Dutton Park
Through the Princess Alexandra Hospital linkages, Frazer Institute has access to a large patient base that enables the ready testing of clinical hypotheses and the development of clinical research projects.
Frazer Institute clinical research teams include administrators and research nurses working with clinicians and researchers to provide a comprehensive clinical trials staffing structure. This ensures that trials are conducted to the highest ethical standards and maximises the potential for quality outcomes for translation into therapeutic practice.
Frazer Institute is equipped with laboratories to facilitate the development of therapeutic discoveries towards TGA standards. Situated within the Princess Alexandra Hospital, the Frazer Institute has close links with the Clinical Trials & Biostatistics Centre to maximise the design and analysis of complex trials on a national and multinational scale.
Our researchers aso have access to the TRI Clinical Research Facility (CRF) at the Princess Alexandra Hospital - a controlled and safe environment to conduct research on human subjects. The CRF is a multipurpose research centre housed directly across from the TRI in a hospital environment with ready access to hospital facilities and emergency response teams.
Herston
Our mission is to improve health through excellence in research, clinical partnerships, mentorship and service.
To achieve this, Frazer Institute benefits from co-location on the Herston campus with:
- The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital - one of Australia's largest hospitals (1000 beds)
- Pathology Queensland - 14 storey diagnostic pathology block
- QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute
Through these links, we have access to a large patient base that enables the testing of clinical hypotheses and the development of clinical research projects.
Frazer Institute aims to optimise opportunities to conduct intensive investigation into how patients respond to new treatments and modes of diagnosis. The Centre continues to grow clinical trials research particularly focusing on ambulatory Phase Two - Early Phase Three trials, and develop new databases to monitor health outcomes.
Clinical facilities
The clinical facility has 16 multi-purpose clinical rooms and the capacity to host numerous outpatient clinics daily. The clinical team provides support services including administration, appointment booking and billing.
Users have access to shared facilities such as a spacious patient waiting room, welcoming reception area, and staff kitchen and interaction area in addition to the procedure and treatment rooms.
Bookings
Clinical rooms can be booked on a per session basis, on a regular cycle or exclusive use, up to a year in advance.
Sessions times are:
- Morning: 8am – 12noon
- Afternoons: 1pm – 5pm
To obtain a fee schedule, view the facilities or enquire about booking please contact:
Vicki Allen, Clinical Coordinator
Phone: 07 3346 5585
Email: v.allen2@uq.edu.au