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A big congratulations to Rob Mundy and Gemma Hadwell, who were announced as our 2026 Rotary Nurse of the Year winners fo...
15/05/2026

A big congratulations to Rob Mundy and Gemma Hadwell, who were announced as our 2026 Rotary Nurse of the Year winners for Sir Charles Gairdner and Osborne Park Hospitals, and Rochelle Pamintuan who received the Lorraine Johnson Preceptor Award.👏

The Rotary Nurse of the Year awards recognise nurses who have demonstrated innovation and excellence in health care by advancing the profession, building partnerships and making a difference in their area of practice.

Nurse Manager Rob was recognised for strengthening teamwork, increasing morale and encouraging a workplace where staff feel valued and respected at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital.

Gemma was described as a beacon of light for staff at Osborne Park Hospital, advocating for her team and patients in practical, visible ways.

The Lorraine Johnson Preceptor Award acknowledges a preceptor in healthcare which is an experienced clinician who guides and mentors a newer practitioner through hands-on clinical work.

Rochelle was nominated by her peers for sharing her knowledge and showing a great enthusiasm for teaching the next generation of nurses.

Well done to all involved, including the finalists. 👏

1 game-changing robot. 100 patients cared for. 🎉 Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH) has reached an impressive 100‑pati...
14/05/2026

1 game-changing robot. 100 patients cared for. 🎉

Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH) has reached an impressive 100‑patient milestone with its new robotic bronchoscopy. This groundbreaking technology is helping clinicians diagnose and remove small cancerous nodules in the peripheral lung, where conventional biopsy tools face limitations.

Yesterday, Minister of Health for Medical Research, the Hon Stephen Dawson MLC, visited SCGH to acknowledge the milestone and see firsthand the remarkable work of the teams involved.

The achievement reflects the dedication of our people to identify opportunities to provide high quality care, including the use of evolving technology and precision medicine.

A huge congratulations to all those involved, including our respiratory, surgical, nursing (bronchoscopy and theatre), anaesthesia, cytopathology teams, procurement, radiology and research teams. 👏

The bronchoscopy robot equipment was made possible thanks to funding from the Future Health Research and Innovation Fund and generous donations by the McCusker Charitable Foundation, Charlies Foundation for Research and the Institute for Respiratory Health.

Read the full story 👉 https://www.nmhs.health.wa.gov.au/News/2026/05/14/bronchoscopy-robot

A beautiful surprise for our patients at King Edward Memorial Hospital 💜💐Flower installations used for the City of Subia...
13/05/2026

A beautiful surprise for our patients at King Edward Memorial Hospital 💜💐

Flower installations used for the City of Subiaco’s Subi Blooms event, were transformed into Mother’s Day bouquets for our patients to enjoy, bringing colour, kindness and plenty of smiles.

Wrapped in artwork designed by students from Subiaco Primary School and delivered with care, the bouquets were especially meaningful for new parents Zoe and John, who were delighted to receive one alongside baby Otto.

Happy International Nurses Day 💙Today we’re celebrating our incredible nurses across our sites and services for the comp...
12/05/2026

Happy International Nurses Day 💙

Today we’re celebrating our incredible nurses across our sites and services for the compassion, skill and dedication they bring to patients, families and our community, every single day.

Across NMHS, our nurses work collaboratively with colleagues across disciplines to deliver high quality care that makes a real difference across Western Australia, supporting positive outcomes and experiences at every stage of care.

To all our nurses, thank you for bringing humanity, healing and hope to healthcare ✨

NMHS celebrates WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards (WANMEA) winners ⭐️We’re incredibly proud to share that four ...
11/05/2026

NMHS celebrates WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards (WANMEA) winners ⭐️

We’re incredibly proud to share that four North Metropolitan Health Service staff were recognised at the 2026 WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards last night.

Our winners were acknowledged for their outstanding contributions across our services, reflecting the professionalism, compassion and commitment our teams bring to work every day.

