The inaugural Giving Day saw a staggering $266,625 raised to support projects and patient care at The Prince Charles Hospital.
Thanks to our generous sponsors, we were able to double donations and exceed our target goal. Your support will help us to continue to provide state-of-the-art equipment and innovative patient programs – such as a dementia therapy garden, rehabilitation pathways, ICU of the Future, therapy dogs, improved and accessible balconies, and garden rooms for patient enjoyment and recovery.
The Common Good and The Prince Charles Hospital thank our sponsors for their support as we strive to create one of the nation’s best hospitals for present and future patients.
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Thank you for your generous support of Giving Day 2021. Together with the community, you will help us continue to improve the quality and care for patients of The Prince Charles Hospital.
This Giving Day 2022 is coming up, with our focus to raising funds for helping older patients get home sooner.
Professor Gregory Scalia AMProfessor Gregory Scalia AM first stepped into The Prince Charles Hospital as a registrar in the early 90s. Now, as the hospital’s long-standing Director of Echocardiography, he has dedicated most of his career to ensuring that complex cardiac diagnoses are accessible to a much larger portion of the population through echocardiography
In this blog, we introduce you to our 2025 Research Fellowship recipients and share insights into their work and why their investigations are so important.
PhD candidate Carl Francia first observed the disproportionate impact of Acute Rheumatic Fever and RHD on Indigenous Australians while working as a physiotherapist in 2022.
The hospital’s Occupational Therapy department enlisted the help of some fourth-year UQ students to complete a joint project aimed at promoting Memory Lane and gathering feedback on its usage.
Over the past several decades on The Prince Charles Hospital’s campus, Jacaranda trees have offered shade and shelter from the elements, as well as a beautiful spot for people to gather outside the clinical environments.
