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Visitors are currently welcome at our facilities. Please refer to visitor restrictions for more information. Read more about COVID-19 testing, vaccination, our COVID-19 response and the latest Queensland Government information.

About us

The Southern Queensland Centre of Excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care provides critical primary health care services and promotes health, wellbeing and disease prevention.  The centre is staffed by GPs, nurses, allied health, Aboriginal health workers and visiting medical specialists.

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Address: 
37 Wirraway Parade, Inala - view on map
Phone: 
(07) 3101 4222
Visiting hours: 
Mon 9.30am-5.00pm | Tues, Wed and Fri 7.45am-5.00pm | Thurs 7.45am-6.30pm | Sat-Sun Closed

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Latest news

13 April

Inala Community Jury for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research

The Community Jury for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Research is a fundamental component of the SQCOE research program. Established in 2010 and first convened by Associate Prof. Chelsea Watego, Munanjahli and South Sea Islander woman, the Community Jury is the first research jury in Australia.

Chronic Disease team offering free heart checks
1 May

Free Heart Checks at Eight Mile Plains and Inala

Are you at risk from Australia’s biggest serial killer?  Free heart checks available at Inala and Eight Mile Plains.

B.strong training program to help close the gap
9 August

B.strong training program to help close the gap

Health professionals will receive training on how to provide culturally-appropriate healthy-lifestyle advice to their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients with the launch of the B.strong training program.

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