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Since 1906 Mater Health Services has provided for the growing health care needs of the community. Over that time, our clinical profile has developed and expanded in line with research and technology to ensure Mater’s ongoing relevance as a provider of exceptional care.
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News
There has been a lot of information about Swine Flu in the community. Mater Health Services staff are working with the authorities to monitor the situation.
Friday, 1 May 2009
Though it all seems a bit of blur now, last year was an enormous year for Mater Health Services. The transfer of services in readiness for the Queensland Children’s Hospital, the purchase of new equipment and the opening of new facilities all contributed to outstanding outcomes.
Wednesday, 8 April 2009
Planning is well underway to deliver the new Queensland Children’s Hospital (QCH), opening in progressive stages with scheduled completion in 2014. The QCH will be a world-class facility to bring the best health care to children and young people.
Road works and earthworks will start in the Raymond Terrace area from January 2009 to help clear and prepare the future construction site of the new QCH.
Monday, 15 December 2008
Queensland Health and Mater Health Services have entered into a unique agreement that brings the new Queensland Children’s Hospital one step closer.
Monday, 8 December 2008
Mater Private Hospital Redland (MPHR) has been ranked the number one private hospital in Australia for patient satisfaction in the last quarter, surpassing the other 148 private hospitals throughout the country whose patient satisfaction is subject to assessment by the Press Ganey organisation.
Thursday, 4 December 2008
Media Releases
Scientific Director of the Queensland Cord Blood Bank (QCBB) at the Mater, Dr Robyn Rodwell was today announced as one of five outstanding Queenslanders in the 2009 Queensland Great Awards by Premier Anna Bligh.
11/06/2009
History has repeated itself for Bronson and Kirstie Clarke with the arrival of their ‘instant family’ at Mater Mothers’ Hospitals on 28 November, triplets Chelsea, Jade and Rhianna.
17/12/2008
For 23 years Russian twenty-six year old Kira Samyelova suffered from debilitating scoliosis which saw her u-shaped back curved 98 degrees as her ribcage touched her pelvis.
Today, after life-changing surgery at Mater Private Hospital Brisbane by Spinal Surgeon, Dr Geoffrey Askin in early October and a lengthy recovery period, Kira’s life has been transformed.
12/12/2008