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  • Far North Clinic wins ECU Centre for Precision Health Consumer Engagement Award
    Far North Clinic wins ECU Centre for Precision Health Consumer Engagement Award 05 February 2026 Congratulations to researchers from Mental Health Service's Neurosciences Unit, who were recently awarded the Edith Cowan University (ECU) Centre for Precision Health's Consumer Involvement in Research Prize for their ongoing work with the Far North Huntington's Mobile Clinic. The Far North Huntington’s Mobile Clinic is a consumer-led, co-designed project aiming to explore how to deliver neurological care on Country to Aboriginal families affected by Huntington’s disease. Senior Research Scientist Melanie Clark thanked her passionate team for going above and beyond for remote communities who often lack the resources and opportunities afforded to less remote areas. "I am incredibly proud of the team, achievement and the difference we are making in remote communities,” she said. “Far North Clinic trips are often the highlight of our year." Families are actively invo...
  • Australian first surgery for lung cancer 03 February 2026 An Australian first surgery at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH) has enabled a patient with suspected lung cancer to have biopsies taken, cancer confirmed and removed all in one operation, under one anaesthetic. SCGH Executive Director Dr Jodi Graham thanked our innovative Respiratory Team for their dedication to enhance clinical care for lung cancer patients and identifying groundbreaking oppo...
  • Cutting-edge treatment option for early-stage primary liver cancer 29 January 2026 Congratulations to A/Professor Colin Tang, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Radiation Oncology Consultant and Investigator, who recently presented at the Accuray Australasian Symposium on a cutting-edge treatment option for early-stage primary liver cancer. Prof Tang said his work explores whether stereotactic ablative body radiotherapy (SABR) could offer a safer, more effective treatment option for ...
  • Dr Barry Vieira
    Dr Barry Vieira awarded Parkinsons WA award 23 January 2026 Dr Barry Vieira has recently been awarded the 2025 Janet McLeod Health Professional Award from Parkinsons WA, for the development of the Parkinsons Service at Osborne Park Hospital. Our Parkinsons Service covers statewide referrals and provides a comprehensive approach to diagnosing and managing Parkinsons in older adults. The Janet McLeod Health Professional Award is awarded annually to a health ...
  • Graylands volunteer turns 100
    Graylands Hospital volunteer legend Edna celebrates 100th birthday 19 January 2026 Long-serving Graylands Hospital volunteer Edna Prosser recently celebrated her 100th birthday, with a morning tea ceremony held in her honour. Edna has been volunteering with us for an amazing 48 years, for which we are extremely grateful. She continues to volunteer weekly and remains dedicated to serving the hospital community and the many patients and friends she has made over the years. A morn...

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  • Early photograph of Queen Elizabeth II surrounded by crowds
    Message from the Chief Executive 09 September 2022 We are saddened to learn of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II overnight. Her devotion to country was exemplified by her care and integrity, and a lifetime of service leading the Commonwealth and her country through significant change. Our own QEII campus was named in 1977 after this enduring leader and we offer our condolences today to all who are touched by her death. Shirley Dr Shirley Bowen Chief Executive
  • Luisa Perrella at the Cancer Pre-hab hub
    Get set for surgery with prehab 08 September 2022 Cancer patients can now better prepare themselves for surgery in the comfort of their home, thanks to an innovative program developed at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. In the Prehab Hub (external site), physiotherapist Luisa Perrella guides patients through a series of exercise videos designed to improve their physical and psychological condition before surgery. It’s a virtual version of the work Luisa has been doing with patients at the Surgical Gym she started at SCGH two years ago. Deeps Majumdar, an anaesthetist with a special interest in prehabilitation for major surgery, saw the benefit of taking Luisa’s potentially life-saving work online. He championed the project, applying for funding from the Innovative Future Program for a series of videos with Birdhouse Media. Luisa created the exercises, which are designed to help strengthen patients who can’t get to the ho...
  • Annual Arts and Mental Health Event  flyer
    Annual Arts and Mental Health Event 07 September 2022 The huge annual celebration that is the Mental Health network's art and performance event is coming up at the end of the month. Held around Mental Health Week each year, the event is a fabulous evening of live performance along with an art exhibition, arts & craft and food market. Last year's event attracted more than 200 people with incredible art exhibited and over half of it sold with proceeds going back to the artists and mental health consumers. The theme for the event this year is 'connection'; a timely subject as we emerge from the period of separation that Covid presented to us. Details of the event are: Date: Friday 30 September Time: doors open 3pm Location: HQ at 60A Frame Court, Leederville Entry: FREE! We encourage you to come along and be part of this fantastic evening.
  • Cameron Pretsel
    Celebrating our staff! 05 September 2022 One of our graphic designers has been recognised as the NMHS Employee of the Quarter for his role in increasing patient and community awareness of the new self-collection option for cervical screening. Cameron Pretsel used his design skills to create engaging collateral to promote the WA Cervical Cancer Prevention Program new self-collection policy expansion which allows all participants to choose between two cervical screening options; a clinician taken sample or a self-collected sample. Cameron's nominator said he reprioritised his workload to ensure the new resource suite was complete in time for the policy change. Cam offered his expertise on graphic design to complement the health information to ensure the resource was of a high standard. One of the judges commented "Cameron is a deserving winner for his willingness to go well above and beyond what is required to ensure his customer...
  • Chloe Davies and Tetyana from UAWA
    Mental Health Service Donation to Ukraine 10 August 2022 MHPHDS Clinical Equipment Coordinator, Chloe Davies, has been busy upgrading equipment for us at Graylands Hospital including securing a Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation machine which uses brain stimulation to impact the central nervous system by applying powerful magnetic fields to certain parts of the brain to help with neurological issues. In the course of sourcing this new machines and other equipment for our services, she has amassed a number of ‘retired’ resources that needed a new home, including vital signs monitors and bladder scanners. Chloe has a history of making connections with charitable organisations for the purposes of donating medical equipment and this time she reached out to the Ukrainian Association of Western Australia (UAWA). With her great efforts, she has managed to facilitate the donation of this equipment to be shipped to war-stricken Ukraine for u...
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Last Updated: 18/10/2023
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