The Sunshine Coast Health Institute (SCHI) is a dedicated education, training and research facility, contributing to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital’s (SCUH) vision of ‘providing excellent care through collaboration, enquiry and education’. 
Teaching and research is integral to the SCUH and the SCHI plays a vital role in training the next generation of staff, fostering innovation and maintaining a culture of ongoing clinical audit, redesign and clinical practice improvement to support excellence in the delivery of care.
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EducationThe SCHI’s dedicated and integrated research and learning spaces provide opportunities for health professionals to participate in teaching, research and clinical practice in one convenient location. Educational activities delivered from...
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ResearchThe SCHI Research Laboratories are flexible spaces available for post-graduate, health related research activities requiring access to a laboratory. Located on the first floor of the Lakeside Building, the three...
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CollaborationThe Sunshine Coast Health Institute (SCHI) is a collaborative partnership between the Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service, the University of the Sunshine Coast, TAFE Queensland and another university...
Latest news
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On the 17th September 2017 a paper, titled 'Unlocking educational social value, at the new Sunshine Coast University Hospital',... -
09/05/2017The next generation of researchers will be mentored at the Queensland Critical Care Research forum later this month. Hosted... -
20/02/2017The ultimate in job satisfaction Jo-Liz Prosser Jo-Liz Prosser has been a registered nurse for almost 20 years, and is the... -
The Sunshine Coast University Hospital (SCUH) has entered an exciting new phase ahead of its April 2017 opening. Staff...