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Elective surgery performance by hospital, Queensland

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Publisher Queensland HealthLicence CC BY 4.0Tables 2Latest 2025-12-10

Queensland Health publishes elective surgery performance for each public hospital that reports it, every quarter. One summary is by urgency category and the other by surgical specialty.

Each table holds one quarter. Urgency category 1 patients are clinically recommended to be treated within 30 days, category 2 within 90 days and category 3 within 365 days. Queensland Health writes a dash where a figure is not given, and those cells are null here with a suppressed flag.

Queensland Health releases these 2 tables as one dataset on its portal, so every table here shares the version date 2025-12-10. Each table has its own page with a format picker, a field list, a sample record and its version history.

Also called: Elective surgery by specialty Queensland, Elective surgery waiting times Queensland, QLD orthopaedic surgery waiting list, QLD surgery waiting list by hospital, Queensland Health elective surgery data, Queensland hospital surgery waiting by specialty.

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Elective surgery by urgency category and hospital, Queensland, September quarter 2025Elective surgery at each Queensland public hospital in the September quarter 2025 by urgency category, with patients treated, patients waiting and the share within the recommended time. 20014
Elective surgery by specialty and hospital, Queensland, September quarter 2025Elective surgery at each Queensland public hospital in the September quarter 2025 by surgical specialty, with patients treated, patients waiting and the share within the recommended time. 30315

What this site did to the data. Cells were typed, headers were renamed and the encoding was made UTF-8. Rows were left alone. The publisher's file sits beside every version so the change can be checked.