Trauma Service

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    We are a major trauma service caring for injured patients from across Queensland.

    Our services

    The Trauma Service reviews:

    • Patients with multiple injuries
    • Patients with isolated injuries with high impact mechanism
    • Chest trauma and injury

    How to access this service

    You do not need a referral letter from your doctor to access this service. Referrals are accepted internally, through the Emergency Department and from other hospitals.

    What to bring

    Staying overnight or longer
    • A dressing gown or cardigan, sleepwear or comfortable day clothes
    • Slippers and shoes (low heel, closed-in, non-slip, adjustable and firm fitting around the foot)
    • Your toiletries and personal items
    • Copy of Advanced Healthcare Directive or Enduring Power of Attorney if you have one
    • Something to read or do during your stay
    • Medical devices required for your care (e.g. CPAP machine)
    • Do not bring large amounts of cash or valuables such as jewellery, watches or other items of value to you

    Health Professionals

    As a verified level 1 Trauma Centre we receive referrals from across Queensland. We work with multiple services to coordinate and improve the management of trauma patients.

    Services include:

    • Consultation service
    • Assist with trauma calls
    • Ongoing health care management toward the shared goal throughout patient admission
    • Liaising with various teams to optimise management
    • Completion of tertiary surveys to improve earlier detection and management of delayed injuries
    • Facilitate early rehabilitation and discharge planning
    • Trauma data collection and categorisation for trauma prevention
    • Quality improvement, training, research and epidemiology

    Contact us

    Trauma Service
    Location: Level 2, Dr James Mayne Building
    Phone: (07) 3646 0864 or 0418 723 231
    Fax: (07) 3646 7584
    Email:

    Need help outside hours?

    For non-urgent medical issues call 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84) or visit your GP.

    In an emergency call 000.