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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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  • NMHS Innovative Futures Winners
    North Metro Embraces Innovation 09 July 2021 North Metropolitan Health Service (NMHS) is raising the profile of innovation! The NMHS Innovative Future (IF) Program aims to bring out the best creative ideas and inspire staff to experiment, generate something new, or solve long-standing problems that will make positive change to the organisation. Its goals are to deliver excellent health care for our communities, invest in our staff and culture, and see the NMHS thrive and transform. The inaugural NMHS Shark Tank in May 2021 invited 13 brave and talented NMHS team members to pitch their ideas live to a panel of judges, resulting in six fully supported projects. These creative ideas range from process automation to introducing virtual reality for patient care. So far, the IF Program has helped support 39 projects, which are either completed or underway across NMHS. Examples of these projects include: improving patient outlooks ...
  • Winner of the 2020 Consumer Appreciation Award Jupp Groenveld and Marianne Slattery, MPHDS Director of Nursing
    MHPHDS congratulates Jupp - 2020 Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards 17 June 2021 The 2020 WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards were held at the Grand Ballroom, Crown Perth on 15 May 2021. The Awards recognise and celebrate the work and achievements of nurses and midwives across Western Australia. This year, Mental Health, Public Health and Dental Services (MHPHDS) sponsored the 2020 Consumer Appreciation Award - an opportunity for a consumer (patient, client or patient and client's support person) to nominate and give recognition and thanks to the nurse or midwife who cared for them. Marianne Slattery, Director of Nursing was in attendance on the night, presenting the 2020 Consumer Appreciation Award to winner - Jupp Groenveld, nurse for St John of God Social Outreach - Subiaco. Jupp was nominated for her outstanding person-centred care in supporting her patient (and family) in navigating the difficult journey to recovery - from addiction to methamphetamine. ...
  • Swaddled newborn baby
    Ever thought about a sea change? 16 June 2021 Ever thought about a sea change? We currently have opportunities for midwives to join our King Edward Memorial Hospital (affectionally known as King Eddies) family over here in Western Australia. In 2021 we celebrate 105 years of caring for women and their infants at King Eddies and as Western Australia's only level 6 tertiary hospital for women we provide specialised care for our most vulnerable women. We offer wonderful career development opportunities and are currently going through a rapid recruitment process to fastrack those midwives who want to consider joining our team. We have outstanding continuity of care models and offer a range of sub-specialties for those interested in expanding their midwifery expertise. The rapid recruitment advertisement is located on the jobs website for Western Australia - so please visit www.jobs.wa.gov.au (external site) Midwives vacancy advertisem...
  • Kaitlyn Holyman, IF Program; Mandy McKnight, Area Executive Director, Nursing Services and Naomi Parkins, Nurse Manager, Patient Flow Unit
    Shiftmatch Cohort Model - Congrats Naomi Parkins! 11 June 2021 Congratulations to Naomi Parkins, SCGOPHCG Nurse Manager, Patient Flow Unit, for presenting her Innovative Future project at the 10th International Congress on Innovations in Nursing (external site) in May 2021. Naomi, along with Michael Stuart and Keren Smith applied to the Innovative Future (IF) program in round one, to address the problems they were experiencing with managing casual staff shifts. The booking system at the time was administrative intensive, had a high risk of error, and was fraught with inconsistencies across different areas. To improve the process, a system needed to be implemented that was transparent, dynamic, efficient, user friendly, consistent, and allowed ease of communication. Enter Shiftmatch Cohort Model Shiftmatch is a web-based rostering system that automatically matches suitably qualified staff to roster shortages, and communicates the shortage to them via...
  • Clinical Nurse Specialist Elaine
    Celebrating our dedicated staff! 31 May 2021 Congratulations to our Employee of Djeran! Congratulations to clinical nurse specialist Elaine - our 'Djeran' winner of the NMHS Mental Health, Public Health, Dental Services Employee of the Season! Elaine forms part of the senior nursing team at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital mental health service. You may remember Elaine's colleague Priscilla won the Employee of Bunuru (last season's award). Two wins in a row for SCGH mental health unit is a testament to the integrity and strength of our mental health nurses. Elaine is a natural leader, teacher and mentor to staff, students and graduates and believes in staff doing their best despite what can be, sometimes challenging situations. She is passionate about great patient care and is always looking for new and innovative ways to improve patient experience within our service. Other qualities mentioned in the nomination were that Elaine is: ...
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