Advanced Primary Health Care Centres

GP Super Clinics

The Faculty of Health Sciences has opened two advanced primary health care centres in Southeast Queensland. Centres are operating at Ipswich and Annerley, with another planned for Logan. 

The centres offer general practice and specialised services and enable UQ to:

  • develop improved models of healthcare delivery
  • provide student educational and training opportunities and
  • conduct health research.

The interdisciplinary centres are operated by UQ Health Care , a not-for-profit organisation established for this purpose and wholly owned by The University of Queensland. They are being established with $10M in funding through the Federal Government's GP Super Clinics initiative.

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Benefits of Advanced Primary Health Care Centres

UQ Health Care has the potential to deliver significant value to community health as well as to students, practitioners, researchers and educators. For Patients: &...

Contacts

UQ Health Care Limited Executive Office Phone: 3021 6000 

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To receive periodic updates on the progress of UQ's Super Clinics, send your name, email address and brief details of your area of interest to: ipswichsuperclinic@uq.edu.au

About Advanced Primary Health Care Centres

The Faculty of Health Sciences has an international reputation for developing innovative models of primary care that are interdisciplinary and patient focused. The Faculty al...

Aims of Advanced Primary Health Care Centres

UQ believes effective collaboration between health professionals offers the best care for patients and UQ Health Care’s unique model of delivery provides an excellent opportunity for interdisciplinary practice. Key aims are:

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