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National Health Services Directory

National Health Services Directory which is one of the most comprehensive online health directories in Australia. Local services listed include general practices, pharmacists, mental health programs and service providers, aged care services, community support groups, allied health care professionals, hospitals, wellbeing programs, and much more.

The directory can assist you to find:

  • local healthcare service providers
  • local support groups
  • local healthcare programs
  • providers that are open in your area, after hours or offer particular specialty services.

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Pharmacy

Emergency department

Hospital

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My Community Directory

 My Community Directory is the place people go to find community services and events so they can understand what’s happening in their local community.

13 HEALTH

13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84) is a confidential phone service that provides health advice to Queenslanders. You can phone and talk to a registered nurse 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the cost of a local call.

13 HEALTH provides qualified health advice—it is not a diagnostic service and should not replace medical consultation. In an emergency always dial 000.

Registered nurses provide health-related advice over the phone, including symptom assessment, recommendations for care, evidence-based information, and referrals to appropriate services. They use clinical decision protocols, which are evidence-based and regularly reviewed by clinicians, to determine who you should see and how urgently.

For child health advice and breastfeeding support, ask to speak to a child health nurse (available from 6.30am-11pm every day).

NQPHN Commissioned Services Directory

Our Commissioned Services Directory features an interactive map that displays NQPHN-commissioned services by category and location, making it easier for healthcare providers and consumers to locate and access these services.

The NQPHN directory does not duplicate the My Community Directory tool; instead, it leverages the existing platform and pulls organisational information already listed on My Community Directory.

The aim is to promote NQPHN-funded service providers and raise awareness of these services among consumers and key stakeholders, while improving transparency around the services NQPHN funds and where.