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  • Nurse Abbie
    Abbie explains how career progression is a focus at SCGH 10 November 2025 With a range of nursing opportunities currently available at Sir Charles Gardiner (SCGH) and Osborne Park Hospitals (OPH), Abbie shares what she loves about working as a newly-qualified nurse for the organisation. After completing her final student placement at SCGH, Abbie was offered a position on the same ward as a newly qualified registered nurse at the beginning of 2024. "I have received continuous support from the team and really feel this was essential in my career progression," Abbie said. With guidance of the team, Abbie was able to complete further training such as Hospital Advanced Life Support within her first year of her qualification, which allowed her to obtain crucial skills. "These opportunities have laid the foundation for my continued professional development and progression towards senior nursing roles within the ward," she said. "Working at SCGH has not only provided ...
  • 	Stroke research team
    Consumer involvement in stroke research 07 November 2025 Carers and stroke survivors have played a key role in helping develop and launch research into the effectiveness of an artificial intelligence (AI) platform to provide peer support for stroke survivors. Feedback from consumers and carers about the power of peer support in recovery from stroke inspired this study, according to the research team leading the project. One of the carers involved in the...
  • Midwife Mel with patient
    Aboriginal maternity care providing a strong start in life at KEMH 06 November 2025 King Edward Memorial Hospital is proud of its Aboriginal Maternity Group Practice, which provides culturally appropriate models of maternity care for Aboriginal families at King Edward Memorial Hospital. Known as Ngangk Maawit Mia, or Mother Baby House, it ensures continuity of care with a dedicated team of midwives. It also provides non-structured drop-in breastfeeding clinics in a casual and re...
  • Medical Oncologist at SCGH Dr Rajiv Shinde standing beside patient Brodie Sawyer who is seated.
    Astonishing results for patients with stage 4 rectal cancer 05 November 2025 Oncologists at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital have seen astonishing results for two young patients with stage 4 colorectal cancer using immunotherapy drug Dostalimab. One of the patients is Brodie Sawyer who just six months ago was diagnosed with stage 4 rectal cancer. Amazingly after just six months of treatment on this specialised drug, Brodie is cancer free. “I was given an 80% survival rate wi...
  • Leading the way for consumer engagement 30 October 2025 As a consumer and carer representative for more than five years Jenny Bedford has been appointed to the North Executive Team Safety, Quality and Consumer Engagement Committee. The committee assists the NMHS Board in monitoring and fostering safety, quality and consumer engagement in patient care. Jenny is leading the way for consumers at North Metropolitan Health Service and said her personal ex...

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  • Man attending a dental appointment
    Dental Health Services - What our patients are saying! 17 May 2021 Some compliments from our Dental Health Services consumers across WA: Joondalup GDC "The service I received from my dentist has been first class. Very thorough, polite and gentle. I could not have been looked after better." Warwick GDC "I was very happy with my experience today. The dentist was very professional and explained everything clearly, I felt very relaxed." Morley GDC "I received an excellent service by the dentist putting my crown on beautifully. Many thanks to the people involved, the staff are caring people." Palmyra DTC "My son had a filling and was very happy with the service. The staff were friendly, professional and provided a safe and clean environment." Settlers Hill DTC "My child had a dental check-up and had an excellent service. The staff are very friendly and provided a good and clear explanation. Good work guys Keep it up!" Armadale GDC "Best dental experience I h...
  • From L-R: Emmalene Head, Miffy Durham (SHIU Acting HOD and Michael’s former Case Coordinator); Michael Head; Rose Blight (A/Program Manager)
    Thank you for your ultra-generous donation! 14 May 2021 Michael and Emmalene Head visited on the 22 April 2021 to formally announce their donation of $5,000 to the State Head Injury Unit (SHIU). Michael is a former client of the SHIU from 2009 following a haemorrhagic stroke due to ruptured aneurysm at the age of 37. Part of his rehabilitation involved Physiotherapy which lead to running to improve his balance and neurophysical recovery (he was never a runner prior). Michael has since gone on to become an ultra-marathon runner and last year completed the Lighthorse Ultra Marathon which involved running as far as you can in a 24 hour period. Michael ran 180km and Emmalene’s employer sponsoring him per kilometre. The SHIU were very fortunate to receive 50 per cent of the funds raised (the other 50 per cent going to cancer research). Michael attributes his positive recovery and change of lifestyle to his time on our program and the supp...
  • Natalie Rinaldi
    Dental Health Services Prize winner - Natalie Rinaldi 19 April 2021 Congratulations to Natalie Rinaldi who was awarded the Dental Health Services Prize for the student demonstrating the best performance in the clinical practice, dental public health and community dentistry streams of the Oral Health Therapy course. We are fortunate to have Natalie as one of our graduate MHPHDS Oral Health Therapy employees at DHS.
  • The Honourable Kim Beazley presents Ann Jones with her Order of Australia medal
    Ann Jones - Order of Australia Medal 06 April 2021 Congratulations to Ann Jones OA who was recently honoured with an Order of Australia medal for the incredible work she does for the Huntington Disease community. Ann has been affiliated with the MHPHDS Neurosciences Unit for over 30 years as a carer for her late husband, and now her two adult daughters who have advanced Huntington's Disease. At a ceremony held last month at Government House, Ann was presented with her Order of Australia medal by WA Governor, the Hon. Kim Beazley.
  • Priscilla Nanguromo
    Celebrating our dedicated staff! 31 March 2021 We are proud to announce our inaugural Employee of the Bunuru (February/March) - Priscilla Nanguromo, Nurse, Mental Health Unit at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. At a celebratory morning tea with her colleagues, Priscilla was presented with a $150 gift voucher, a EOS badge and a certificate of recognition for her outstanding contribution to our health service. Priscilla routinely leads by example and models the NMHS values at SCGH Mental Health Unit. Priscilla's nomination (submitted by fellow MHU nurse Emma) describes Priscilla's 'consistent hard work and authentic, person-centred approach - demonstrated not only when caring for her patients, but in her everyday interactions with colleagues and patients alike'. In her nursing care, the nomination states 'Priscilla sees each patient for themselves, their experiences, their needs and wants'. Priscilla is a natural leader who inspires an...
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