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Health alert: Novel coronavirus (COVID-19)

Visitors are now able to attend our facilities in Metro South Health. Please refer to the visiting restrictions for more information.

Find out where to get tested at one of our fever clinic locations, where to get vaccinated or where to walk-in to get vaccinated this "super weekend", our COVID-19 response 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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Visitor Restrictions at our facilities due to COVID-19
Please refer to our hospital visitor restrictions for current information on visitation restrictions at our facilities and mask requirements. If you have any symptoms or are concerned about your exposure to COVID-19, you can visit one of the fever clinic locations in Metro South. Thank you for your support and understanding during this time.
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Contact and location

Address: 
Cnr Kessels Rd & Troughton Rd, Coopers Plains - view on map
Phone: 
(07) 3182 6111

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Latest news

16 September

Where to walk-in to get vaccinated this weekend

If you're yet to receive your first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 September is super weekend, where walk-ins will be welcomed for anyone aged 12 and over, including people aged over 60 who can now receive the Pfizer vaccine.

14 September

Consumers the key in Healthcare Quality Improvement

What began as a passion project has now become the basis of a PhD for QEII’s Director of Occupational Therapy, Ruth Cox.

30 August

QEII Wellness Initiative recognised at this year’s Pitchfest

An initiative of the QEII Hospital Emergency Department has been recognised as one of the finalists in PROV-ED’s Pitchfest 2021.

28 June

Looking after your child’s mental wellbeing: school holiday stressbusters

School Holidays are supposed to be relaxing. But, holidays are also a time when parents may recognise the signs of anxiety or stress in their children.How can you encourage activities that promote good mental health and wellbeing in children and young people?

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