Ethics submissions: 1 original+ 10 copies
Contact Details for Ms Tania Marshall Research Ethics Office: HREC Administrator T: 07 4920 6219 F: 07 4920 6770
Contact Details for Ms Tania Marshall Research Governance HREC Administrator Office: T: 07 4920 6219 F: 07 4920 6770
Address of the Rockhampton Hospital Institution: Canning Street
Rockhampton QLD 4700
Name of Senior Trials No nominated Clinical Trials Pharmacist Pharmacist:
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Central Queensland Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Address for Delivery of Rockhampton Hospital Pharmacy Dept Study Medication: Canning Street
Rockhampton, QLD 4700
Contact for Mr Robert Forsythe confirmation quote for T: 07 4920 6437 Pharmacy Services: E: [email protected]
Name of Radiologist Mr Kerry Lynam and / or Radiographer T: 07 4920 6432 Responsible for Trials Related Imaging: E: [email protected]
Address of Imaging Medical Imaging Dept Department: Rockhampton Hospital Canning Street
Rockhampton QLD 4700
Pathology - Local Mr Tony Hall contact details: T: 07 4920 7300
Medical Records Mr Campbell Corthers Contact details: T: 4920 6353
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Central West Health Service District
There are 11 Queensland Health hospitals and healthcare facilities in this Health Service District, located in the central western area of Queensland. The catchment is mostly rural farming and livestock production with an increasingly important tourism component.
There is no HREC in this District. Single site research studies should be submitted to Central Queensland Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
The main hospital is Longreach Hospital.
Longreach Health Services
Hospital Accident & Emergency, Medical Services, Surgical Services, Midwifery Services, Paediatric Services
Allied Health Services Podiatrist (two days a month), Physiotherapist, Social Worker, Occupational Therapist, Radiographer, Speech Therapist, Dietician, Pharmacist, Oral Health (visiting)
Visiting Specialist Psychiatrist Adult Mental Health (1 week a month), Flying Obstetrics & Gynaecologist (1 day a month), Ophthalmologist (1 week every 4 weeks), ENT Specialist (4 days every 4 months), Audiology (4 days every 4 months), Orthopaedics (4 days every 4 months), Paediatric Team including Paediatrician & Child, Psychiatrist (4 days every 3 months), Dermatologist (3 days every 3 months), Dental Surgeon (2 days every 6 months), QRI (2 days every 6 months), Gastroenterologist (5 days every 2 months), Respiratory Physician (2 days every 3 months), Palliative Care Specialist (2 days every 3 months)
Community Health Mobile Women's Health Nurse, Breast Care Nurse, Child Health, School Services Based Youth Health Nurses, Mental Health (including child and youth mental health), Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Service (ATODS), Healthy Lifestyle Coordinator, Aged Care and Rehabilitation, Chronic Disease Management Coordinator, Cardiac Rehabilitation Coordinator.
Other health care Barcaldine, Alpha Hospital, Aramac Hospital, Blackall Hospital, Boulia facilities within the Primary Health Care Centre, Isisford Primary Health Care Centre, Jundah District Primary Health Care Centre, Muttaburra Primary Health Care Centre, Tambo Primary Health Care Centre, Winton Hospital
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Darling Downs and West Moreton Health Service District
The DD-WMHSD covers approximately 95,000km² to the west of Brisbane, extending south from the NSW border to Wondoan in the north and Glenmorgan in the West. The Health Service District services a population of approximately half a million people, and was created 10 2008 from the merging of five health service districts. The two main cities in the district are Toowoomba and Ipswich.
The West Moreton South Burnett Health Service District (WMSBHSD) incorporates Ipswich, Boonah, Cherbourg, Esk, Kingaroy, Laidley, Murgon, Nanango and Wondai hospitals; and a tertiary mental health facility: The Park - Centre for Mental Health.
The main hospitals in the District are Toowoomba Hospital, Ipswich Hospital, and The Park – Centre for Mental Health.
There are two HREC’s in this HSD:
• Toowoomba & Darling Downs Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee (based in Toowoomba)
• West Moreton South Burnett Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee (based at The Parks – Centre for Mental Health)
Single site research studies should be submitted to one of the above HREC’s as per ‘Where Do I Submit My Single Site Research Study For Ethical Review located at: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/for_researcher.asp.
Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
Toowoomba is located approx. 130km west of Brisbane, on the Darling Downs and is Australia’s second largest inland city. The hospital also services a large farming community. Services offered by Darling Downs West Moreton Health Service District are listed below:
Toowoomba Hospital Services
Hospital Ambulatory care (including Emergency Department, Specialist Outpatient services, Day Procedures Unit, dialysis and oncology services). Acute Inpatient care including Medical, Mental Health, Surgical, Orthopaedic, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Special Care, Intensive and Coronary Care, and Theatre. Rehabilitation care including slow stream rehabilitation, Aged Care and Palliative Care.
Specialist Services Acute medical services including general medicine, mental health, emergency medicine, endocrinology; gastroenterology; obstetrics and gynaecology; oncology, paediatrics; respiratory medicine; renal medicine; haemodialysis, home dialysis peritoneal dialysis, renal replacement therapy. Surgical services including day of admission and day surgery services; endoscopy services; ENT head; faciomaxillary surgery; gynaecology; major orthopaedic pre-admission service; orthopaedic surgery; perioperative services. Specialty services including stomal therapy and wound management. Anaesthetic services including acute pain service.
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Toowoomba Hospital Services
Medical Support Clinical measurement including ECG; EEG; stress testing; Health Information Service; Infection Control; Medical imaging - 24 hour emergency imaging, CT, General X-ray, Angiography, Ultrasound (+ sourcing of MRI and Echocardiography), Pathology including biochemistry; cytology; haematology; histology; microbiology; Pharmacy; Red Cross Blood bank.
Community Health Aged Care Assessment Team; Alcohol Tobacco and other Drugs Services; Breast screening; Community aged care service; Cervical cancer prevention; Child Youth and Family Health service including Developmental Assessment Clinic; Communicable diseases; Community health; Home Care Services; Home medical aids scheme; Indigenous health; Infection Control Program; Maternity Home Care Service; Oral Health; Preventative Health Programs; Sexual Assault Program; School- based health nurse.
Allied Health Services Dietetics; Occupational therapy; Physiotherapy; Podiatry; Psychology; Rural Allied health services; Speech pathology; Social work.
Other Services Health Promotion; Outreach Support; Pastoral Care; SNAP Project
HACC Services Rural Allied Health Team, Home Care, HACC Assessment Services, Continence Advisory Service
Toowoomba and Darling Downs Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: Toowoomba Hospital
Web address of http://www.health.qld.gov.au/wwwprofiles/ddowns- Institution: westmort_twmba_hosp.asp
No Research and Ethics webpage. Please refer to Qld Health REGU webpage.
Correct title of the Toowoomba & Darling Downs Health Service District Human Research HREC: Ethics Committee
NHMRC EC Code: EC00182
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Toowoomba and Darling Downs Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Correct address of the Toowoomba and Darling Downs Health Service District HREC: Locked Bag 2 Toowoomba QLD 4350 OR Level 2 Cossart House
Toowoomba and Darling Downs Health Service District Toowoomba QLD 4350
No. of copies required 1 original (electronic & hard copy)+ 17 copies of NEAF & all supporting for Ethics submissions: documentation
Contact Details for Ms Jennifer Beatty Research Ethics Office: HREC & RS Coordinator/RGO T: 07 4616 5916 F: 07 4616 5099 E: [email protected]
Contact Details for Ms Jennifer Beatty Research Governance Office: HREC & RS Coordinator/RGO T: 07 4616 5916 F: 07 4616 5099 E: [email protected]
Address of the Toowoomba & Darling Downs Health Service District, Institution: Pechey Street, Toowoomba, QLD 4350
Name of Senior Trials Mrs Chan Lee, Chief Pharmacist Pharmacist: T: 07 4699 8634 F: 07 4699 8877 E: [email protected] or Mr Peter Gilbar (Senior Pharmacist - Oncology) T: 07 4616 5263 F: 07 4638 2505 E: [email protected]
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Toowoomba and Darling Downs Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Address for Delivery of Pharmacy Department, Study Medication: Toowoomba & Darling Downs Health Service District Pechey Street, Toowoomba, QLD 4350
Contact for Contact Mrs Chan Lee, Chief Pharmacist confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services: T: 07 4699 8634 F: 07 4699 8877 E: [email protected]
Name of Radiologist Director Medical Imaging: and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials Dr Aiden Cook Related Imaging: T: 07 4616 6404 F: 07 4616 6984 E: [email protected]
Address of Imaging Medical Imaging Department, Department: Toowoomba & Darling Downs Health Service District, Pechey Street, Toowoomba, QLD 4350
Pathology - Local Luke Johnson contact details: T: 07 4616 6504
Medical Records Health Information Manager: Contact details: Ms Janet Baines T: 07 4616 6294 F: 07 4616 6939 E: [email protected]
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Ipswich has a population of 160,000, a culturally diverse community comprised of over 115 different ethnic backgrounds. It is situated approx 40km west of Brisbane.
