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  • Osborne Park Hospital Occupational Therapy (OT) clinic volunteer Teresa
    Meet a volunteer during National Volunteer Week 18 May 2026 In celebration of National Volunteer Week, we are profiling one of our fantastic Occupational Therapy Clinic volunteers from Osborne Park Hospital, Teresa.
  • From left to right, Professor Rajesh Thomas, Minister Stephen Dawson, Sandra Ditmanis, Dr Dhaval Thakker, Sir Charles Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group Acting Executive Director Renee de Prazer standing together in an operating theatre in Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital with the new bronchoscopy robot.
    Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital bronchoscopy robot reaches 100 patient milestone 14 May 2026 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH) has reached an impressive 100‑patient milestone with its new robotic bronchoscopy. This groundbreaking technology is helping clinicians diagnose and remove small cancerous nodules in the peripheral lung, where conventional biopsy tools face limitations. Minister of Health for Medical Research, the Hon Stephen Dawson, visited SCGH to acknowledge the milestone an...
  • Patient, Paul, shaking hands with an individual from his medical care team.
    Celebrating the patient journey for Patient Experience Week 01 May 2026 As Patient Experience Week comes to an end, we’re reflecting on how everyday moments of compassion, professionalism and teamwork make a meaningful difference for our patients every week. Paul recently shared how the care he received while spending 22 days in our hospitals made all the difference and is the reason 'he left hospital with his right foot'. After attending our Osborne Park Hospital Pod...
  • Mother and baby
    Help us design a community-based postnatal intervention group for maternal mental health 08 April 2026 The Women and Newborn Health Service (WNHS), Mental Health Service is looking for people with lived experience of motherhood with children under two years to take part in a survey to help us improve the services we provide postnatal mothers experiencing mental health difficulties in Western Australia. Senior Clinical Psychologist Kellie Dedman said adjusting to motherhood can be a difficult period...
  • Professor Brims named a 2026 Lung Health Legend 07 April 2026 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Respiratory Physician Professor Fraser Brims has recently been awarded a 2026 Lung Health Legend Award. He was recognised for his commitment to lung cancer policy, advocacy, patient care and leadership in dust disease and lung cancer space. Prof Brims said he was honoured to receive the award and that he was humbled to have his work recognised. "At its heart, my work ...

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  • Jo Evans and Gino Cirillo
    Celebrating our dedicated staff 18 September 2024 Congratulations to Dental Therapist Jo Evans our latest Mental Health, Public Health and Dental Services Employee of the Season. Jo is the Acting Tutor Dental Therapist at Mt Henry Dental Clinic in Salter Point and was nominated for her work significantly improving the Oral Health Therapist student placement program. Jo worked with Curtin University to revise the program, improve student clinical experiences and increase student engagement with the program. Thank you to our Employee of the Season sponsor HESTA for supplying morning tea for our staff.
  • St Hilda's Students at Youth Think Tank Grand Final
    NMHS Innovation students win silver at Youth Think Tank Final 17 September 2024 We recently took part in the annual WA Health Youth Innovation Think Tank which invites high school students to team up with WAHealth to understand a health problem and investigate solutions. This year our North Metropolitan Health Service team from St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls were awarded second place for their ideas to create new ways for young people to access mental health services. NMHS Innovation Director Susan Powe said the Youth Innovation Think Tank was an opportunity to empower young minds to take an active role in shaping the future of healthcare. “The event not just finds innovative solutions for today, it also equips the next generation to lead positive change in the years to come,” she said. St Hilda’s Anglican Girls School worked in teams and in partnership with NMHS clinical mentors and the Innovation Team to address the rising suicide rat...
  • GEM Awards Finalists
    GEM Awards finalists announced 02 September 2024 North Metropolitan Health Service isdelighted to announce the finalists for the 2024 Go the Extra Mile (GEM) Awards. The GEM Awards are designed to recognise people and teams that go over and above to provide high quality service to our patients, the organisation and the broader community. This year we received a variety of nominations from our sites and services and would like to thank staff who took the time to put forward a colleague or team who excel in their workplace. Congratulations to the finalists from the 12 categories and all the very best for when the winners are announced on Thursday 10 October. Excellence in Clinical Care Calina Ting Leia Robinso Leo Wu Strengthening Partnerships Abortion Care Reform Team Breastfeeding Centre/Aboriginal Midwifery Group Practice Sarah Wilcox Outstanding Leader Shane Thomas Marli McGuckin and Emily Slatte...
  • Jersey Day
    DonateLife WA’s Jersey Day 30 August 2024 As part of DonateLife WA's Jersey Day, we're being reminded about the importance of registering as organ and tissue donors. Organ and tissue donation can transform the lives of many Australians and could provide a loved one with a second chance at life. One organ donor can save the lives of up to seven people and help many more through eye and tissue donation. This year the National Rugby League WA (NRL WA) has thrown its support behind Jersey Day to encourage people to start a conversation with their teammates, family and friends about signing up as organ and tissue donors. For more information or to register visit the Donate Life website (external site).
  • Dr Shirley Jansen and Juliana Hamzah
    Potential cure for peripheral artery disease 27 August 2024 Ground-breaking results from researchers at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH) aims to enhance the outcomes for patients with Peripheral artery disease (PAD). PAD is a common condition affecting more than 230 million people worldwide. It involves narrowed arteries reducing blood flow most commonly to the legs and other vital organs. PAD is caused by a build-up of fatty, cholesterol-containing deposits or plaques on artery walls. Currently, around two thirds of people with end stage advanced PAD will require an amputation and approximately a fifth will have a cardiac event, such as a heart attack, in their lifetime. Vascular surgeon and Head of Department of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery at SCGH Professor Shirley Jansen and Associate Professor Juliana Hamzah have found success in a new drug that will change the trajectory of people suffering with advanced PAD. After an accumulation ...
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Last Updated: 18/10/2023
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