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We comprise several hospitals, health centres, a nationally accredited education provider and a world-class research institute
We are a nationally accredited, hospital-based Registered Training Organisation - the only one of its kind in Queensland
We are part of a collaborative research institute with The University of Queensland and founding partner of the Translational Research Institute
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National Stroke Week runs 31 August till 6 September aimed at raising awareness of stroke and the warning signs associated with it while promoting the important work ...
Mater Centre for Neurosciences has partnered with Epilepsy Queensland to provide a continuum of care for patients by helping them access essential support services in ...
The Mater Neurosciences team have created innovative solutions with the use of Telehealth services to support the recovery of an epilepsy patient in the comfort of ...
A new program created by Mater Neurosciences Centre is designed to help stroke patients speed up their recovery by keeping them active and engaged in their ...
Mater Neurosciences Centre Brisbane’s team has performed 50 Stereotactic EEGs (SEEG) for epilepsy patients, a significant milestone to add to their impressive list of ...
Australia’s first Stereotactic Electroencephalogram (SEEG) international conference has begun in Brisbane, bringing together the world’s leading epilepsy ...
Mater researcher Professor Vicki Clifton and Mater Centre for Neuroscience’s Dr Lisa Gillinder have been recognised for their achievements at the 22nd annual Women in ...
Mater Private Hospital Brisbane has installed Brisbane’s first 3D surgeon-controlled robotic surgical microscope in its theatres.
Cognitive Neurologist Professor Peter Nestor has been appointed to the position of Clinical Program Leader of the Neurosciences and Cognitive Health Program at Mater.
Four years ago Peter suffered his first seizure while hiking, with no memory of the event. Peter’s epilepsy escalated until he was involved in a work accident ...
Mater surgeons have successfully performed Australia's first surgery using the ROSA robot, giving new hope to people with epilepsy.