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GOLD COAST
HOSPITAL FOUNDATION
2009
annual
report
Vision:
To promote the best possible health care
for all people of the Gold Coast community.
Aims:
• To support good health and excellence in patient care
• To provide state of the art equipment and facilities
• To encourage and support research
• To promote and support education programs
• To be actively involved in health promotion
• To encourage community understanding and participation in health
programs
Contact:
Beth Dermoudy – Development Manager 07 55712150
0419775832
Postal Address: Box 902 Southport Qld 4215
Email: gchfoundation@health.qld.gov.au
Website: www.gchfoundation.org.au
Contents:
Vision & Aims 1
Contact Details 1
Board of Directors 2
Chairman’s Report 3
The Year in review 5
Equipment and Grants 7
Donations 10
Fundraising Activities 11
Financial Reports 14
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of the Foundation are appointed by the
Governor in Council, serve voluntarily and are from the local
Business, Medical and University communities. A Board meeting is
held monthly.
Chairperson
Gary J Baildon – Company Director / Former Gold Coast Mayor
Deputy Chair
Eda Beck – Director – Beck Psych. Chairperson - Qld Emergency
Service Advisory Council
Secretary
Dr Adrian Nowitzke – CEO Gold Coast Health Service District
Alternate Secretary
Naomi Dwyer – COO Gold Coast Health Service District
Treasurer
Stephen Board – Senior Partner KPMG
Members
Prof Lyn Griffiths – Dean of Research Health Sciences - GU
Dr Teresa Withers – Neurosurgeon/Director of Surgery GCHSD
Helen Raptis – G.C. Development & Greek Community Festival
Heather Haynes OAM – Charity Fundraising Professional
Shirley Wee – Gold Coast Community Council
Dr Brian Bell – Medical Superintendent GCHSD
Alan Midwood – Property Analyst
Chairman’s Report
Gary J Baildon
It has been a busy year for the Gold Coast Hospital Foundation and the Gold Coast Health
Service District. The commencement of the building of the new University Hospital is an exciting
development which will result in many stimulating challenges for the Foundation in the future.
The Foundation Board members meet monthly to discuss upcoming activities, requests for funding
and the myriad other procedures necessary for the smooth running of this very active organisation
which is managed by fulltime Development Manager, Beth Dermoudy.
The inaugural Gift of Life Gala Dinner was held at the Sheraton Mirage, Main Beach in August
2008 and was an outstanding success, both in enjoyment by those attending and for the $50,000
raised which enabled the Foundation to continue its support of the local community through the
Gold Coast Health Service District.
Another important innovation this year has been the incorporation of a tiered sponsorship structure
and I am happy to announce that Heritage Building Society is the 2009 Platinum Sponsor.
Heritage Building Society has been a strong supporter of the Foundation for many years and is
involved in various events. This sponsorship structure will be extended to include Gold and Silver
levels in the future.
The support of the local community and businesses is ongoing and appreciated.
The Gold Coast Health Service District includes Gold Coast Hospital Southport, Robina Hospital,
and Community Health Centres throughout the District providing health care from the state border
of NSW to the Coomera region in Queensland and is rapidly expanding to meet the growing
population needs.
Carrara Health Centre, a $14.5 million interim care and rehabilitation facility, and the Gold
Coast Surgery Centre, a dedicated day surgery facility, have been introduced to the District to
complement current facilities and help manage service demand.
In 2012, Gold Coast Hospital will be absorbed into a new 750 bed tertiary facility to create the
Gold Coast University Hospital. The $1.55 billion health facility will provide complex care, research
and teaching opportunities on the Gold Coast and will play a key role in training the clinical leaders
of the future.
An additional $287.7 million has been pledged to enable further expansions at Robina Hospital
including the addition of 179 beds and the development of a $26 million community health precinct
by 2010.
The Foundation will be involved in supporting these new additions to the District by providing
assistance as it has done in the past.
Chairman’s Report Cont..
The aims of the Foundation are to ensure that our community is provided with excellence in patient
care, the most up to date medical equipment and facilities close to home, to encourage research
and support education programs and be actively involved in health promotion.
This year, an amount of $248,231 has been injected into the District through the Foundation for
medical equipment and improve facilities and $90,158 was provided for research and education
grants.
The Foundation donated funding to enable the establishment of a Sensory Garden at Carrara
Health Centre and for the beautification of the recreation area of the Psychiatric wards at Gold
Coast Hospital.
Funding for medical equipment has been ongoing again this year and fundraising efforts have
been in full swing to enable the Foundation to continue to provide support for the District ensuring
the best possible facilities and treatment for the community of the Gold Coast and surrounding
areas.
