Julian's Key Health Passport
Julian's Key Health Passport is a tool to improve your care while in hospital by sharing important and useful information about you as decided by you. It was first developed by West Moreton Hospital and Health Service in memory of a young man with intellectual and physical disability, Mr Julian Klass.
The passport helps health staff understand how best to communicate with you on your needs and any potential adjustments you may require while in hospital. For example, if you need help with eating or drinking.
Information is shared with health staff using a traffic light system:
RED: Things you need to know about me.
YELLOW: Things that are useful to know about me.
GREEN: My likes and dislikes.
Who can use Julian's Key Health Passport?
Julian's Key was initially designed for people with intellectual or cognitive disability. But it can be used by anyone who wants to share important or useful information about themselves with health staff.
How do I access Julian's Key Health Passport?
Download Julian's Key Health Passport (PDF, 1MB). Edit and share on a device or print it out for a paper version.
Access to the mobile application of Julian’s Key is temporarily unavailable.
Need more information?
Visit Julian’s Key on the Queensland Health website.