Coffs Harbour is a 202 bed hospital on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, Australia. It is part of the North Coast Area Health Service, combining the Northern Rivers and Mid North Coast Areas.

The Coronary Angiography Unit was opened on the 28th September, 2006. It currently operates two days per week undertaking mainly day only angiograms. It is a self contained Unit with a four bed recovery area and direct admission and discharges from the Unit. It is supported in the hospital by an inpatient stress testing department and 10 bed combined ICU/CCU.

The current Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital is located in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. It is a 942 bed general, tertiary referral teaching hospital. The Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital is the largest tertiary referral hospital in Queensland and provides services to patients throughout the State, Northern New South Wales, the Northern Territory and from neighbouring countries in the South West Pacific.

The Cardiology Department is currently in a state of expansion. It comprises a 12 bed Coronary Care Unit, and a 14 bed Cardiology Ward. The Cardiac Cath Lab (CCL) is comprised of 2 labs. One is a bi-plane angiography suite, and the other an EP Lab. Non-invasive Investigations are performed in the Cardiac Investigations Unit (CIU), and a decentralised Cardiology out-patients department is located within the department. Procedures and investigations performed in the CIU include Trans-oesophageal Echo’s, Trans-thoracic Echo’s, ECGs, 24 hour Holter and blood pressure monitoring, Stress Echo, Exercise Stress testing, and Pre Admission clinic for the CCL.