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Health alert: Novel coronavirus (COVID-19)

See fever clinic locations and bookings, hospital visitor restrictions and read the latest Queensland Government information.

About us

The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital is a medium metropolitan adult facility providing a range of inpatient and outpatient services and a 24-hour emergency department. Our endoscopy unit is Australia’s most advanced diagnostic facility and has the capacity to see more than 5000 patients a year.

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Contact and location

Address: 
Cnr Kessels Rd & Troughton Rd, Coopers Plains - view on map
Phone: 
(07) 3182 6111
Visiting hours: 
To ensure the health and safety of our patients, staff and the community, Metro South Health hospitals and aged care facilities will be following the advice from the Chief Health Officer and will not be accepting visitors at this time due to recent COVID-19 transmission risk in the community. Refer to the visiting hours page for additional information on restrictions and exemptions.

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Latest news

Australian Bat Lyssavirus in flying foxes
26 December

Media release: Flying fox confirmed with Australian Bat Lyssavirus in Lakewood Avenue Park, Parkinson

The Metro South Public Health Unit has confirmed that an orphaned baby bat recovered from Lakewood Avenue Park in Parkinson has tested positive for Australian Bat Lyssavirus (ABLV). 

18 December

QEII ED staff recognised as leaders in wellness

QEII Hospital Emergency Department’s Wellness Interest Group has won the 2020 Australasian College for Emergency Medicine (ACEM) Wellbeing Award for its promotion of wellbeing in emergency medicine.

17 December

Ross river virus detected in Metro South area

Ross River virus has been detected in South-East Queensland mosquito populations through a surveillance program run by Queensland Health.

26 November

Early management best medicine for diabetes

November is National Diabetes Awareness Month and QEII Endocrinologist Dr Shanthi Kannan has a simple message for anyone experiencing common symptoms of the disease.

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