Chermside Day Hospital features specialised, purpose built facilities, high quality equipment, and is self-sufficient. Facilities include state-of-the-art operating theatres and procedure rooms, a spacious Post Anaesthesia Care (Recovery) Unit, comfortable Second Stage recovery room and well-appointed consulting suites. The hospital also features a self-contained sterilizing department and endoscope processing service.

Chermside Day Hospital

Referral required from general practitioner. General Practitioners reffer through Central Patient Intake Service

The Prince Charles Hospital - Gastroenterology Clinic

Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital - Gastroenterology Clinic

General gastroenterology, endoscopy, colonoscopy and 24 hour oesophageal pH monitoring. 

Special interest in inflammatory bowel disease and functional gastrointestinal disorders such as dysphagia, dyspepsia, IBS, constipation and diarrhoea.

Gastroenterology Clinics Queensland - Spring Hill

Dr Roderick Roberts - Gastroenterologist

Gastroenterology Clinics Queensland -  Auchenflower

Mater Adult Hospital - Gastroenterology Services

Princess Alexandra Hospital - Endoscopy

Referrals to specialist outpatient services within Princess Alexandra Hospital must be in writing, and as a minimum contain the following: Patient demographics including Medicare number and Interpreter requirements. Patient's mobile phone contact number and an alternate postal or contact address (if not the same as usual residence). Reason for referral (including the problem to be assessed, degree of loss of function, pain experienced). Results of relevant investigations (pathology, radiology, histology). Current medications and doses, prescribed and over the counter (note any recent changes in drug therapy). Allergies (drug/topical preparation). Relevant information about the patient's condition such as previous medical/surgical treatment (include systemic and topical medications prescribed for the condition) and details of any associated medical conditions which may affect the condition or its treatment (e.g., diabetes). Relevant psychological and social issues impacted by condition. Smoking and alcohol history. Presence or absence or alarm symptoms in patients with upper abdominal symptoms. Family history of colo-rectal neoplasia in patients with lower abdominal symptoms. E/LFT's, FBS and ESR or CRP (all patients). Abdominal pain - imaging US or CT, Dyspepsia - H.pylori testing (breath test or stool antigen). Anaemia - iron studies, B12, folate. Diarrhoea - stool M/C/S, O/C/P, C difficile toxin, - coeliac serology. Results of any scopes undertaken

Princess Alexandra Hospital - Gastroenterology Clinic

Referral required from a general practitioner. General practioners refer through Central patient intake Service via 1300 364 938 or visit www.health.qld.gov.au/metronorth/refer/ .

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