Ipswich Services
Hospital Medicine; General Surgery; Anaesthetics; Paediatrics; Intensive Care Unit; Orthopaedics; Maternity, Obstetrics and Gynaecology; Ear, Nose and Throat; Ophthalmology; Rehabilitation Medicine; Emergency Services; Integrated Mental Health; Acute Mental Health; Aged Care Mental Health; Pathology Laboratory; Medical Imaging; Operating Theatres; Allied Health Services; Physiotherapy; Speech Therapy; Psychology; Social Work; Dietetics and Nutrition; Occupational therapy; Audiology; Facio-Maxillary Podiatry; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Liaison Service; Community Liaison; Pharmacy; Outpatients; Oral Health Services; Renal Dialysis Unit; Palliative Care; Pharmacy; Outpatients; High Secure - Mental Health; Health Information Services.
Community Health Located at: Ipswich Health Plaza; Goodna Community Health Unit; Services Boonah Hospital; Esk Hospital; Kingaroy Health Service; Laidley Hospital; Murgon Health Service; Nanango Health Service; Wondai Health Service; Adult Health; Aged Care Assessment Team; Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Drugs Service; Child Health Services; Family Support Service; Health Information Service; Home & Community Care Service; Sexual Health Service; Therapy & Support Services for Children; BreastScreen Clinic; Young Peoples' Health; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health; Multicultural Health; Intergrated Mental Health Services; Child & Youth Mental Health Service
Dental Services Clinics: Boonah, Esk, Kingaroy, Laidley, Ipswich Schools: Collingwood Park, Silkstone, Raceview, Mobile Vans for school visits.
The Park – Centre for Mental Health
The Park is a tertiary referral mental health care facility. The philosophy of "Together...Toward Recovery" is a fundamental part of their Model of Service Delivery. Under this model, The Park- Centre for Mental Health provides:
Extended Treatment and Rehabilitation - 51 beds for people with a chronic mental disorder requiring extended inpatient care and rehabilitation
Dual Diagnosis - 31 beds for people with a mental disorder who are also intellectually disabled who require extended inpatient care and rehabilitation
Medium Secure - 34 beds for people requiring extended inpatient care and rehabilitation within a medium security environment
High Security - 61 beds for people requiring inpatient care and treatment for a mental illness as well as requiring a high security environment.
Adolescent Rehabilitation - 15 beds for young people aged between 13 and 17 years who require extended inpatient care and treatment for a mental illness.
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West Moreton South Burnett Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: Darling Downs and West Moreton Health
Web address of Health http://www.health.qld.gov.au/wwwprofiles/ddowns-westmort.asp Service District: No Research and Ethics webpage. Please refer to Qld Health REGU webpage.
Correct title of the West Moreton South Burnett Health Service District Human Research HREC: Ethics Committee
NHMRC EC Code: EC00184
Correct address of the Dawson House HREC: The Park Centre for Mental Health Locked Bag 500 Sumner Park BC QLD 4074
No. of copies required NEAF, Information sheets/consent forms, advertisements, and any for Ethics submissions: documents given to participants:
1 original + 15 copies Investigator Brochure: x 1
Contact Details for Ms Jacqueline Robinson. Research Ethics Office: HREC A/Chair/Ethics Officer/RGO E: [email protected]
Contact Details for Ms Jacqueline Robinson. Research Governance Office: HREC A/Chair/Ethics Officer/RGO E: [email protected]
Address of the West Moreton South Burnett Health Service District Institution: Dawson House The Park Centre for Mental Health Cnr Ellerton Drive & Wolston Park Rd Wacol 4076, or
Locked Bag 500
Sumner Park BC, QLD, 4074
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West Moreton South Burnett Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Name of Senior Trials Mr Ally Bashir Pharmacist: Director of Pharmacy T: 07 3271 8213 F: 07 3271 8212 E: [email protected]
Address for Delivery of Pharmacy Department Study Medication: The Park Centre for Mental Health Cnr Ellerton & Wolston Park Rd Wacol QLD 4076
Contact for Ally Bashir confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services: Director of Pharmacy, The Park Centre for Mental Health T: 07 3271 8213 F: 07 3271 8212 E: E: [email protected]
Name of Radiologist Medical Imaging Director and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials Mr Rod Meier Related Imaging: T: 07 3810 1362
Address of Imaging Medical Imaging Department Department: Ipswich Hospital Chelsford Ave Ipswich QLD, 4305
Pathology - Local Mr Peter Dulley contact details: T: 07 3810 1374 E: [email protected]
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West Moreton South Burnett Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Medical Records Health Information Manager: Contact details: Mr Rikki Dupuy T: 07 3810 1384
F: 07 3810 1751
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Gold Coast Health Service District
The Gold Coast Health Service District provides health care from the state border of NSW to the Coomera region in Queensland and is rapidly expanding to meet the growing population needs. The District includes major hospitals and supporting facilities including Gold Coast Hospital, Robina Hospital, Carrara Health Centre and the Gold Coast Surgery Centre.
The main hospitals in the district are Gold Coast Hospital and Robina Hospital.
There is one HREC in this district: Gold Coast Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Single site research studies should be submitted to Gold Coast Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
Gold Coast Hospital and Robina Hospital Services
Gold Coast Hospital: Cardiology, Child health, Ear, nose and throat, Emergency medicine, General medicine, General surgery, Geriatrics, Gynaecology, Haematology, Infectious diseases, Intensive care, Medical and surgical services, Nephrology - including renal dialysis Neurosurgery, Obstetrics, Oncology, Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics, Paediatrics, Paediatric surgery, Plastics surgery, Rehabilitation, Respiratory medicine, Urology, Vascular surgery
Robina Hospital: 24 hour emergency department, Adult general medicine, Allied health, Coronary care unit, Intensive care unit, Mental health services - adult, child and youth, Operating theatres, Oral health, Outpatients, Pathology, Rehabilitation, Renal dialysis and home training, Surgery - general, gynaecology, orthopaedics
Specialist Services Acute pain service, Diabetes resource service, Early discharge program, Early pregnancy assessment clinic, NHMRC Ethics committee, Palliative care program, Parenteral therapy program Patient liaison service, Patient safety, Post acute program, Public affairs, Quality coordination, Service improvement, Respiratory resource service, Staff counsellor, Wound management
Clinical Support Medical imaging, Nutrition, Occupational therapy, Pharmacy, Services Physiotherapy, Psychology, Social work, Speech pathology
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Gold Coast Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: Gold Coast Hospital
Web address of http://www.health.qld.gov.au/wwwprofiles/gcoast_gcoast_hosp.asp Institution: No Research and Ethics webpage. Please refer to Qld Health REGU webpage.
