UQ community COVID-19 advice
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Summary of latest Queensland Government advice:
- Face masks are mandatory in high-risk settings such as hospitals and aged care facilities and in airports and on planes.
- While not mandatory, you are encouraged to carry a mask at all times.
- Patrons can be seated or stand at entertainment, eating and dining venues on campus.
- In-person events scheduled on campus can now go ahead with approval through the usual processes.
- Hospitals, aged care and disability accommodation and prisons have resumed receiving visitors although some restrictions may apply
- QR codes should be used where available.
COVID-19 vaccination program: register for your vaccine by clicking ‘Eligibility Checker’ online and enter your details – you will be notified via email when you can book.
Reminder: stay at home if unwell and get tested, adhere to physical distancing and practice healthy hygiene.
Updated 16 June 2021 at 2.10pm (AEST)
Know the facts
Have you got questions about vaccine safety, side effects and the roll-out? Hear the latest research from UQ’s leading virologist Dr Kirsty Short and share this video with your loved ones to help keep our community safe.
If you need urgent medical advice call 000.
- Visit the Australian Government Department of Health website
- Call the Australian Government Department of Health 1800 020 103
(8:30am to 5:30pm (AEST) Monday to Friday, except public holidays) - For health advice over the phone call 13HEALTH (13 43 25 84 - Queensland only)
- UQ Health Care can be contacted for appointments.
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UQ Support
Staff and their immediate family members can access the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) on 1300 360 364. Contact HR: askhr@uq.edu.au or +61 (07) 3365 2623 (9-5, Monday to Friday)
Students should contact Student Services: +61 (07) 3365 1704 or email student.services@uq.edu.au.