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Children aged 12 years and under are invited to put their creativity to work and help name the 11 giant cranes helping b...
29/10/2026

Children aged 12 years and under are invited to put their creativity to work and help name the 11 giant cranes helping build the new Women and Babies Hospital and Osborne Park Hospital expansion,

Names are needed for the:
🏗️ 8 cranes at the new Women and Babies Hospital site at Murdoch
🏗️ 3 cranes at Osborne Park Hospital

Crane-y McCrane Face? Constructo? Cranosaurus? The possibilities are sky high!

To enter, kids simply need to suggest a crane name and explain why they chose it.

The cranes are playing an important role in delivering the New Women and Babies Hospital Project, which will expand services and choice for women, newborns and families across Western Australia.

Entries close at 5 pm, Friday 13 November.

Enter the competition: https://omid.wa.gov.au/name-the-cranes-competition-new-women-and-babies-hospital-project

As we approach our annual employee Go the Extra Mile Awards, we are shining a spotlight on some of our incredible finali...
28/10/2026

As we approach our annual employee Go the Extra Mile Awards, we are shining a spotlight on some of our incredible finalists.

🧵✨ The Osborne Park Hospital Sewing Group are finalists in the Volunteer of the Year category of the 2026 GEM Awards.

With skill, creativity and plenty of heart, the Sewing Group are recognised for creating handmade items that support patients and clinical teams across Osborne Park Hospital.

Working closely with allied health staff, the volunteers not only sew a range of specialised resources, but also help design and develop many of their own patterns to meet the unique needs of patients and services.

The group's creativity, generosity and dedication have made a meaningful difference to patients, families and staff across the hospital.

Thank you to the Osborne Park Hospital Sewing Group for everything you do and for continuing to go the extra mile. 👏✨

Our latest annual report is now available and we think the numbers speak for themselves. 💪😎The publication showcases our...
27/10/2026

Our latest annual report is now available and we think the numbers speak for themselves. 💪😎

The publication showcases our performance and achievements over the past financial year, and provides insight into the breadth of services we deliver across Western Australia.

It highlights the expertise, care, passion and innovation of our people, and the strategic programs underway to ensure our services meet the needs of our communities - today and into the future.

To view annual report see: https://www.nmhs.health.wa.gov.au/About-Us/Annual-Reports

Congratulations to Principal Workforce Information Analyst Gabriela, our latest Corporate Employee of the Season for Dji...
26/10/2026

Congratulations to Principal Workforce Information Analyst Gabriela, our latest Corporate Employee of the Season for Djilba. 🌿🌸

Gabriela was recognised for the initiatives and systems she developed to support our staff vaccination program as well as her passion and dedication help support our staff to deliver the best possible care to our patients.

A big thank you to our event sponsors Paywise, HESTA and Smartau and P&N Bank who generously support our Employee of the Season program. 🎉

A bundle of joy? Make that a whole lot of bundles! 🩷🩵                  We had a baby boom across North Metropolitan Heal...
23/10/2026

A bundle of joy? Make that a whole lot of bundles! 🩷🩵

We had a baby boom across North Metropolitan Health Service this week, as our teams at King Edward Memorial and Osborne Park Hospitals welcomed an incredible 34 babies in just 24 hours on Thursday, the most births in a 24-hour period in recent times.

🌏 34 babies welcomed into the world
👶 3 sets of twins
💜 And a whole lot of joy

Congratulations to all the new and extended families, including Lucy and Anthony pictured with baby Daisy.

A huge shout-out to our amazing teams who helped welcome our newest little arrivals. ✨

Sir Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group Senior Critical Care Dietitian Bianca Mammana has recently undertake...
22/10/2026

Sir Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group Senior Critical Care Dietitian Bianca Mammana has recently undertaken a research project to help critically unwell patients in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) get the nutrition they need.

The project has led the implementation of indirect calorimetry devices being used in the ICU to tailor nutrition to individual needs, minimise energy deficits or excesses, and provide safer, more precise, best-practice nutritional care.

Bianca has spent much of her career caring for some of the sickest patients in the hospital and looking for ways to optimise their nutrition.

She said that despite the highly precise and personalised care provided in intensive care, nutrition was often based on estimates rather than what a patient actually needed.

You can read more here:
https://www.scgh.health.wa.gov.au/News/2026/10/23/Helping-critically-ill-patients-get-the-nutrition-they-need

Our teams across Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and Osborne Park Hospital recently held events for Medication Safety Week...
21/10/2026

Our teams across Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and Osborne Park Hospital recently held events for Medication Safety Week to showcase the importance of medication safety awareness. 💊😎☝️

The events were held to increase awareness of the importance of adverse drug reaction reporting and recording processes among both staff and consumers, during Medication Safety Week.

Information stands, resources and interactive activities were held across some of our sites and teams tested their knowledge via an online medication safety competition.

Congratulations to SCGH G61 and OPH Ward 5 who both won the medication safety competition. 👏

Yesterday BreastScreen WA hosted its 21st annual Pink Ribbon Breakfast held annually during Breast Cancer Awareness Mont...
20/10/2026

Yesterday BreastScreen WA hosted its 21st annual Pink Ribbon Breakfast held annually during Breast Cancer Awareness Month to celebrate the achievements of the service and hear stories from inspirational women. 🩷🩷

The Minister for Heath, Meredith Hammat MLA joined 140 attendees at the event, where they heard inspiring speeches from breast cancer survivor Petrina Burnett, 2026 WA Australian of the Year Dr Daniela Vecchio and Fiona Campbell OAM, Creative Director, Perth Symphony Orchestra.

As part of Breast Cancer Awareness month, women are being reminded of the importance of regular screening with one in seven women at risk of developing breast cancer.

Women aged 40 and over are encouraged to book their mammogram via BreastScreen WA: https://www.breastscreen.health.wa.gov.au/Breast-screening/Making-an-appointment

Congratulations to Obstetrics and Gynaecology Resident Medical Officer, Maise on receiving the Women and Newborn Health ...
19/10/2026

Congratulations to Obstetrics and Gynaecology Resident Medical Officer, Maise on receiving the Women and Newborn Health Service Employee of the Season for Djilba. 🌼🌱

Maise was recognised for her can-do attitude and exceptional commitment to patient-centred care.

She is highly regarded for her support of patients undergoing cancer surgery as well as her commitment and dedication to helping her colleagues.

Congratulations Maise on this well-deserved recognition. 👏

The Employee of the Season Award celebrates outstanding employees for their efforts in making a difference to patients, staff and/or the community.

A special thanks to our Employee of the Season sponsors: HESTA, Paywise, Smartau and P&N Bank.

Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital's Hospital in the Home (HITH) service provides patients with the ability to receive inpati...
16/10/2026

Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital's Hospital in the Home (HITH) service provides patients with the ability to receive inpatient care in the comfort of their own home. 🤗🏠

Under the new statewide process, patients across Perth and many country areas can receive care through HITH.

Patients receive the same level of care as when in hospital, and the service includes visits at their residence by the multidisciplinary team each day, and up to twice daily by nurses if required.

The multidisciplinary team includes doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers and pharmacists.

Find out more:
https://www.scgh.health.wa.gov.au/Our-Services/Service-directory/HITH

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