About our publication scheme
As a requirement of Queensland's Right to Information Act 2009 (RTI Act), we publish a broad range of information for the community to access.
The publication scheme describes and categorises information that's available to you. It’s been developed to give the community greater access to information held by our health service.
Groups of information
The scheme is organised into 8 groups to help you find information easily.
About us
This section explains who we are and what we do.
Our services
Central Queensland Hospital and Health service is made up of many health care services that help the people of our region.
The Queensland Health Legislation page has more information about the health service Acts.
Our finances
Our financial information is available in our annual report.
You can also find information about suppliers and procurement on the Queensland Health website.
Our priorities
Our priorities are set out in our strategic plan. We measure and publish our success in our hospital performance on the Queensland Government website.
Our decisions
Our board are helped by many community groups and committees to make the best choices for our health service.
These consumer and community engagement groups act on behalf of our community.
You can read more in our Board Summaries.
Our policies and procedures
You can find out more about our policies and procedures on the Queensland Health website. We align with Queensland Health service directives and guidelines.
Our lists and registers
Our disclosure log outlines requests that people have made using the right-to-information process.
Our gifts and benefits register lists donations more than $150 made to us.
Our data
View data and statistics on the health of Queenslanders and their use of health services on the Queensland Health website.
Information not included in the publication scheme
You won't find information that is:
- prohibited by law from disclosure or is exempt under the RTI Act 2009
- in draft form
- in a form that can't be easily accessed
- no longer readily available because it's been transferred to the Queensland State Archives.