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Health alert: COVID-19

COVID-19 Alert: We are currently at GREEN traffic light level - there is no restriction for coming to hospital to receive healthcare. Visitors are currently welcome at Metro South Health facilities, and are asked to help keep patients safe by maintaining physical distancing where possible and practising hand hygiene. See visitor restrictions and the latest Queensland Government information. [18 January 2023].

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Metro South Addiction and Mental Health Services Quest for Excellence

Metro South Addiction and Mental Health Services today launched its quest for Pathway to Excellence® designation showing its commitment to creating a work environment where nurses can excel and provide the best patient-centred care.

Small business delivers jobs for locals in time for Christmas

Metro South Addiction and Mental Health Services Integrated Employment Program supports people recovering from mental health concerns.

Ride to save lives

Ken Meldrum has joined motorbike riders from across the country for the Black Dog Ride to the Apple Isle in Tasmania to raise awareness of depression and suicide prevention.

Woolloongabba Community Health Centre - plaque unveiling

Public health care boost for Southside families

Metro South Health today opened a new $10.5 million community health centre in Woolloongabba, which includes the largest dental clinic on the Southside.

Emma Davidson

Recovery Support Officer identifies with patients and staff

Princess Alexandra Hospital’s Recovery Support Officer Emma Davidson has lived experience of mental health illness and addiction. She said she was blessed to use her story with meaning and purpose in a productive way, and carry hope for people and their families while they are in hospital.

Nurse Navigator Mental Health

Mental Health Nurse Navigator Andrew Jackson a beacon of hope

Meet the man who is finding practical solutions for challenging behaviours and suicide for people who present to hospital with highly complex mental health conditions.

Visiting a hospital? Get involved in Queensland Mental Health Week

Metro South Addiction and Mental Health Services are encouraging people visiting their local hospitals to get involved in Queensland Mental Health Week.

Student’s positive mindset artwork showcased at Lady Cilento Hospital

The public will have a chance to vote for their favourite piece of artwork, when entries into the Positive Mindset Creative Arts Festival go on display at the Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital.

Bayside students sing for positive mental health

Bayside school Carmel College has entered a singing quartet in the 2017 Positive Mindset
Creative Arts Festival which showcases the link between creative arts and positive mental
health.

Positive Mindest Creative Arts Festival 2017

Wanted: creative ideas to shine spotlight on youth mental health

Health and Ambulance Services Minister and Member for Woodridge Cameron Dick recently announced that Logan will play host to the Positive Mindset Creative Arts Festival 2017.

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