Specialist services

Information about how to access a specialist and special considerations for rural and remote areas.

Information about transvaginal pelvic mesh procedures, complications and how you can access support through the Queensland Pelvic Mesh Service.

The Queensland Kidney Transplant Service (QKTS) is for patients who may be suitable for a kidney transplant and provides ongoing care to people with a transplanted kidney.

QLTS provides assessment and transplant services for people with advanced liver disease.

Queenslanders who have a sleep disorder such as sleep apnoea, can receive specialist assistance and treatment through the Queensland Health Sleep Disorders Program (QHSDP).

The Queensland Eating Disorder Service (QuEDS) provides assessment and treatment for people and families affected by eating disorders.

Persistent pain is a common and complex problem that 1 in 5 Australians experience. Find out how you can get support to manage your persistent pain.

Planning for your future health care can help you get the care you want, if you can’t make decisions for yourself.

The Royal Flying Doctors Service (RFDS) is a 24-hour emergency service providing aero-medical transport and healthcare to people who live, travel or work in rural and remote Australian communities. The RFDS has 8 bases in Queensland servicing an area of 1,727,200 sq km.

Appropriate and accessible mental health care is available for deaf and hard of hearing people across Queensland.

The Gamma Knife Centre of Queensland offers non-invasive radiosurgery to treat brain tumours and other brain conditions.

The Queensland Transcultural Mental Health Centre (QTMHC) provides specialist mental health services and programs across Queensland.