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A child that needs a temporary feeding tube (e.g. a nasogastric, nasojejunal, nasoduodenal tube) should have an organised, written plan to ensure that the tube fits the purpose intended and...

The health burden for Adolescents and Young Adults (AYAs; 12-25 years) is increasing and there are challenges in care transition for young people, families and health professionals alike, with...

Virtual Outpatient Integration for Chronic Disease (VOICeD) allows a child with chronic disease to see multiple healthcare providers in one appointment, via telehealth. The child sees...

This a collaborative initiative between the Gold Coast Horizons team, Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) and schools to provide an individualised ambulance management plan for young people with...

The Happy Heart Clinic is designed for children who require monthly (every 21- 28 days), painful injections for at least 10 years from diagnosis. This injection regime is to prevent Rheumatic...

Although Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is regularly used within paediatric settings, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light limitations in current PPE for clinicians working with...

The  Improving Adolescent and Young Adult Care in Queensland project was initiated by Queensland Child and Youth Clinical network (QCYCN) following a 2020 Clinical Senate enquiry...

• Prevent avoidable presentations to the emergency department by increasing the availability of phone, video and in-practice consultation, advice and support
• Provide ...

eCDS (virtual Child Development Services)  provides integrated, specialist child development services using an inter-professional telehealth model of care to service rural and...

Babycam, a ground-breaking innovation connecting families to their pre-term and critically unwell babies via a smart device application, is revolutionising neonatal intensive care in North...