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  • WA Country Health Service Director of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Assoc. Professor Jared Watts
    Connecting Care for WA Country Health Service women 05 August 2025 An innovative WA Country Health Service (WACHS) project is aiming to improve access to timely, expert antenatal care for women with high-risk pregnancies in the Kimberley and Pilbara. The Connected Care: Advancing Maternal-Fetal Health with Telehealth Ultrasound Across Western Australia project will pilot a real time tele-ultrasound service linking clinics in the two regions with Maternal Fetal Medicine (MFM) subspecialists at King Edward Memorial Hospital (KEMH). Led by WACHS Director of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Associate Professor Jared Watts, the service will strengthen local clinical capacity and promote culturally safe care. With more than 6000 pregnancies annually in rural and remote WA, the project also aims to support early diagnosis and intervention and reduce travel burden. Assoc. Professor Watts said local clinicians would be able to attend telehealth ultrasound appointments...
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    Revolutionary fetal monitoring device being trialled at King Edward Memorial Hospital 22 July 2025 A revolutionary device developed here in Western Australia and being trialled at King Edward Memorial hospital has been described as the biggest development in fetal monitoring in 50 years. Doctors at the state’s leading maternity hospital are excited about its potential to prevent major health issues, such as birth asphyxia and cerebral palsy. Developed by WA medtech company VitalTrace along wi...
  • Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital medical team who performed the first procedure in WA using a robotic bronchoscopy.
    Western Australia's first bronchoscopy robot saving lives 16 July 2025 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH) is the first hospital in Western Australia to provide robotic bronchoscopy procedures, marking a major development in lung cancer diagnosis and care in the state. SCGH is one of very few hospitals in Australia to use robotic bronchoscopy and is the first hospital to use this device integrated into routine clinical practice in Australia. The Respiratory Team b...
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    2025 Gift of Life Walk 07 July 2025 DonateLife WA invite the WA community to bring their family, friends, colleagues and pets along to the annual Gift of Life Walk on Sunday 27 July from 10am. The 3.5km walk is designed for all fitness levels and will start outside Galup Recreation Club at 144 Gregory Street Wembley. It is a fun and free community event, aimed at raising awareness of the importance of organ and tissue donation. Ther...
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    The stamina to help those who hurt 03 July 2025 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital medical intern Dr Ethan Stirrat is not only changing lives inside the hospital but also out, raising more than $100,000 to support vulnerable Western Australians through his own charity, Hurt to Help Limited. Ethan founded Hurt to Help Limited in 2023 to raise fund for people affected by medical issues, accidents, natural disaster and domestic violence. His hands-on l...

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  • BreastScreen Nurse with a mamogram machine
    October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 11 October 2024 With one in seven women developing breast cancer in their lifetime, it is important women aged 50 to 74 years have a regular screening mammogram. As the risk of breast cancer increases with age, we encourage women to have a mammogram every two years. BreastScreen WA provides free screening mammograms to women 40 years and over without any breast symptoms. Screening can detect breast cancer at an early stage before it can be felt or noticed. Early detection methods continue to increase outcomes and chances of survival. Take time in October to find out what you need to know about your breast health and share this important information with your family, friends and colleagues. If you would like to help us spread awareness for this important service, visit the BreastScreen WA website for resources and support (external site). Book your free screening this October. To make an appointment ...
  • GEM Award Winners
    Congratulations to our GEM Award winners 11 October 2024 The outstanding dedication of staff was recognised at North Metropolitan Health Service’s 2024 Going the Extra Mile (GEM) Awards. Held on 10 October 2024, GEM Awards recognise the achievements and dedication of staff. North Metropolitan Acting Chief Executive Rob Pulsford said each of the winners have made significant contributions to our health service and demonstrated that they go that extra mile to support patients, colleagues, or the community. “The judges all agreed that there were many high-calibre finalists across the 12 categories and that they were all a great reflection of the dedication of our staff and high-quality work happening across our sites and services,” he said. “The high standard of the nominations across the 12 categories highlighted the many ways in which our teams live our values and embed our vision to be a transformative leadershaping...
  • 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...
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