Correct title of the Gold Coast Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee HREC:
NHMRC EC Code: EC00160
Correct address of the c/- District Executive Offices HREC: 108 Nerang Street Southport, QLD 4215
No. of copies required NEAF, Protocols, Participant Information Sheets and Consent Forms, for Ethics submissions: Advertisements, any associated tools/inventories for administering research and any other paperwork given to participants: 1 x original and 12 copies
Investigator Brochure: 1 x copy only
Contact Details for Vanessa Constable Research Ethics Office: Gold Coast Health Service District 108 Nerang Street, Southport, QLD 4215 T: 07 5519 8010 F: 07 5519 8989 E: [email protected]
Contact Details for Ian Pieper Research Governance Office: Gold Coast Health Service District 108 Nerang Street, Southport, QLD 4215 T: 07 5519 7272 F: 07 5519 8989 E: [email protected]
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Gold Coast Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Address of the Gold Coast Hospital Institution: Gold Coast Health Service District 108 Nerang Street Southport QLD 4215
Name of Senior Trials Ms Jemma Morgan Pharmacist: T: 0410 433 002 E: [email protected]
Address for Delivery of Ground Floor Tower Block Study Medication: 108 Nerang Street Southport, QLD 4215
Contact for Director of Pharmacy: confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services: Mrs Liz Coombes or Ms Jemma Morgan - Trials Pharmacist
Name of Radiologist Mr John Andersen, and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials Director Medical Imaging Related Imaging: T: 07 5519 8264 E: [email protected]
Address of Imaging Ground Floor Tower Block Department: 108 Nerang Street, Southport QLD 4215
Pathology - Local Ms Fiona Nielsen contact details: Pathology Assistant Level 2, Tower Block. T: 07 5519 8716 E: [email protected]
Medical Records Health Information Manager: Contact details: Kathryn Carmichael M: 0466 207 620
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Mackay Health Service District
The Mackay Health Service District provides a wide range of services aimed at improving the health of the region. There are approximately 160,000 people in a diverse area extending from just north and south of Mackay, the Whitsunday Islands to the east and the mining towns of the west.
There are seven hospitals and eight separate community health services and more than 1200 health professionals are emplyed to provide an outstanding level of health care to the region’s community.
There is no HREC in the District. Single site research studies should be submitted to Townsville Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
The main hospital is Mackay Base Hospital.
Mackay Hospital Services
Hospital Medicine, Surgery, Clinical Support
Specialist Services Obstetrics & Gynaecology; Paediatrics; Emergency Medicine; Orthopaedic Surgery; Anaesthetics; Intensive Care; Coronary care; Psychiatry; Aged Care; Renal Medicine; ENT; Ophthalmology; Palliative Care; Day Surgery
Clinics Dermatology; Oncology; Orthopaedic; Neurosurgical; Neurology; Liver; Diabetic; Urology; Surgical; Medical; Renal; Pacemaker; Cardiac; haematology; Ophthalmology; Wound Management;
Allied Health Physiotherapist; Dietician; Speech Pathology; Social Worker; Occupational Therapist; Psychologist;
Outreach Palliative Care; Cardiac Rehabilitation; Pain Management; Generalist Nurses; Asthma Care; Team Midwifery
Support Diagnostic X-Ray; Pathology; Clinical Measurements; Information Services; Staff Development; Human Resources; library; finance; Operational Services
Other health care Clermont Multi-Purpose Health Service, Dysart Hospital, Glenden facilities within the Community Health Centre, Moranbah Hospital, Middlemount Community District Health Centre, Sarina Hospital and Primary Health Care Centre, Whitsunday Health Service, Proserpine Hospital Campus.
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Metro North Health Service District
The Metro North Health Service District provides the full range of health services including rural, regional and tertiary teaching hospitals. The District covers an area of 4157 square kilometres and extends from the Brisbane River to north of Kilcoy. Hospitals within the Metro North Health Service District include Caboolture Hospital, Kilcoy Hospital, The Prince Charles Hospital, Redcliffe Hospital, Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital. Services within Metro North Health Service District include Aged Care / Residential / Acquired Brain Injury Services, Primary and Community Health Service, Mental Health Services and Oral Health Services..
The main hospitals within the District are: The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, The Prince Charles Hospital, Redcliffe Hospital.
There are three HREC’s within the District:
• Northside Health Service District - Redcliffe Ethics Committee – based at Redcliffe Hospital
• The Prince Charles HREC – based at The Prince Charles Hospital.
• The Royal Brisbane and Women’s HREC – based at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
Single site research studies should be submitted to one of the above HREC as per ‘Where Do I Submit My Single Site Research Study For Ethical Review located at: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/for_researcher.asp.
Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
Redcliffe Hospital Services
Hospital Redcliffe Hospital provides a wide range of medical, surgical, oncology, orthopaedics, emergency, obstetrics, paediatrics, specialist outpatient clinics and clinical support services. Other Services include: Home Ward, Community Hospital Interface Program and diabetes care.
Caboolture Hospital Services
Hospital The Caboolture hospital is a 194 bed hospital, with hospital services including Obstetrics/Gynaecology, general surgery, general medicine, day surgery, pathology, emergency medicine, gastroenterology, paediatrics, medical imaging pharmacy and mental health. Allied Health services include physiotherapy, dietetics, speech pathology, social work and occupational therapy
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Kilcoy Hospital Services
Hospital Kilcoy Hospital is a 30 bed acute hospital, providing medical, emergency, paediatrics, physiotherapy, specialised outpatient clinics and clinical support services to the shire of Kilcoy. The Hospital has expanded its clinical services to include chemotherapy and a palliative care bed in a hospice environment. A Home Maternity Service has been implemented to care for new mothers and their babies when they return to Kilcoy.
Redcliffe Caboolture Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: Redcliffe Caboolture HREC
Web address of No webpage. Research Office Information Page: Please refer to Qld Health REGU webpage.
Correct title of the Northside Health Service District – Redcliffe Ethics Committee HREC:
NHMRC EC Code: EC00170
Correct address of the Redcliffe Hospital, HREC: Anzac Ave, Redcliffe, Qld 4020
No. of copies required Electronic committee - email or CD. for Ethics submissions:
Contact Details for Research Ethics Hub Research Ethics Office: Unit 1, Ground Floor Redcliffe Hospital, Anzac Ave, Redcliffe, QLD 4020 T: 07 3883 7851 F: 07 3883 7590 E: [email protected]
Contact Details for [email protected] Research Governance Office:
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Redcliffe Caboolture Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Address of the Redcliffe Hospital Institution: Anzac Ave Redcliffe, QLD 4020
Name of Senior Trials Mr Paul Fisquet Pharmacist: T: 07 3883 7781 E: [email protected]
Address for Delivery of Attn: Paul Fisquet Study Medication: Pharmacy Dept, Redcliffe Hospital, Anzac Avenue, Redcliffe QLD 4020
Contact for Paul Fisquet. confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services: Contact details as above
Name of Radiologist Dr Rosemary D'Ath and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials A/Director of Medical Imaging Related Imaging: T: 3883 7744 E: Rosemary_D'[email protected]
Address of Imaging Medical Imaging Department Department: Redcliffe Hospital, Anzac Avenue, Redcliffe, QLD 4020
Pathology - Local Mr Kevin St Clair contact details: T:07 3883 7815 E: [email protected]
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Redcliffe Caboolture Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Medical Records Health Information Managers: Contact details: Ms Kerrie Williamson T: 07 3883 7578 E: [email protected] or Ms Gemma van Fleet T: 07 3883 7311 E: [email protected]
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The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH)
With a workforce of approximately 3500 staff, The Prince Charles Hospital provides health services to residents living in the northern suburbs of Brisbane and specialist services to the broader Queensland and northern New South Wales population.
As the major tertiary level cardiothoracic referral hospital for Queensland, the largest such unit in Australia and one of the largest services of its type in the world, The Prince Charles Hospital provides cardiac and pulmonary transplantation services for Queensland. Other specialised state-wide services include an adult cystic fibrosis unit; adult congenital heart disease and heart failure units; and complex cardiac care.
Specialist services in the areas of Psychiatry and Mental Health, Geriatric Medicine and Aged Care, Rehabilitation, Palliative Care, Orthopaedics, Internal Medicine and General Surgery, as well as outreach specialist services throughout Queensland are also provided.
The Prince Charles Hospital Services
Hospital Inpatient and outpatient services. Accident & Emergency Medicine, Intensive Care, Medical Imaging and Nuclear Medicine.
