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  • Osborne Park Hospital and King Edward Memorial Hospital welcomed some of the first babies born in Australia for 2026.
    Women and Newborn Health Service delivers bundles of joy for 2026 06 January 2026 Osborne Park Hospital and King Edward Memorial Hospital welcomed some of the first babies born in Australia for 2026. The first bundle of joy came at just 12:07am on 1 January 2026 at Osborne Park Hospital to proud new parents Mughira and Altan. Just beaten by a boy born at Peel Health Campus at 12:01, their special bundle was the first girl born in Western Australia for 2026 and the first baby born in the Perth area. Weighing 3390 grams, this precious little girl could not wait to meet her parents, coming a few week's early to join in the New Year's Eve celebrations. The first baby born at King Edward Memorial Hospital (KEMH) this year was a gorgeous girl for Tiarna and Matt born at 14:00. Weighing 3575 grams, baby Isla is the fourth child for Tiarna and Matt and their second child born at KEMH. Matt said I really want to thank the midwives, doctors and everyone involved in providing c...
  • Deck the Wards competition 2025
    Christmas decorations brighten the wards across NMHS 17 December 2025 The walls and corridors of our hospitals are looking more like Hollywood blockbuster movies as our teams spread Christmas joy as part of our annual Christmas decorating competition (Deck the Wards). This is no ordinary competition, teams bring out their most creative minds to create some extra sparkle for patients, visitors and staff this festive season. NMHS A/Chief Executive Jordan Kelly said De...
  • HITH centre
    New HITH Centre to support rapid multidisciplinary assessment 02 December 2025 The Hospital in the Home (HITH) Centre at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital was opened on Monday 1 December to allow rapid multidisciplinary assessment and follow upofpatients referred to, admitted or discharged from the program. The opening of the centre reflects a growing shift in healthcare away from the hospital setting to providing safe, personalised treatment by clinicians in the home environmen...
  • NMHS celebrates Pride 01 December 2025 Team NMHS was all sparkles, top hats and bow ties at this year’s Pride Parade on Saturday, 29 November. Our people proudly danced to This is Me by the Greatest Showman Cast behind a car decorated with a large rainbow hat and bow tie. NMHS Chief Executive Robert Toms said it was a fantastic night and a big thank you to NMHS Pride Network members who helped coordinate the event, especially Co-Chairs...
  • Celebrating success at the WA Health Excellence Awards 26 November 2025 It is the WA Health night of nights and there were celebrations aplenty as North Metropolitan Health Service took home five WA Health Excellence Awards at the annual event last night. It was an incredible result, with North Metropolitan Health Service heavily represented in many of the categories. Congratulations to our winners in the following categories: Excellence in Mental Health:Youth Hospita...

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  • Sangeetha Ganesan
    Celebrating our dedicated staff 21 November 2023 Congratulations to Sangeetha Ganesan, Business Systems Officer in the Business Information and Performance team, who was awarded the NMHS Corporate Employee of the Season for Djilba. Sangeetha was nominated for her instrumental role in assisting the NMHS HEART team with the Ward Patient Flow Progress dashboard and the updated HEART performance dashboard. These dashboards have created visibility and transparency to key patient flow metrics as well as allowing the HEART and MNHS teams to measure and report high level emergency access measures to the NMHS Board and Minister for Health. Always demonstrating kindness and compassion throughout her work, Sangeetha has been a reliable and trustworthy ally to the HEART team.
  • Aqif Mukhtar and Pammy Yeoh
    Go the Extra Mile (GEM) award winners 20 November 2023 Congratulations to all our winners at the annual Go the Extra Mile awards. There were 33 finalists from 11 categories with each category winner then going on to be judged by the NMHS Board for the annual Board Award. Driving Innovation Aqif Mukhtar - North Metropolitan Health Service (winner) Alex Daniel – Administration Assistant, Women and Newborn Health Service Dr Mary Teoh – Resident Medical Officer, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Excellence in Clinical Care Endovascular Neurointerventional Team - Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (winner) Early delirium discharge - Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Dr Lisa Miller - Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital ...
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    2023 WA Health Excellence Awards 13 November 2023 Congratulations to our NMHS 2023 WA Health Excellence Finalists. The WA Health Excellence awards recognise excellence, innovation and people centred care in the delivery of health services. Our nine finalists demonstrate our collective commitment to provide outstanding health care to the WA community. Excellence in Preventative Health Public Health Operations COVID-19 – Mental Health Public Health and Dental Services Excellence in Mental Health Reducing Panic in the Emergency Department – Centre of Clinical Interventions Excellence in Safety and Quality Hospital Emergency Access Response Team (HEART) program – North Metropolitan Health Service Geriatric Assessment Team – SCGH Emergency Department Excellence in Workplace Wellbeing and Culture Neuro-Kin Initiative – North Metropolitan Health Service, East Metropolitan ...
  • Lauryn and Aniq
    Public Health nurturing tomorrow's workforce 13 November 2023 Two students from The University of Western Australia (UWA) are the latest to complete a three-month work placement at the Public Health Service located at the Anita Clayton Centre in Perth. Lauryn Magee and Aniq Alfie are both studying a Masters in Public Health with plans to work in epidemiology when they graduate. Public Health Service Director Jo Fagan said the service has been fortunate to attract Masters of Public Health students from UWA since 2021. "We accommodate one to two students per year for a three month practicum. They receive exposure to a real work environment, while we get the opportunity to work with the students and hear about their ideas to solve some of our issues," Jo said. "Senior Public Health staff also visit the students on campus where they share their career pathway stories and provide advice about what employers are looking for to help the new graduates sec...
  • Artist Sioux Tempestt
    New artwork provides spark at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital 24 October 2023 A recently commissioned artwork behind R Block at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital has brought a vibrancy and positive atmosphere to the area. Artist Sioux Tempestt, with the assistance of two other artists, painted the artwork over six days with the aim to add colour to the outdoor space that people found uplifting and relaxing. Inspired by researching human cells, nerve endings and tissue, Sioux found microscopic medical views fascinating and beautiful. She was also inspired by the nearby Kings Park and its array of native plants, using them to generate organic abstracted shapes. "These two categories of elements were combined to indicate the intertwining of humans with the natural environment in which we inhabit," she said. When discussing her creative process, Sioux said the client brief is always the starting point. Vanessa Peters, Director Programs and Governance for the Queen Elizabe...
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