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Ipswich Hospital $91 million Acute Mental Health Unit ready for construction

Minister for Health and Ambulance Services The Honourable Yvette D Ath Construction will begin next week on the new $91 million, 50-bed Acute Mental Health Unit (AMHU) at the heart of the West Moreton Health’s current expansion. Minister for Health and Ambulance Services Yvette D’Ath said construction company BESIX Watpac had been appointed as the main works contractor to build the three-storey mental health unit. “The Palaszczuk Government has invested more than $146.3 million over 5 years for Stage 1 of the master-planned expansion of Ipswich Hospital and related health services to meet the needs of the fast-growing region,” Minister D’Ath said.

Minister visits paramedics and ambulance workers on Thursday Island

Lucas s Law could go statewide | Warwick Daily News

Premium Content Subscriber only LUCAS S Law could be implemented across the state, with Queensland Health to consider the recommendations handed down in the wake of Lucas Faram s death. On Wednesday, Townsville University Hospital released the recommendations from a report that found Lucas would still be alive if doctors had treated him appropriately. The report, compiled by Townsville University Hospital, found that if a CT scan was completed earlier, it would have shown Lucas s ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt was not working. State Health Minister Yvette D Ath yesterday said she was aware of the recommendations from the internal review. Now Clinical Excellence Queensland, a body within Queensland Health that works with health services, clinicians, and consumers to deliver improvements in patient care, will consider them.

Lucas s Law could go statewide

Premium Content Subscriber only LUCAS S Law could be implemented across the state, with Queensland Health to consider the recommendations handed down in the wake of Lucas Faram s death. On Wednesday, Townsville University Hospital released the recommendations from a report that found Lucas would still be alive if doctors had treated him appropriately. The report, compiled by Townsville University Hospital, found that if a CT scan was completed earlier, it would have shown Lucas s ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt was not working. State Health Minister Yvette D Ath yesterday said she was aware of the recommendations from the internal review. Now Clinical Excellence Queensland, a body within Queensland Health that works with health services, clinicians, and consumers to deliver improvements in patient care, will consider them.

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