Surgery General Surgery, Specialist Cardio-Thoracic Surgery, Heart and Lung Transplantation for adults, Elective Orthopaedic Surgery
Internal Medicine General Medicine, Rehabilitation Medicine, Aged and Extended Care, Palliative Care, Specialist Cardiology, Thoracic Medicine, Thoracic Oncology, Sleep and Respiratory Failure Investigations
Mental Health Five general Community Mental Health Teams for adults are located at Chermside, Pine Rivers, Nundah, Caboolture and Redcliffe. In patient and out patient services include Acute Care Teams (ACT), Consultation / Liaison Team (CL), Perinatal Mental Health Team, Mobile Intensive Support Team (MIST), Early Psychosis Team (EP), Older Persons Mental Health. There are 60 beds in 2 wards at TPCH, and the Medium Secure Unit provides treatments for up to 20 patients.
Aged Care, Residential The Prince Charles Hospital has the largest Geriatric outpatient service in and Acquired Brain Queensland. There are aged care facilities at Eventide, Ashworth House Injury and Cooinda which provide accommodation for the frail aged, dementia secure, dementia non secure and psychogeriatric care.
Jacana is for people with acquired brain injury and provides Dual Diagnosis residential service for clients with Acquired Brain Injury and mental health diagnosis.
Allied Health Services include Dietetics and Nutrition; Occupational Therapy; Physiotherapy; Podiatry; Speech Pathology; Psychology and Neuropsychology; and Social Work
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The Prince Charles Hospital Services
Primary and Primary and community health services provided throughout the District Community Care include primary health and care coordination; rehabilitation and Services consultation; community acute post acute; palliative care; healthier children and families; Indigenous health; alcohol and drug services; and sexual health and HIV services.
Adult community centres at Brighton, Chermside, Keperra (North West), St Pauls Terrace (Lutwyche Centre), Aspley and Pine Rivers.
Alcohol and Drug Services are provided in Brisbane City, Indooroopilly, Pine Rivers and on The Prince Charles Hospital campus.
The Sexual Health and AIDS Service provides services and clinics at Keperra, Strathpine, West End and Brisbane City.
The Prince Charles Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: The Prince Charles Hospital
Web address of http://www.health.qld.gov.au/northside/html/research.asp Research Office Information Page:
Correct title of the The Prince Charles Hospital HREC HREC:
NHMRC EC Code: EC00168
Correct address of the The Prince Charles Hospital HREC: Rode Road Chermside, QLD 4032
No. of copies required 1 original + 17 copies of: NEAF, Info Sheets / Consents, Ads and any for Ethics submissions: paper work given to participants
IB's: 4 copies only.
Contact Details for Mr Philip Lee Research Ethics Office: Executive Officer - TPCH REGU T: 07 3139 4500 F: 07 3359 5756
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The Prince Charles Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Contact Details for Anne Carle Research Governance Office: T: 07 3139 4500
F: 07 3359 5756
Address of the The Prince Charles Hospital Institution: Rode Road, Chermside, QLD 4032
Name of Senior Trials Ms Janette Marshall Pharmacist: T: 07 3139 5404 F: 07 3139 2174
Address for Delivery of Pharmacy Dept Study Medication: The Prince Charles Hospital, Rode Road, Chermside, QLD 4032
Contact for Mr Phillip Rumballe confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services: Chief Pharmacist T: 07 3139 5404 E: [email protected]
Name of Radiologist Mr Andew Trotter and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials T: 07 3139 4054 Related Imaging: F: 07 3139 4923
E: [email protected] OR Dr Richard Slaughter T: 07 3139 4263
Address of Imaging Medical Imaging Department Department: The Prince Charles Hospital Rode Road, Chermside, QLD, 4032
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The Prince Charles Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Pathology - Local Mr Glen Lawrence contact details: Group Laboratory Manager T: 07 3139 4881 E: [email protected] Katy Marshall Operations Manager T: 07 3139 5352 E: [email protected]
Medical Records Health Information Manager Contact details: Mr Charles Ma T: 07 3139 4288
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The Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital (RBWH)
The Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital is a 1047 bed general, tertiary referral teaching hospital with a number of specialities including medicine, surgery, orthopaedics, psychiatry, oncology and trauma services. Women's and Newborn Services provide comprehensive care of obstetric, gynaecological and neonatal intensive care on an inpatient and outpatient basis.
It is the largest tertiary referral hospital in Queensland and provides services to patients throughout the State, Northern New South Wales, the Northern Territory and from neighbouring countries in the South West Pacific. The hospital fulfils a significant teaching and research role with links to Queensland's major tertiary institutions.
Located at Herston and close to the central business district of Brisbane, the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital shares the Herston Campus with the Royal Children's Hospital and the Queensland Institute of Medical Research. It has recently undergone a major redevelopment program where the majority of the two hospitals clinical services have been rebuilt making it the largest hospital redevelopment in Australia's history.
Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Services
Hospital Medicine, surgery, psychiatry, oncology, women's and newborn services, trauma services and more than 30 subspecialties.
Surgical subspecialties include: Burns, ENT, Ophthalmology, General Surgery, Neurosurgery, Oral and Maxillofacial, Orthopaedic, Plastics & Reconstructive, Vascular, Thoracic and Urology.
Medical subspecialties include: Cardiology, Clinical Immunology & Allergies, Endocrinology; Gastroenterology & Hepatology, Dermatology, Geriatric Medicine; Infectious Diseases; Internal Medicine and Aged Care, Neurology, Pharmacy & Clinical Pharmacology, Nuclear Medicine, QLD PET Service, Renal Medicine, Rheumatology, Thoracic Medicine, Palliative Care Services.
Women's and Newborn Services include: Gynaecology, Maternity Services, Neonatology, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Special Care Nursery (SCN), Foetal Diagnosis and Treatment, Breast Health, Maternal Foetal Medicine, Gynaecological Oncology and Retrieval Service for Northern NSW and Pacific Rim.
Cancer Care subspecialties include: Radiation Oncology, Medical Oncology and Bone Marrow Transplant / Haematology.
Critical Care Services (capacity is 26 beds) include: Emergency Medicine, Intensive Care Medicine and the Multidisciplinary Pain Centre.
Mental Health Services include: Adolescent Psychiatry, Alcohol and Drug Services, Community Forensic Mental Health Services, Geriatric Psychiatry, Herston Mental Health Services, and Inner North Brisbane Mental Health Service.
The district also provides services off campus, which are located in the Metro North Health Service District, including Oral Health Services, community Mental Health services, Halwyn Centre and GARU, the centre for geriatric assessment and rehabilitation.
Outpatient clinics Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
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Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Services
Service lines Surgical and Perioperative Services, Internal Medicine Services, Womens and Newborn Services, Nursing Services, Corporate Services, Medical Services, Critical Care and Clinical Support Services, Allied Health, Cancer Care Services, Mental Health Services, Oral Health Services
Royal Brisbane and Women’s Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH)
Web address of http://www.health.qld.gov.au/rbwh/research/hrec.asp Research Office Information Page:
Correct title of the Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital Human Research Ethics Committee HREC:
NHMRC EC Code: EC00172
Correct address of the RBWH Human Research Ethics Office HREC: Level 7 Block 7 Butterfield Street Herston QLD 4029
No. of copies required 1 original + 20 of all study documents for Ethics submissions: 1 copy only of investigator's brochure
Contact Details for Ms Odette Petersen Research Ethics Office: HREC Office Level 7, Block 7 RBWH Butterfield St Herston QLD 4029 T: 07 3636 5490 F:07 3636 7800 E: [email protected]
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Royal Brisbane and Women’s Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Contact Details for Ms Jennifer Lonton Research Governance Office: Research Governance Officer Level 4 UQ Centre for Clinical Research T: 07 3636 8579 E: [email protected]
Address of the Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital Institution: Butterfield Street Herston 4029
Name of Senior Trials Ms Lesley Ross-Lee Pharmacist: T: 07 3636 8401 E: [email protected]
Address for Delivery of Attn: Lesley Ross Lee Study Medication: Pharmacy Dept Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Herston Road Herston, QLD 4029
Contact for Please contact Ms Lesley Ross-Lee confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services:
Name of Radiologist Ms Marie Dunn and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials Administrative Officer Related Imaging: Medical Imaging Department T: 07 3636 8496 E: [email protected]
Address of Imaging Level 3 Department: Ned Hanlon Building Brisbane & Women's Hospital Butterfield Street Herston QLD 4029
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Royal Brisbane and Women’s Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Pathology - Local Ms Brooke Berry contact details: Scientist (Clinical Trials) T: 07 3636 3444 E: [email protected]
Medical Records Director, Health Information Services: Contact details: Ms Nicole Mair T: 07 3636 7509
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Metro South Health Service District
The Metro South Health Service District is situated within the southern suburbs of Brisbane and extends from Brisbane River in the north, to the coast line and Bay islands in the east and to the border of New South Wales in the south west. It encompasses the following major health services: Princess Alexandra Hospital, Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital , Logan Hospital, Beaudesert Hospital, Redland Hospital, Wynnum Hospital and Dunwich Health Service Centre.
