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Health 1–4 year program Project Total estimated cost ($M) Contributions Fed QG LG Priv Expenditure to June 2015 ($M) 2015–16 2016–17 Funding ($M) Indicative 2017–18 to 2018–19 Beyond Regional Queensland Queensland Ambulance Service Rainbow Beach Station 1.500 ● 0.020 0.300 1.180 Bundaberg Station 5.000 ● 0.992 2.000 2.008 Collinsville Station 1.800 ● 0.054 1.046 0.700 replacement Miriam Vale Station 2.000 ● 0.030 1.970 replacement Thursday Island Station and relief accommodation 5.100 ● 0.200 2.100 2.800 Statewide Area Health Demand 297.500 ● 277.309 8.000 12.191 Management (minor infrastructure projects) Faster Emergency Care 147.187 ● 142.377 4.810 in Queensland Public Hospitals initiative Regional Cancer Centres 164.120 ● 156.234 7.279 0.607 National Partnership 192.686 ● 181.781 10.905 Agreement Improving Public Hospitals Community Mental 4.851 ● 0.798 4.053 Health Program–housing refurbishment Queensland Plan for Mental 130.562 ● 117.615 4.000 8.947 Health–new facilities Telehealth (regional, rural 2.000 ● 0.680 1.320 and remote) Backlog Maintenance 326.816 ● 209.737 58.540 58.540 Remediation Program Capital Program Land 4.162 ● 4.162 Acquisition Housing stock upgrades Ongoing ● 1.000 2.694 2.000 (staff accommodation) Master planning studies Ongoing ● 0.850 2.965 1.700 Priority Capital Program Ongoing ● 45.000 80.000 305.827 Emergent Works Program Ongoing ● 23.240 116.524 40.000 Minor capital projects and acquisitions 1 Ongoing ● 33.557 80.000 160.000 Queensland Ambulance Service QAS minor works Ongoing ● 3.000 3.000 6.000 Strategic land acquisitions 2.500 ● 2.500 Notes: 1 Statewide funding has been included but has not yet been allocated to Hospital and Health Services beyond 2015–16. The Queensland Government has implemented an Accelerated Works Program for regional Queensland. Some of the announced projects are individually highlighted in this document, while others may be embedded in a larger program of work. 70 State Infrastructure Plan Part B: Program
Health Selected projects 1–4 year program # PROJECT # PROJECT 1 Southern Queensland Centre of Excellence Stage 2 8 Miriam Vale QAS Station replacement 2 Coral Gardens QAS Station replacement 9 Rockhampton Intensive Care Unit 3 Sunshine Coast University Hospital 10 Collinsville QAS Station replacement 4 Kenilworth QAS Station 11 Cairns Hospital redevelopment 5 Yandina QAS Station 12 Mount Isa Health Campus redevelopment 6 Rainbow Beach QAS Station 13 Alpha Hospital and Co-located Emergency Services 7 Bundaberg QAS Station 14 Thursday Island QAS Station and relief accommodation 14 6 Weipa Wide Bay 4 5 Sunshine Coast Maroochydore 3 Greater Brisbane Cairns 11 Toowoomba Brisbane 1 Cairns Townsville Darling Downs/ Maranoa Southport Gold 2 Coast Mount Isa 12 Townsville 10 Mackay Mackay Remote Queensland Longreach 13 Fitzroy Rockhampton 9 Wide Bay Gladstone 8 Bundaberg 7 see inset Maroochydore Key N Darling Downs/ Maranoa Toowoomba Brisbane Southport Project Population centre State Infrastructure Plan Part B: Program 71
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