As well as the ‘Gift of Life’ Gala Dinner, a successful Cloud 9 Luncheon was held at Sheraton
Mirage in October and the Toshiba Charity Golf Day, after a first try washout, is being hailed
brilliant. Three art unions were conducted and the hospital foyer shop manned by volunteers,
Sheila and Dennis continues to provide additional funding. Thanks go to the many community
fundraising ventures that have been carried out to aid the Foundation.
This year has also seen the Foundation website go live enabling us to present information quickly
and efficiently. This will be of great benefit in the coming years.
I would like to acknowledge my fellow Board members, many of whom are practicing doctors and
scientists leading extremely busy lives. They work voluntarily for the Foundation and their input is
invaluable.
I congratulate everyone associated with the Gold Coast Hospital Foundation on a wonderful year
and look forward to continuing this success in the future.
GARY BAILDON
Chairman
The Year in Review
The Foundation has been active in its support of the District again this year. Research and
Education Grants were distributed to many worthy applicants to pursue further studies and
research in their chosen fields. These Foundation grants totalled $60,171.
A further $29,987 was distributed by the Foundation to the applicants of the Collaborative
Research Grants in conjunction with Griffith Institute for Health and Medical Research who funded
the other $30,000 for these grants.
Foundation donations to the Health Service District enabled the purchase of much needed
equipment and facilities for items such as the establishment of a sensory garden at Carrara Health
Centre. This Centre is an innovative new model of care which provides quality rehabilitation and
aged services for the Gold Coast community. Patients include medically stable, dementia and
rehabilitation patients who have been in hospital and need more time and care before returning
home.
Refurbishment of the recreation area of the Psychiatric wards is another rewarding endeavour
commenced this year. Restful scenes will be painted on the walls, shade cloth and new flooring
provided and access to music made available. Consultation was held with both the staff and
patients of this facility to ensure that the best, most desired and needed improvements be
supplied.
$248,331 was donated through the Foundation to the Gold Coast Health Service District for
medical equipment and facilities, from fundraising endeavours, sponsorship and donations to the
Foundation.
The total donations through the Foundation to the Health Service District this year was $338,389.
Heritage Building Society was welcomed as our Platinum Sponsor for this year, having given
$15,000 in support of the Foundation. Heritage Building Society is very supportive of any event
that the Foundation hosts.
The inaugural ‘Gift of Life’ Gala Dinner was held in July 2008 and was a tremendous success and
the ongoing Cloud 9 Luncheon at the Sheraton Mirage, Main Bach was again well attended and
enjoyed by all. A new addition to our fundraising this year was the Toshiba Charity Golf Day held at
Robina Woods Golf Club. Details and photographs of the Foundation fundraisers are included in
this report.
Three Art Unions are held annually and are very popular with the community. The prizes are
impressive yet practical and winners are thrilled to receive them.
Ongoing events and activities plus innovative ideas will ensure that the Foundation will be able
to continue its support for the Gold Coast community through its input into the Gold Coast Health
Service District in future years.
EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE GOLD COAST HEALTH
SERVICE DISTRICT INCLUDED:
• $102,909 to Paediatric Department for a Dash Monitor, an Incubator, a Foetal Heart Monitor,
Vital Signs Monitor and other vital equipment
• $50,000 to Carrara Health Centre for the establishment of a sensory garden
• $15,000 to Surgical Department for a Bronchoscope and other equipment
• $41,732 to Emergency Department for an Electrocardiograph and other vital equipment
• $50,000 allocated to Mental Health refurbishment of the recreation area of the Psychiatric
wards with work commencing in August 2009
• $19,000 to Clinical Forensic Medical Unit South East Region for two mobile gynaecological
beds
• $ 8,000 to Community Sexual Health for a Centrifuge
• $ 6,000 to Palliative Care for equipment
• $ 4,750 to Medical Imaging for a Medical Imaging Safe Wheelchair
• $ 2,595 to ICU for equipment
• $ 700 to Community Mental Health for an Invacare Wheelchair
EDUCATION AND RESEARCH GRANTS:
• $29,987 GCHF/GIHMR Collaborative Research Grants
• $15,971 Education Grants
• $44,200 Research grants
• $ 2,200 Encouragement Award
GOLD COAST HOSPITAL FOUNDATION/GRIFFITH INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH
AND MEDICAL RESEARCH COLLAB0RATIVE RESEARCH GRANT:
$29,987 donated by Gold Coast Hospital Foundation
$30,000 donated by Griffith Institute Health & Medical Research
1. Professor Wendy Chaboyer – ( NUM Michelle Foster ICU GCHSD) *
The ICU Nursing Workforce: Understanding Opportunities for skill Mix $ 19,687
Variations.
