Department of Health Director General Doctor David recently met with our team to discuss health care services in Central Queensland. He had the opportunity to meet with our general and specialist doctors, as well as the emergency department, patient flow and mental health teams at Rockhampton Hospital. Thanks for taking the time to visit us here in Central Queensland, Dr David 👋 #HealthCare #QueenslandHealth #CentralQueensland | Central Queensland Health

MEC for Health and Wellness, @nomantu_ralehoko services in celebrating their 2025 Service Excellence Awards, recognising outstanding commitment to delivering quality healthcare. West Rand remains one of the top-performing districts in key areas such as HIV, AIDS, STIs, and TB management, as well as mental health services. The district has pioneered a Mental Health Mobile Clinic, performs the highest number of cataract surgeries at Leratong Hospital, and operates a Neurodevelopmental Clinic to su

ASSESSING THE STATE OF ESSENTIAL HOSPITAL UPGRADES KZN Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane and KZN Public Works and Infrastructure MEC Martin Meyer today joined forces for a crucial oversight visit to several health infrastructure projects at the King Dinuzulu Hospital Complex in eThekwini. During the visit, the MECs expressed concern over delays affecting some key health projects including one that has taken an astonishing 12 years to complete. Among the projects inspected were a newly built helipad,

Why does a healthy baby need a Hepatitis B vaccine at birth? 🍼💉 Hepatitis B infection in an infant can lead to lifelong health issues, including liver damage and even cancer or death. Babies can contract the HepB virus in many ways—from their mothers, caregivers, even in daycare. Vaccination is the best way to protect babies from HepB infection. In fact, since the HepB birth vaccine was first recommended in 1991, infant HepB infections have dropped by 95%💪👶 📲 Learn more: https://www.cdph.ca