Lists of hospitals in Oceania
Lists of hospitals in Oceania
The following is a list of hospitals in Oceania, organized by country and territory. Oceania is a region that includes Australasia, Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia. This list provides an overview of the healthcare facilities available in this diverse and widespread region.
== Australia
== Australia has a comprehensive healthcare system with numerous hospitals spread across its states and territories. Some of the notable hospitals include:
- Royal Melbourne Hospital
- Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
- Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital
- Fiona Stanley Hospital
- Alfred Hospital
== New Zealand
== New Zealand's healthcare system includes both public and private hospitals. Some of the key hospitals are:
== Papua New Guinea has a developing healthcare system with several major hospitals, including:
- Port Moresby General Hospital
- Angau Memorial Hospital
- Modilon General Hospital
- Goroka General Hospital
- Nonga Base Hospital
== Fiji
== Fiji's healthcare system includes several hospitals, such as:
== Samoa
== Samoa has a number of hospitals providing healthcare services, including:
- Tupua Tamasese Meaole Hospital
- Malietoa Tanumafili II Hospital
- Sataua District Hospital
- Foailalo District Hospital
- Lalomanu District Hospital
== Tonga
== Tonga's healthcare system includes several hospitals, such as:
== Vanuatu
== Vanuatu has a number of hospitals providing healthcare services, including:
- Vila Central Hospital
- Northern Provincial Hospital
- Lenakel Hospital
- Norsup Hospital
- Lolowai Hospital
== The Solomon Islands have several hospitals, including:
- National Referral Hospital
- Gizo Hospital
- Kilu'ufi Hospital
- Helena Goldie Hospital
- Atoifi Adventist Hospital
== Micronesia
== The Federated States of Micronesia have several hospitals, such as:
== Palau
== Palau's healthcare system includes:
- Belau National Hospital
- Meyuns Health Center
- Ngaraard Community Health Center
- Ngarchelong Community Health Center
- Peleliu Community Health Center
== The Marshall Islands have several hospitals, including:
== Nauru
== Nauru's healthcare system includes:
- Republic of Nauru Hospital
- Nauru Rehabilitation Corporation Medical Clinic
- Aiwo Health Center
- Anabar Health Center
- Boe Health Center
== Kiribati
== Kiribati has several hospitals, such as:
- Tungaru Central Hospital
- Betio Hospital
- Kiritimati Hospital
- Tabiteuea North Hospital
- Abemama Hospital
== Tuvalu
== Tuvalu's healthcare system includes:
- Princess Margaret Hospital (Tuvalu)
- Funafuti Health Center
- Nukufetau Health Center
- Nukulaelae Health Center
- Vaitupu Health Center
See also[edit | edit source]
- Healthcare in Australia
- Healthcare in New Zealand
- Healthcare in Papua New Guinea
- Healthcare in Fiji
- Healthcare in Samoa
- Healthcare in Tonga
- Healthcare in Vanuatu
- Healthcare in Solomon Islands
- Healthcare in Micronesia
- Healthcare in Palau
- Healthcare in Marshall Islands
- Healthcare in Nauru
- Healthcare in Kiribati
- Healthcare in Tuvalu
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