2. Dr Robert Smith ( Prof Alfred Lam GU & A/Prof Stephen Weinstein
GCHSD Collab Prof Lyn Griffiths)* A new chapter. The role of a novel $ 10,500
transforming oncogene in colorectal cancer.
3. Dr Larisa M Haupt GU & Dr Ann Warrel GCH * Breast Cancer stem
$ 10,500
cells, what is the role of heparan sulfate proteoglycans.
4. Dr Luke Haseler GU & Rohan Jayasinghe GCHSD * Skeletal Muscle $19,300
Mitochondrial Function and Oxidative Stress in Chronic Heart Failure.
Research Grants have been
awarded to the following District Staff
RESEARCH GRANTS:
1. Dr Graeme Brown - GCMH ATODS, Nurse Educator $ 8,500.00
The use of ‘chill out’/‘sensory rooms’ in acute
mental health care. \Can We Do It Better ?
2. Dr Julia Crilly – Emergency Nurse Researcher. $ 8,500.00
“The Impact of a New Emergency Department
on patient presentation and Ambulance service
delivery in Health Service Districts in Australia”.
3. Dr Darrell Price – Consultant Paediatrician. $ 7,000.00
Project: ‘You Beat It’. A Group treatment Program
for the psychological difficulties associated with
Adolescent Diabetes, Type 1.
4. Chris Quinn - Clinical Nurse Consultant $ 2,500.00
Ashmore Community Mental Health.
Sexuality and Mental Health Care; “Can We Do It Better”?
5. Dr Mekala Srirajalingam – Senior Registrar $ 8,500.00
GC Sexual Health Clinic
‘Schoolies’ Chlamydia Awareness Project.
6. Dr Chris Stapelberg – Psychiatry Registrar $ 7,000.00
Gold Coast Mental Health Unit.
“ A study linking changes in heart rate
variability to both Depression and Cardiac Disease.”
7. Dr Peter Cole GCH * Are Slenium levels low in $ 2,200.00
Lung Cancer patients. Encouragement Award.
EDUCATION GRANTS HAVE BEEN AWARDED TO THE FOLLOWING DISTRICT
STAFF:
1. Dr Naylin Bissessor – Cardiology $ 2,000.00
Travel Conference as part of research, encompassing
complex coronary artery stenting transcatheter patent
foramen ovale closure, percutaneous aortic valve replacement.
2. Lee Chant – Perioperative services, Anaesthetics. $ 1,030.00
Two part workshop – PM Plus Workshop
Effectively Managing Projects.
3. Brad Davis – Engineering Building, Team leader $ 2,000.00
Vocational Graduate Certificate Strategic Business +
VG Diploma.
4. Bree Fairweather – Administration Mental Health $ 2,000.00
Child & Youth Unit Robina. 37 hours/ fortnight
Certificate IV Occupational Health and Safety.
5. Madeline Hall – Public Health Nurse Indigenous & $ 1,100.00
Community Immunisation. 5 Day Intensive
Communicable Disease Control Course 29/9 – 3/10 ‘08
6. Jacqui Kaye – Paediatric Dietician $ 495.00
Course in Paediatric Nutrition & Dietetics
Melbourne 26 – 29 Nov ‘08
7. Suzie Lewis – Infant Mental Health, Child/ Youth MH $ 1,000.00
Southport. Psychologist
Airfare & Accommodation for Training Workshop
NSW Institute of Psychiatry Sydney. Sept. ‘08
8. Marian Pasere – Pharmacist / Robina $ 2,000.00
33rd Annual (15th International) Psychiatric
Pharmacy Conference 10 – 12 Oct ’08 United Kingdom.
9. Val Porter – Mental Health Nurse / Robina $ 1,546.00
34th Australian College Mental Health Nurses
International Conference Melbourne 7 – 9 Oct. ‘08
10. Toni Simpson – Clinical Nurse, Aged Care / Robina $ 2,000.00
XIXth World Congress of Gerontology & Geriatrics
Paris, July 2009.
11. Patricia Taylor – Library Technician, GCH Library Southport $ 400.00
Statement of Attainment Medical Terminology
TAFE NSW external study. Complete by 14/11/08
12. Amanda Wallace – Librarian / Robina Hospital $ 400.00
Statement of Attainment Medical Terminology
TAFE NSW external study.