The main hospital in the District is the Princess Alexandra Hospital.
There is one HREC in the District – Metro South Health Service District HREC, based at Princess Alexandra Hospital. Single site research studies should be submitted to Metro South Health Service District HREC. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
Princess Alexandra Hospital
(PAH) is one of three tertiary level facilities in Queensland, providing care in all major adult specialties, with the exception of obstetrics. It is one of Australia’s leading teaching and research hospitals.
The PAH provides acute medical, surgical, mental health, cancer, rehabilitation and allied health services as well as statewide services - including the Acquired Brain Injury Outreach Service, Queensland Amputee Limb Service, Spinal Outreach Team and the Transitional Rehabilitation Program.
It is nationally recognised for its expertise in spinal injury management and is a major transplantation centre for livers, kidneys, bone, cartilage, and corneas. The hospital has responsibility for the management of the Queensland Liver Transplant Service, Queensland Eye Bank and the Queensland Bone Bank. It also houses one of the major Pathology Queensland services.
The PAH has an aeromedical retrieval service transporting patients to hospital via helicopter or fixed wing aircraft, a road accident response service and a major trauma retrieval service managed by the Emergency Department and Intensive Care Unit.
Princess Alexandra Hospital Services
Hospital Acute Medical, Surgical and Mental Health Services including Cardiac Surgery, Emergency Medicine, Cancer Services, Intensive Care, Transplantation, Geriatrics and Rehabilitation including Spinal Injuries and Brain Injuries Rehabilitation Unit.
PAH Specialist Services Endocrine, Thoracic, Colorectal, ENT, Hepatobiliary, Intensive Care Unit, - Surgical and Medical Transplant (Liver/Renal), Neurosurgery, Post Anaesthetic Care, Day Surgery, Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics, Plastics and Facio Maxillary, Stomal Therapy, Upper GI, Urology, Vascular, Alcohol and Drug, Clinical Pharmacology, Cardiology, Dermatology, Endocrine and Diabetes, Gastroenterology, General Medicine, Geriatrics, Hypertension, Haematology, Radiation Oncology (PAH and Mater Campus), Medical Oncology, Palliative Care, Immunology, Rheumatology, Vascular, Infectious Disease, Neurology, Nephrology, Respiratory, Sexual Health and Medical Imaging.
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Princess Alexandra Hospital Services
PAH Allied Health Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Audiology, Services Social Work, Dietetics, Psychology, Podiatry, Prosthetics and Orthotics, Pharmacy, Medical Illustrations, Statewide Queensland Amputee Limb Service.
PAH Support Services Pathology including Blood Bank, Biochemistry, Cytology, Haematology, Histology, Microbiology and Morbid Anatomy, Health Information Service, Infection Control and Medical Imaging (including Nuclear Medicine).
PAH Mental Health Mobile Assessment and Acute Treatment Services, Acute Inpatient Unit, Services Continuing Care Services, Mobile Intensive Support Service, Consultation Liaison, Psychiatry and Aged Care Mental Health Services.
Logan-Beaudesert Health Facilities are situated midway between Brisbane and the Gold Coast and includes some southern Brisbane suburbs, Logan City Council, Gold Coast hinterland and Beaudesert Shire to the border with New South Wales. There are hospitals at Meadowbrook (Logan City) and Beaudesert, community health centres at Logan Central, Beenleigh, and Jimboomba, adult dental clinics at Beenleigh, Logan Central, Beaudesert Hospital and Logan Hospital. Child dental clinics are also operated.
Logan Hospital Services
Hospital Medical & Surgical Services: Obstetrics; Gynaecology; Orthopaedics; Ear Nose & Throat; Paediatrics; Respiratory Medicine; Neurology; Endocrinology; Cardiology; Renal Dialysis; Anaesthetics; Emergency medicine; Specialist Outpatient Clinics; Oral Health; Pathology; Medical Imaging; Allied Health Services; Pharmacy; Mental Health Services; Palliative Care
Redland Hospital
Redland Hospital provides primary and secondary level services in the areas of emergency, general medicine, general surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, anaesthetics and mental health.
Redlands Hospital Services
Hospital Acute medical, Surgical, Emergency services, Mental Health, Rehabilitation, Women & Birthing, Orthopaedics, Paediatrics
Allied Health Services Physiotherapy, Speech Pathology, Podiatry, Occupational Therapy, Social Work
Specialist Services Dermatology, Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Cardiology, Endocrinology, Medicine, Urology, Surgery, Renal Respiratory, Gastroenterology, Neurology
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Redlands Hospital Services
Clinical Support Anaesthetics, Pharmacy, Pathology, Diagnostic Radiology/Medical Services Imaging
Integrated Community Mental Health, Family Health Protection Services, Drug and Alcohol and Hospital Services Services, Geriatrics/Aged Care, Health Promotion, HIV/AIDS, Palliative Care, Rehabilitation, Sexual Assault Services, Indigenous Health Services, Women's Health and Oral Health, Breast screening.
Residential Aged Care Redland Residential Care Services
Queen Elizabeth ll Hospital Services
Hospital General medicine, Orthopaedics, Urology, Gynaecology, General Surgery, Aged Care and Rehabilitation Services.
Brisbane South BSCHS operates within a complex organisation environment. QEII Community Health Hospital services are also provided to, and in conjunction with, the Mater Services (BSCHS) Hospitals and Princess Alexandra Hospitals.
Other Services Oral Health - Homecare - Breastscreen - Community Access & Intergration - Child Youth & Family Health - Specialised Community Services - Adult Health - Community Health Information Management (CHIMS)
Princess Alexandra Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: Princess Alexandra Hospital
Web address of http://www.health.qld.gov.au/pahospital/research/ethics.asp Research Office Information Page:
Correct title of the Metro South Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee HREC:
NHMRC EC Code: EC00167
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Princess Alexandra Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Correct address of the Level 2, HREC: Building 35,
Princess Alexandra Hospital, Ipswich Road, Woolloongabba, QLD 4102
No. of copies required NEAF, Protocols, Participant Information Sheets and Consent Forms, for Ethics submissions: Advertisements and any other supporting paperwork including paperwork given to participants: 1 x original + 17 copies.
