Cairns North Community Health Centre – North Queensland residents will soon have access to health services from Australia’s largest private hospital provider, Ramsay Health Care, announcing plans to apply for the development of a short-term hospital and a integrated care center. Karnataka in Townsville
The proposed Ramsay Surgery Center is designed to provide the Townsville community with access to gold standard clinical services and first class facilities. with a focus on digitization and technology to enhance the patient experience.
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Carmel Monaghan, CEO of Ramsay Health Care Australia said: “Ramsay Health Care is excited to enter the Townsville market for the first time with this new independent surgery centre. to help local people access the health care of high quality outside traditional hospitals
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“Ramsay Surgery Center will focus on short-term and intraday surgical options. We will work with leading Queensland doctors and use advanced technology to ensure the best possible care for our patients.
“The focus is on short-term and intraday surgery. We can offer new options for privately insured patients. and an affordable option for self-insured patients.”
The proposed Ramsay Surgery Center offers specialties such as orthopedic surgery. General surgery, endoscopy, ENT and gynecology The initial proposed development will include four operating theatres, an operating room and 24 inpatient beds, which could grow in the future.
“Importantly, it also allows access to Ramsay Health Plus, our outpatient health service. which provides personal care before and after surgery and health services for the Townsville community,” Ms Monaghan said.
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“This allows us to provide patients with the full range of services they need while they recover in the comfort of their own homes.”
Ramsay Health Care’s partnerships with leading universities and TAFE Queensland enable hospitals to continue to hire and develop the best healthcare professionals.
“This proposed development has been well supported by local surgeons and anaesthetists. And this will result in more jobs for health workers in the region. including nurses and administrative staff,” said Ms Monaghan.
The proposed Ramsay Surgery Centre, built on an 8,000 square meter site in Charters Towers Road, is expected to open in 2024.
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Ramsay Health Care has been supporting the community in the region for over 40 years and is already providing services in North Queensland. This includes Cairns Private Hospital. Day surgery in Cairns and mental health services through the Ramsay Clinic Cairns.
This email address is for media inquiries only. For other questions Please contact our hospital or clinic directly. one way or another Please email us at [email protected] Both phases of the Cairns Hospital expansion and university status are supported by broad partnerships and continued efforts to build on the CHHHS government investment, which is supported by the North Queensland Primary Health Network (NQPHN), James Cook University and other higher education. institutions It is working to improve Cairns’ ability to build health care, nursing and health partnerships. to expand clinical and translational services Action research to improve health outcomes for the Tropical North Queensland community.
Investments in the expansion of health facilities, services and staff at Cairns Hospital are critical to meeting the health needs of the Tropical North Queensland community in the medium and long term. Cairns Hospital is already at capacity.
Changing its status to a university hospital will allow Cairns Hospital to achieve its already impressive vision of expanding its capabilities. to ultimately provide more complex clinical services to communities and employees. This will be based on cutting edge research. clinical trial and expanding education to support the current and future health needs of our communities.
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Continued commitments from federal and state governments are needed to support the development of Cairns Hospital in two stages:
Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service (CHHHS) operations have expanded the North Queensland region to some of the most remote communities in the state. The number of people suffering from complex and chronic problems is higher than the national average.
Expanding health services clinical research And the study is critical to meet the health needs of the growing population of Tropical North Queensland (TNQ).
The transition to Cairns Hospital’s status as a university hospital will enable it to provide world-class, high-quality care to address the major current and future health challenges facing TNQ. Medicine and surgery are more complicated. with highly qualified and trained doctors
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Cairns University Hospital will also help promote education and research. This means that Cairns and TNQ residents can complete all health education and training in the Cairns region. It will also facilitate research in areas relevant to our region and embed research results in better health services.
The many elements that make up Cairns University Hospital have the added benefit of attracting and retaining staff and clinical expertise.
The federal government has awarded $25 million for 20 Commonwealth-sponsored places for local students to pursue a medical degree at JCU in Cairns, further strengthening the university’s vision of a hospital transition. This will enable James Cook University to offer a full six-year program in Cairns to expand the young medical workforce. In addition, the Morrison government’s March 2022 federal budget announced 80 CSPs. To be awarded nationally through a competitive process, JCU seeks an allocation of 40 of 80 CSP.
The Queensland Government is providing funding to help address short-term skills challenges through the short-term relocation of sub-acute outpatient facilities from Cairns Hospital and a commitment to develop a new surgical centre.
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To meet the Cairns University Hospital vision, CHHHS needs to complete Phase 1 (CHIC and Increase Bed Capacity at Cairns Hospital) and begin urgent planning for Phase 2 (Building of Acute Clinical Services).
Cairns and Hinterland Hospitals and Health Services (CHHHS) need to support a growing population where demand for healthcare services continues to outstrip population growth. The CHHHS annual report for 2020-2021 highlights that Cairns Hospital supports an estimated 285,000 people. This includes providing acute care services to residents of the Cape and Torres region, a larger area of Victoria. Combined with an estimated population growth of 2.13% (compound annual growth rate) per year and the aging population, The report estimates that by 2032 67,000 additional people will live in the catchment areas. More than one in five residents are over 60 – a third more than the national average.
Cairns Hospital continues to see a steady increase in the need for emergency departments In 2021, more than 86,000 Cairns emergency departments were presented (an increase of 10,000 from the previous year), with an average of 236 people a day. At the beginning of 2022, the pressure increased on emergency departments presenting a record 314 cases on May 4, the busiest day in history and a 10% increase from the previous record in February 2021.
In the 2022-2023 state budget, funds have been dedicated to speeding up work to help deal with the most pressing bed pressures at Cairns Hospital. This includes moving sub-acute care off site (45 beds) to help deal with existing bed capacity issues at Cairns Hospital. There is also a $250m plan planned for the new surgical centre. and additional bed capacity to be built from 2026 to help modify some of Cairns Hospital’s existing acute care areas.
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To complete the transition from Cairns Hospital to Cairns University Hospital. Expansion of bed capacity and selected specialized services will be needed in the coming years, which may include endoscopy. paediatrics and other specialties in medicine and surgery This will include newly expanded clinical and teaching roles. This is done through strong alliances. own infrastructure and expand safe and sustainable clinical services for Tropical North Queensland.
Run a business case for the Cairns Center for Health and Innovation. (Part of Phase I) and make funding commitments for construction on land adjacent to the James Cook University site in North Cairns, which will accelerate innovation and empower the workforce in need. Much of the future. CHIC will be a big step forward in making Cairns University Hospital a reality.
It is expected to complete the $250 million Cairns surgical center (part of Phase 1) by the end of 2022, and progress in building the center over a five-year period to increase surgical capacity and improve the I’m leaving. BedsRead more An additional 96 beds will be delivered by 2026 to help meet short-term capacity needs.
Maintain immediate commitments to the medium-term sustainability of Cairns Hospital, including land acquisition, planning and construction of a new acute clinical services facility adjacent to Cairns Hospital, with planned construction between 2027 and 2032 to expand the footprint.
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Building a planning commitment for a wider health and wellbeing district within a 2,000m radius of Cairns Hospital Health and Wellbeing Precinct will bring together public and private health services. It is located near the sports district of Cairns. and allows health and welfare services for the benefit of the community 16 ° 54’36 “S 145 ° 45’42” E / 16.91 ° S 145.7616 ° E / -16.91; 145.7616 ° North (Subston) ) coordinates: 16 ° 54’36 “S 145 ° 45’42” E / 16.91 ° S 145.7616 ° E / -16.91; 145.7616 (Cairns North (ctre) suburb
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