Donations:
$10,000 and over
92.5 Gold FM Give Me 5 for Kids 50000
Jupiters Limited 25660
Queensland Health 16225
Sovereign Order of St John of Jerusalem 15000
Club Managers Assn 15000
AV Technology 10000
$1,000 to $9,999
Dr John & Lorraine Corbett 5000 Bovis Lend Lease Pty Limited 1675.6
Heritage Building Society 4750 Southport Workers Community Club 1250
Hello Gold Coast 3400 The Black Uhlans 1250
St Stephens College 3000 Infinity (Gold Coast)Pty Ltd 1115.5
Mr Gregory King 2750 Charles & Jeanette How 1000
Wayne & Cathy Turner 2750 Japanese Society Gold Coast 1000
In memory of Jesse Walker 2595 John McIlwain 1000
Raine & Horne Broadbeach 1800 Karen Jensen 1000
$1 to $999
A Thorn Erica Schweiter Laurence Heale
Ann Purcell Florence Hoxh Les Eaton
Anne Hutter G GCC Division 1 – Cr Donna Gates Margaret McKay
Barbara McCarthy GCCC Division 4 – Cr Chris Robbins Marion Nolan
Barry Hopkins GCCC Our Community – Patricia Smith Marjorie Bumford
Bayles Invest Broadbeach Glenys Lambert Mary Keating
Berril Forrest Golden Crest Manors Bowls Club Mike Moore
Beryl Buchanan Greg Hawkins - Christmas Light Up Mr & Mrs P Gilbert
Beverley Shaw H. Puglsey Mr Peter Gates
Brian Quinn Helen Belton Ms Karen Young
Bunnings - Burleigh Heads Helen McGrath Narelle Smith – Yummy Mummies
Carl Jansson In Memory of Eileen Coyle Nelly Surteees
Cheryl Aguis In Memory of Elizabeth Wellington Norma Payne
Cheryl Ranson In Memory of Kai Roland Norman Driver
Chikiko Soden Irene McGregor Olga Millar
Christine Cooper Iris Moore Palm Beach Currumbin Lions Club
Corinne Arkinstall Isabella Davison Raewyn Bright
Cr Bob La Castra J & D Gill Reg Webber
David & Loraine McLaren J & F McGrath Richard Filmer
Delcie Zsolnay J Clark Robyn O’Hara
Dick Birner Janice Johnson Rose Garrett
Dora Richards Jeanne DeFreitas Ross Sedgwick
Doreen Maddison Jeff Goudy Sheila Milburn
Dr Michael Krell Jennifer Wilton Shoshana Neubauer
Earlene Yorgey Joanne Pearce The Premier Club
Edens Landing State School June Hardess Tom Armstrong
Edna Martin Katherine Fihelly Uwe Martens
Eileen Angeletti L & D Parry Wilfred Jones
Elizabeth Stewart L.W. Simpson William Money
Eric Williams Laurel Breunis Woolworths Harbour Town
Yvonne Butigieg
The inaugural Gift of Life Gala Dinner was held at the Sheraton Mirage Resort in August.
The aim of the dinner was to raise funds for state of the art hospital equipment, health and medical
research – including trauma research – and in the long term, a hydro-therapy pool for the Rehabili-
tation Unit in the new University Hospital.
The evening started with drinks on arrival, the women wearing stylish dresses and men dressed to
the nines in suits. Speeches were made and a mouth-watering three-course meal was served.
There was also music, entertainment and prizes to make it an enjoyable evening for guests.
MP’s Hon. Stephen Robertson, Minister for Health and Di Reilly also made speeches during the
night.
Major Sponsor:
Eda Beck
Beck Psychological Services
Sponsors:
Heritage Building Society
Bovis Lend Lease
Capital Insight
Covidien
Medtronic
DNA Queensland
Dr Maryse Badawy
Major Sponsor, Eda Beck from Beck Psych with Hon
Stephen Robertson, Minister for Health.
Sheraton Mirage Main Beach was the perfect setting
for another very entertaining and successful Cloud 9
Luncheon.
Guests viewed new season’s fashions from Lee
Bird’s ‘27 on Tedder’ and Dr Adrian Nowitzke, Chief
Executive Officer of the Gold Coast Health Service
District spoke on important future health issues.
Raffles and a silent auction presented opportunities
for everyone to take home wonderful prizes, while
assisting the Foundation with their fundraising activities.
The Cloud 9 Luncheon is an annual event and is always very well supported and attended by the
local community.
TOSHIBA CHARITY GOLF DAY
Golfers were treated to a beautiful sunny
autumn Gold Coast day with perfect conditions
for a midday shotgun start.
Players competed in the 2 hole ambrose
competition which was won in style by Reno
Simpson and Brent Gray with a score of 60¾.
Lunch and drinks were provided during the day
and a dinner was held at the Robina Woods
Golf Course clubhouse in the evening.
Prizes were presented and raffles and an
auction helped to raise valuable funding for
the Foundation.
Major Sponsor:
Toshiba
Sponsors:
Capital Insight
Bovis Lend Lease
Heritage Building Society
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