Investigator Brochures x 4
Contact Details for Dr Peng Tjun CHOY Research Ethics Office: HREC Administrator Level 2, Building 35 Princess Alexandra Hospital Ipswich Road Woolloongabba QLD 4102 T: 07 3240 5856 F: 07 3240 7667 E: [email protected]
Contact Details for The Governance Officer Research Governance Office: T: 07 3240 7722 F: 07 3240 7667 E: [email protected]
Address of the Princess Alexandra Hospital Institution: Ipswich Road Woolloongabba QLD 4102
Name of Senior Trials Robyn Hurley Pharmacist: T: 07 3240 2029 F: 07 3240 7668 E: [email protected]
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Princess Alexandra Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Address for Delivery of Pharmacy Department Study Medication: Princess Alexandra Hospital Ipswich Road Woolloongabba QLD 4102
Contact for Robyn Hurley confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services: T: 07 3240 2029 F: 07 3240 7668 E: [email protected]
Name of Radiologist Chief Radiographer: and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials Mr Wayne Nuss Related Imaging: T: 07 3240 2259
Address of Imaging Medical Imaging Department Department: Princess Alexandra Hospital Ipswich Road Woolloongabba, QLD 4102
Pathology - Local Mr Jake Farr-Wharton contact details: Pathology Liaison Officer T: 07 3240 2398 E: [email protected]
Medical Records Health Information Manager: Contact details: Ms Karen Leighton Manager, Records and Administrative Services Health Information Management Services T: 07 3240 5537 E: [email protected] The custodian of hospital data for the purposes of the PHA is: Ms Paula Cosgrove A/Director, Health Information Management Services T: 07 3240 7229 E: [email protected]
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Mount Isa Health Service District
Mount Isa Health Service District covers an area of over 300,000 square kilometres and services the rural and remote communities within North Western Queensland and the Gulf of Carpentaria. The total population of the Health Service District is 35,000 with 60% living in the city of Mount Isa. The district has a high Indigenous population of approximately 22%. The Mount Isa Health Service District includes the City of Mount Isa and the towns and areas of Burketown, Camooweal, Cloncurry, Dajarra, Doomadgee, Julia Creek, Karumba, Normanton and Mornington Island.
There is no HREC in this District. Single site research studies should be submitted to the Townsville Health Service District HREC. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
The main hospital is Mount Isa Hospital.
Mount Isa Hospital Services
Hospital A wide range of primary, secondary and community health services
Specialist Services Anaesthetics, Medicine, Paediatrics, Psychiatry and Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Clinics Available A range of clinics in speciality and sub-speciality services
Allied Health Services Dentistry, Dietetics, Medical Imaging, Occupational Therapy, Pathology, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Speech Pathology, Social Work
Outreach Services Outreach Allied Health, Mental Health, Nutrition, Child Health, Aged Care Assessment, Paediatrics, Obstetrics, Sexual Health, Women's Health and Palliative Care Services
HACC Services Home Care Services
Visiting Services Cardiology, Flying Obstetrician, General Practice, Urology, Orthopaedics, Gastroenterology, Radiology, Neurosurgery, Endocrinology, Opthalmology, Respiratory Medicine, Radiation Oncology, Maxillo-Facial Surgery, Child Cardiology, Paediatrics, Genetics, Reconstructive Surgery
Other Hospitals within Burketown Health Centre, Camooweal Health Centre, Cloncurry Hospital, the District Dajarra Health Centre, Doomadgee Hospital, Julia Creek Hospital, Karumba Health Centre, Mornington Island Primary Health Care Centre, Normanton Hospital
Other District Health Services
The District Health Burketown, Camooweal, Dajarra, Karumba Centres
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Other District Health Services
Community Health Burketown Primary Health, Camooweal Primary Health, Cloncurry Services Community Health, Dajarra Primary Health, Mornington Island Primary Health Centre, Mount Isa Community Health, Normanton Community Health, Camooweal HACC, Mount Isa HACC, Normanton HACC, Mount Isa ACAT, Mount Isa Sexual Health Services, Mount Isa Alcohol Tobacco & Other Drug Service, Mount Isa Child Health, Mount Isa Community Medicine, Mount Isa Community Mental Health, Mount Isa Mobile Women's Health, Mount Isa Community Nutrition
Dental Services Clinics - Burketown, Camooweal, Cloncurry, Dajarra, Doomadgee, Mt Isa, Mornington Island, Normanton; Mt Isa Schools - Barkly Highway, Happy Valley, Sunset, Townview; A mobile Dental van is also available for schools without clinic facilities.
Private Health Facilities Private hospitals/day centres = 0 private nursing homes (profit) = 0 private in District nursing homes (non profit) = 1 private hostels (non profit) = 2
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South West Health Service District
There are 14 Queensland Health hospitals and health care facilities in the South West Health Service District. The catchment is mostly rural farming and livestock production.
There is no HREC in this District. Single site research studies should be submitted to Toowoomba & Darling Downs Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
The main hospital is Roma Hospital.
Roma Hospital Services
Hospital Medical, Surgical, Accident and Emergency, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Post-natal care, Palliative Care, Pharmacy
Hospital Out Patient Outpatients, Ante-Natal Classes, Pharmacy, Accident and Emergency
Visiting Flying Surgeon, Flying Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Physician, Specialist/Consultant Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Psychiatry, Paediatrician, Oncologist, Services Neurologist, Dietician, Cardiology
Clinics Available Ante-natal, Dental, Pre-Op, Immunisation, Audiometry, Fractures, General Practise, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Surgery consultation, Paediatric clinic
Allied Health Services Occupational Therapy, Pathology, Radiography, Sonography, Speech Pathology, Physiotherapy, Social Work Service, Dietetics, Podiatry, Rehabilitation and Cardiac Rehabilitation.
Outreach Services Flying Specialist Services; Surgeon (11 centres plus 24 hour emergency cover), Flying Obstetrician and Gynaecologist (28 centres and 24 hour emergency cover), Paediatrician
Community-based Indigenous Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs, Child and Family Health, Health Services Child and Youth and Adult Mental Health, Child Safety, Early Intervention Specialist service for children, Community Health Nursing, Health Promotion, Mental Health Promotion, Women's Health, Community Nutrition, Palliative Care, Health Lifestyle Coordination, Continence Promotion, School-based Youth Health Service, Sexual Assault Service,
HACC Services Community Options, Home Care, CACPS, Meals on Wheels, Home Maintenance, Blue Care, Day Respite, HACC Bus
Residential Aged Care Westhaven Nursing Care Unit
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Other District Health Services
Health Services - Inpatients Outpatients Visiting Specialists, Flying Specialist teams District providing surgery, obstetrics, gynaecology and paediatric services, Allied Health Services, Community Health Services, HACC Services, Residential Aged Care and Other Aged Care Services.
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Sunshine Coast –Wide Bay Health Service District
The Sunshine Coast – Wide Bay Health Service District spans the hinterland and coastal area north of Brisbane. This District services a population of 90,000 people and includes Nambour Hospital and Caloundra Hospitals in the south, up to Maryborough, Hervey Bay and Bundaberg Hospitals in the northern part of the District. There is also a wide range of community based health services.
The main hospitals in this District are Nambour Hospital, Gympie Hospital, Hervey Bay Hospital, Bundaberg Hospital.
There is no HREC in this District. Single site research studies should be submitted to an appropriate HREC as per ‘Where Do I Submit My Single Site Research Study For Ethical Review located at: http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/for_researcher.asp.
Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
Nambour Hospital Services
Diagnostic Services Pathology, Medical Imaging, Clinical Measurements
Surgical Services General Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, Urology, Plastics, Ear Nose & Throat, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Day Surgery, Specialist Outpatients, Vascular, Ophthalmology, Fracture Clinic, Hand Clinic, Pre-Admission Clinic, Autologous Blood Service, Diagnostics & Scopes
Medical Services General Medicine, Emergency Medicine, Intensive Care, Rheumatology, Oncology / Haematology, Gastroenterology, Coronary Care, Respiratory Medicine, Renal Medicine, Geriatrics, Paediatrics, Chest Clinic, Infectious Diseases, HIV / Sexual Health Clinic, Hepatology, Neurology, Psychiatry, Aged Care Assessment, Rehabilitation, Drug & Alcohol Services, Specialist Outpatients, Nuclear Medicine, Diabetes, Endocrinology, Genetic, Podiatry, Staff Occupational Health Clinic
Allied Health Services Physiotherapy, Oral Health, Occupational Therapy, Psychology (Paediatric Development Clinic), Social Work, Speech Pathology, Health Information Management, Nutrition and Dietetics, Pharmacy
HACC Services Home Care Services, Allied Health, Continence Advisory Service.