🏆 Lifetime Achievement Honour Award – Women and Newborn Health Service, Nursing and Midwifery Director Graeme Boardley
🏆 Excellence in Education Award – Women and Newborn Health Service, Midwife Educator Fiona Kane
🏆Excellence in Registered Nursing Award – Public Health and Clinical Excellence, Donation Specialist Coordinator Mary Lynch
🏆Excellence in Research Award – Women and Newborn Health Service, Professor Mary Steen OBE (Curtin University)

Congratulations to all NMHS finalists and winners. Your achievements are a credit to you, your teams and our health service. 👏

A full list of finalists and award winners is available at https://www.wanmea.com.au/finalists-and-award-winners/

Happy Mother's Day to all mums, especially …to all the new mums,to the mums that can't be with their children,to childre...
09/05/2026

Happy Mother's Day to all mums, especially …
to all the new mums,
to the mums that can't be with their children,
to children who can't be with their mums,
to mums who never had the opportunity to meet their children,
to children who never had the opportunity to meet their mums,
to foster mums, steps mums, non-biological mums and fur baby mums.
And a special thank you to all the mums working today ❤️

Welcome to the world little Ethan, who was born just in time for his mum Paula to celebrate her first Mother’s Day 👶💙 Pa...
09/05/2026

Welcome to the world little Ethan, who was born just in time for his mum Paula to celebrate her first Mother’s Day 👶💙

Paula and her partner Leo chose Lorikeets Midwifery Group Practice at Osborne Park Hospital for the birth of Ethan.

Lorikeets focuses on providing equitable, accessible maternity care for women who may experience barriers to accessing care, helping to foster trust and strong therapeutic relationships.

Since April 2025, the team has welcomed more than 200 babies, caring for mums from 53 countries.

We provide a number of different Midwifery Group Practices across our health service, as part of our focus on offering women in Western Australia a variety of pregnancy care options.

To find out more on our pregnancy care options: https://www.kemh.health.wa.gov.au/Pregnancy-and-Birth/During-your-pregnancy/Pregnancy-Care--Options

Meet one of our WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards (WANMEA) finalists 🌟We’re proud to celebrate DonateLife WA Do...
08/05/2026

Meet one of our WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards (WANMEA) finalists 🌟

We’re proud to celebrate DonateLife WA Donation Specialist Coordinator Mary Lynch, a finalist in the Excellence in Registered Nursing category for WANMEA 🏆

Excellence in Registered Nursing recognises registered nurses who demonstrate outstanding clinical practice and professionalism, deliver compassionate and person‑centred care, and support people through complex and sensitive moments.

Mary was recognised for the outstanding care, compassion and dignity she consistently brings to bereaved families at one of life’s most difficult moments.

Through her work with DonateLife WA, Mary collaborates closely with intensive care and emergency department clinicians to identify opportunities for organ and tissue donation, coordinating comprehensive donor assessments and supporting safe, life‑changing transplants across Australia and New Zealand.

WANMEA winners will be announced on 9 May.

Best of luck to all our finalists 🤞

Impact that reaches far beyond NMHS 🌏🤝King Edward Memorial Hospital Gynaecological Oncologist Associate Professor Emma A...
07/05/2026

Impact that reaches far beyond NMHS 🌏🤝

King Edward Memorial Hospital Gynaecological Oncologist Associate Professor Emma Allanson has recently returned from Papua New Guinea, where she spent a week providing pro bono, life‑saving cancer care to women and supporting clinicians at the local hospital.

Emma is also mentoring local doctor Robert Jones, who is currently training to become Papua New Guinea’s first gynaecologic oncologist, helping build specialist expertise where it’s needed most.

This was Emma’s sixth visit to the region, supported by North Metropolitan Health Service and delivered in collaboration with the Australian Society of Gynaecologic Oncology and the International Gynaecological Cancer Society Global Fellowship Program.

With a long‑term vision to establish a comprehensive cancer centre at Port Moresby General Hospital, this work is helping improve access to care and survival outcomes for women with gynaecological and breast cancers.

Congratulations to Clinical Nurse Virginia from Osborne Park Hospital Day Therapy Unit who is our OPH Employee of the Se...
06/05/2026

Congratulations to Clinical Nurse Virginia from Osborne Park Hospital Day Therapy Unit who is our OPH Employee of the Season for Bunuru.

Virginia was recognised for excelling in her daily duties and demonstrating real passion for osteoporosis and bone health. 🦴

Virginia consistently reflects our organisation's values of care and teamwork, and her enthusiasm encourages her colleagues to strive to provide the best care we can for our patients. 👏

A special thanks to our sponsors: HESTA, Paywise, Smart Salary and P&N Bank.

Today on International Day of the Midwife, we acknowledged and thanked our midwives for the compassionate, expert care t...
05/05/2026

Today on International Day of the Midwife, we acknowledged and thanked our midwives for the compassionate, expert care they provide to women and their families. 👶

Our midwives at King Edward Memorial Hospital and Osborne Park Hospital help shape the pregnancy, birth and postnatal journey for families and support women through an important life event, the transition to motherhood. 💞

Today and every day, we thank our midwives for their professionalism, resilience and care for women, babies and their families.

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