Nursing Home Services Nambour Hospital Nursing Home - Nursing Care, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy, Social Work
Aged Care Assessment Aged Care Assessment Team
Other Services Community and Allied Health Services
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Gympie Hospital Services
Hospital Medical Unit with Palliative Care facilities, High Dependency Unit, Surgical Unit, Day Procedure Unit, Chemotherapy treatment services, Maternity Unit, Rehabilitation Unit with respite care facilities, Paediatric Unit, Operating Suite, 24 hour Accident & Emergency, Pharmacy, Medical Imaging, Laboratory Services (pathology)
Specialist Services Visiting: General Surgeons, Obstetrician, Anaesthetists, Physician, Gynaecologist, Orthopaedic Surgeon
Clinics Available Medical, Paediatric, Fracture, Surgical, Surgical Review, Pre-admission, Chest, Antenatal, Outreach Antenatal, Prosthetic, Diabetic and Daily Wound Care Clinics, Gynaecology, Orthopaedic Clinic
Allied Health Services Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Social Work, Day Therapy Centre
Community Health Child Health, School Health, ATODS, Occupational Therapy, Community Network Support Worker, Social Work, ATSI Health Worker, Hospital Liaison
HACC Services Home Care, Physiotherapy, Dietician, Podiatrist
Mental Health Adult, Child and Youth Mental Health workers, Visiting Psychiatrist, Senior Medical Officer
Hervey Bay Hospital Services
Hospital Internal Medicine, Perioperative, Emergency Medicine, ICU/CCU Level 1, General Outpatients, General Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Orthopaedic Surgery, Medical Imaging, Pathology, Pharmacy, Renal Unit (Haemodialysis), Palliative Care
Specialist Services Specialist Outpatients; Oncology
Allied & Community Acute Services Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology, Health Services Dietetics and Social Work. Community Health Service:Child and Family Health, School Health, Community Health Nursing , Indigenous Health, Alcohol Tobacco & Other Drugs, Home & Community Care, Occupational Therapy Physiotherapy, Dietetic and Social Work Services, Allied Health Paediatric Development, TACCT, Transition Care and Chronic Disease Management Services, Breast Care Nursing Services, Community Based Rehabilitation Team , Wide Bay Aged Care Assessment Service, Allied Health Cancer Team and Womens Cancer Screening Services (the last three provide services to Wide Bay and Burnett)
Oral Health Services Adult Dental Clinic Village Complex, Mobile and Fixed School Dental Services
Outreach Services Midwifery Outreach
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Hervey Bay Hospital Services
Allied Health Inpatient & Outpatient Physiotherapy; Occupational Therapy; Speech Pathology; Dietetics; Social Work.
Clinics Dental
Other Residential Aged Care; Oral Health.
Nursing Diabetes Education; Cardiac Rehabilitation; Midwifery Outreach; Renal Dialysis, Wound Management.
Nambour Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: Nambour Hospital
Web address of the http://www.health.qld.gov.au/wwwprofiles/sunshine_nambour_hosp.asp Institution: No Research and Ethics webpage. Please refer to Qld Health REGU webpage.
No. of copies required See details for the Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital, or The Prince for Ethics submissions: Charles Hospital or Redcliffe Hospital
Contact Details for Nicola Harvey - Sunshine Coast - Wide Bay Health Service District Research Governance Office: Research Governance Officer C/- Clinical Governance Support Unit PO Box 547 Nambour QLD 4560 T: 07 5470 6537
Address of the Nambour General Hospital Institution: Sunshine Coast Health Service District Hospital Road Nambour Qld 4560
Name of Senior Trials Ms Lauren Knesl Pharmacist: T: 07 5470 6745 E: [email protected]
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Nambour Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Address for Delivery of Pharmacy Dept Study Medication: Nambour General Hospital Hospital Rd Nambour QLD 4560
Contact for Ms Lauren Knesl for general pharmacy enquiries. confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services: For Oncology trials, please liaise with the Clinical Research Coordinators.
Name of Radiologist Mr Christopher Bates and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials Manager, Radiology and Imaging Related Imaging: T: 07 5470 6721 E: [email protected]
Address of Imaging Medical Imaging Department Department: Nambour General Hospital PO Box 547 Nambour QLD 4560
Pathology - Local Julianne Lucas contact details: Supervising Scientist. T: 07 5470 5635 E: [email protected]
Medical Records Health Information Manager: Contact details: Stella Rowlands T: 07 5470 6638
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Children’s Health Services District
The Royal Children's Hospital (CHSD ) is a 168 bed, tertiary referral paediatric teaching hospital with a number of specialties including burns, liver transplant, oncology, paediatric surgery, rehabilitation, respiratory medicine, and trauma services.
It is the largest paediatric tertiary referral hospital in Queensland and provides services to patients throughout the State, Northern New South Wales, Northern Territory, Japan, and from neighbouring countries in the South West Pacific. Located at Herston and close to the central business district of Brisbane, the Royal Children's Hospital shares the campus with the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital.
The Children's Health Services District is structured into the following Divisions: Division of Allied Health , Division of Corporate Services (District-wide service) , Division of Medical Services , Division of Surgical Services.
Features of the CHSD include: Computerised Medical Imaging Department, Department of Emergency Medicine, Hydrotherapy Pool , Paediatric Intensive Care Unit, Liver Transplant Service, Oncology Department, Paediatric Surgery, Poisons Information Centre, Queensland Children's Gait Laboratory, Respiratory Medicine Department/Queensland Children's Asthma Centre, State wide Paediatric Rehabilitation Service, Stuart Pegg Burns Centre .
There is one HREC in this District. Single site research studies should be submitted to Children's Health Services District Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
For information about medical research at the Children’s Hospital, please go to: http://www.qcmri.org.au/Home.aspx.
Royal Children’s Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: Royal Children’s Hospital
Web address of http://www.health.qld.gov.au/rch/professionals/ethics.asp Research Office Information Page:
Correct title of the Children's Health Service District Ethics Committee HREC:
NHMRC EC Code: EC00175
Correct address of the Royal Children's Hospital, HREC: Level 3, Foundation Building, Department of Paediatrics and Child Health Herston QLD 4029
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Royal Children’s Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
No. of copies required 1 original + 11 copies of: NEAF, Info Sheets/Consent, Ads, and any for Ethics submissions: paperwork given to participants.
1 copy of IB only.
Contact Details for Mrs Amanda Smith. Research Ethics Office: Ethics Co-ordinator, Children's Heath Service Ethics Committee Royal Children's Hospital, Herston Rd Herston QLD 4029 T: 3636 9167 F: 07 3365 5455 E: [email protected]
Contact Details for Processed through Chief Operations Manager ESO: Research Governance Office: Ms Julie Meloni E: [email protected]
Address of the The Royal Children's Hospital Institution: Herston Road, Herston , QLD, 4029
Name of Senior Trials Ms Anita Champion Pharmacist: T: 3636 8081 E: [email protected]
Address for Delivery of Pharmacy Dept. Study Medication: Royal Children's Hospital, Level 1 Foundation Building, Herston QLD 4029
Contact for Ms Anita Champion. confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services: Contact details as above.
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Royal Children’s Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Name of Radiologist Mr Tom Toepfer and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials T: 07 3636 8083 Related Imaging: E: [email protected] or Dr Gillian Long T: 07 3636 7970 E: [email protected]
Address of Imaging Medical Imaging Department. Department: Level 2, Foundation Building, Royal Children's Hospital, Herston QLD 4029
Pathology - Local Brooke Berry contact details: T: 07 3636 3444
Medical Records Health Information Manager: Contact details: Ms Robyn King T: 07 3636 7429
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Torres Strait and Northern Peninsular Area Health Service District
The Torres Strait and Northern Peninsular Area Health Service District is located at the northern tip of Queensland and includes over 20 islands with three Queensland Health hospitals and healthcare facilities.
There is no HREC in this District. Single site research studies should be submitted to Cairns and Hinterland Health Service District Human Research Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC.
The main hospital is Thursday Island Hospital.
Thursday Island Hospital Services
Hospital Operating Suite; Emergency Service; General Medicine; Maternity
Specialist Services Diabetology; Obstetrics; Paediatric Medicine; Adult Mental Health; General Surgery
Clinics Available Includes General Physician; Opthalmology; Chest Physician; (Visiting Specialist Gynaecology; General Surgeon; Vascular Surgeon; Psychiatrist; Services) Paediatrician
Allied Health Services Podiatry; Pharmacy; Radiography
HACC Services HACC Program
The following services are available within the Health Service District:
Other District Health Services
Primary Health Thursday Island Primary Health Care Centre: 7 Program Areas as follows: Primary Health Primary Clinic Care and Post Rehabilitation and Aged Care Quality Lifestyle Family Support Environmental Health Maternity / Child / Respiratory Health Men's and Women's Health and Oral Health
Dental Services Bamaga, Thursday Island
Private Health Facilities private hospitals/day centres = 0 private nursing homes (profit) = 0 private in District nursing homes (non profit) =1 private hostels (non profit) = 2
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Townsville Health Service District
Through a network of health facilities, the Townsville Health Service District encompasses the public community and hospital-based health services in the Townsville (including Magnetic Island), Joyce Palmer Health Service (Palm Island), Ingham, Ayr, Home Hill, Charters Towers, Hughenden and Richmond areas. There are 10 other hospitals and Health Care Centres within the District.
There is one HREC in the District: The Townsville Health Service District Institutional Ethics Committee. Single site research studies should be submitted to Townsville Health Service District Institutional Ethics Committee. Multi-centre research studies must be submitted through the QH Central Coordinating Service for allocation to a reviewing HREC
The main hospital in the District is The Townsville Hospital.
Townsville Hospital Services
Hospital The Hospital is evolving to be the level 5/6 tertiary hospital for North Queensland
Specialist Services Intensive Care; hyperbaric medicine; palliative care; Spinal Rehabilitation; cardiac surgery and radiation and medical oncology. This Hospital is a teaching hospital, affiliated with the North Queensland Clinical School, University of Queensland, and recognised for the training provided by specialists in anaesthetics, surgery, medicine, orthopaedics, obstetrics and gynaecology, psychiatry, General and Rural Practice associated with the hospital as well a range of associated professorships and clinical lecturers
Clinics Available Women's and Children's, Antenatal, Colposcopy, Urogynaecology, Lactation, Neurology; Orthopaedics; Plastic Surgery; Surgery; Cardiology; Gastroenterology; Medical; Paediatrics; Anaesthesiology; Psychiatry; Renal; Urology; Vascular; Diabetes; Ear, Nose and Throat; Dermatology; Oncology; Ophthalmology; Oral Health; Podiatry.
Allied Health Services Speech Pathologist; Dietetics; Occupational Therapy; Pharmacy; Medical Imaging; Psychologist; Oral Health; Dietician; Podiatrist; Social Worker; Medical Illustrator; Medical Records Administrator; Physiotherapist; EEG/EMG Technician; Physicist; Nuclear Medicine Technologist; Home Aids
Outreach Services Incontinence Nurse; Social Worker Outreach; Integrated Mental Health Service; PROGRAMS: Diabetes Education; Discharge Planning Unit (ie Occupational Therapy) PROJECTS: Home IV; Wound Management; Rehabilitation Outreach
HACC Services Home Care Services
Other Aged Services ACAT/Nursing Home
Other Services Rehabilitation Services for Spinal Injured patients being developed
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Townsville Hospital Services
Other hospitals within Ayr Hospital, Charters Towers Health Centre, Charters Towers the Health Service Rehabilitation Centre, Eventide Nursing Home, Hughenden Health District: Centre, Home Hill Centre, Ingham Health services, Joyce Palmer Health Service (Palm island), Magnetic Island Health Service Centre, Richmond Health Centre.
Other District Health Services
Outpatient Clinics Magnetic Island Health Service Clinic, Charters Towers, Hughenden, Richmond, Ayr and Home Home Hill Hospitals. Ingham clinics available to Clinic Services: General Clinics daily, Ante and Post Natal clinics weekly, Youth Health Clinic each Tuesday, ATSI Health Clinic Each Thursday, Child Health Clinic daily
Primary Health and Aboriginal Health General Health Unit 24, Ingham Aboriginal Health, Ambulatory Care Joyce Palmer Aboriginal Health, Townsville Aboriginal & Islander Health, Services Ingham Child Health, Community Health, Ingham Community Health, Ingham HACC, Townsville HACC, Townsville ACAT, Ingham Mental Health, Joyce Palmer Sexual Health Unit, Townsville Sexual Health, Townsville Alcohol and Drugs, Regional Breast Screening Unit, T Regional Mobile Breast Screening, Regional Women's Rural Health, Artificial Limb and Appliance Centre, Extended Acute Care, Primary Health Care.
Community Health Aboriginal and Islander Health - Charters Towers, Hughenden (visits Services Richmond) Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs - Charters Towers (visits Hughenden and Richmond) Child Health - Charters Towers, Hughenden, Richmond community Health Nursing - Charters Towers, Hughenden, Richmond Community Mental Health - Charters Towers (visits Hughenden and Richmond) Home Care - Charters Towers School Based Youth Health Nurse - Charters Towers, Hughenden & Richmond. Ingham Community Services & Programs: Community Health, Child and Family Health, ATSI Health, School Based Youth Health, Mental Health Ingham Outreach Services: Child & Youth Mental Health team, Mental Health team, Well Women's Nurse, Breast Screen
Women's and Townsville Child, Youth and Family Health Services, Children's Children's Services Community Therapy Service, Antenatal, Neonatal, Obstetrics, Gynaecology, Urogynaecology
Integrated Mental Acquired Brain Injury Unit, Kirwan Rehabilitation Unit, Community Mental Health Services Health Services, Child & Youth Mental Health, Acute Mental Health Services, Secure Mental Health Services, Joyce Palmer Mental Health Service
Health Services Queensland Health Pathology Services
Oral Health Services Joyce Palmer Health Service, Townsville, Ingham School Services - Hermit Park, Ingham, Townsville Central, Wulguru,
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Other District Health Services
Dental Services Charters Towers, Hughenden, Richmond, Visiting School Services, Ayr Dental, Bowen Dental; Schools - Bowen, East Ayr
Aged Care Parklands Residential Aged Care Facility, Eventide (Charters Towers), Bowen, Collinsville and Home Hill - Aged Care Assessment Team (needs basis)
Private Health Facilities Private hospitals = 2 private nursing homes (profit) = 2 private nursing in District homes (non profit) =7 private hostels (non profit) = 5
Townsville Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Site Name: The Townsville Hospital
Web address of http://www.health.qld.gov.au/ohmr/html/regu/hrec_contacts.asp Research Office Information Page:
Correct title of the The Townsville Health Service District Institutional Ethics Committee HREC:
NHMRC EC Code: EC00183
Correct address of the The Townsville Hospital HREC: 100 Angus Smith Drive Douglas QLD 4811 or C/- Dr Andrew Johnson
P.O. Box 670
Townsville QLD 4810
No. of copies required 1 original + 14 copies of: NEAF, Info Sheets / Consents, Ads and any for Ethics submissions: paper work given to participants IB's: 4 copies only.
Contact Details for Cass Donovan Research Ethics Office: HREC Coordinator T: 07 4796 1140 F: 07 4796 1021
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Townsville Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Contact Details for Sarah Kimber Research Governance Office: RGO contact T: 07 4796 1140 F: 07 4796 1051 E: [email protected]
Address of the The Townsville Hospital Institution: 100 Angus Smith Drive Douglas QLD 4814
Name of Senior Trials Ms Judy Ede Pharmacist: Assistant Director of Pharmacy T: 07 4796 2828 E: [email protected]
Address for Delivery of Pharmacy Dept Study Medication: The Townsville Hospital 100 Angus Smith Drive, Douglas, QLD 4814.
Contact for Ms Judy Ede confirmation quote for Pharmacy Services:
Name of Radiologist Mr Gary Kershaw, and / or Radiographer Responsible for Trials Director of Medical Technology, Related Imaging: T: 07 4796 3450 E: [email protected] or Ms Naomi Gibson Deputy Director of Medical Imaging T: 07 4796 3166 E: [email protected]
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Townsville Hospital Site Contact Details and Submission Information
Address of Imaging Medical Imaging Department, Department: The Townsville Hospital 100 Angus Smith Drive, Douglas QLD 4814
Pathology - Local David Porter contact details: T: 07 4796 2400
Medical Records Health Information Manager: Contact details: Ms Terry Seery T: 07 4796 1342
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