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  • Yolanda
    Congratulations to Healing Gardens winner Yolanda 24 June 2025 Over the past 13 weeks, students from The University of Western Australia have brought creativity and care to the forefront, designing courtyard gardens that promote healing, wellbeing, and climate resilience at Sir Charles Gairdner and Osborne Park Hospitals. After an inspiring showcase andmore than 520 votesfrom staff, patients, and visitors, a winner has been announced for theinaugural Healing Gardens – Sustainable Green Scaping Competition. Congratulations to Yolanda Trigger, whose design“A Home (Away from Home)”for theWard 3 courtyard garden at Osborne Park Hospitalcaptured hearts and imaginations, earning both thePeople’s ChoiceandJudges’ Choiceawards. Yolanda stated that she has a rather personal connection to the space, having been born at Osborne Park Hospital. Her uncle was also patient of the ward over several months. "I wanted to create a space t...
  • Aboriginal Health Champions
    Meet Aboriginal Health Champion Morgan 20 June 2025 Our Aboriginal Health Champions Program recognises those who take the time to ensure Aboriginal people feel culturally safe when accessing our services. Morgan, a physiotherapist at our State Head Injury Unit, is just one person who has been nominated as an ally for the program. Aboriginal Health Liaison Officer Rebecca was able to share her cultural knowledge to support Morgan in her service deli...
  • Dr Epee
    Life-saving care following recent birth 29 May 2025 A young family have praised the life-saving care provided by King Edward Memorial Hospital and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital following the recent birth of their third child. During a 20-week scan, mum Emily was diagnosed with a rare pregnancy complication known as placenta increta, where the placenta embeds too deeply into the wall of the uterus. King Edward Memorial Hospital Consultant Obstetrici...
  • Virtual technology a game-changer for regional and metro healthcare coordination
    Virtual technology a game-changer for regional and metro healthcare coordination 19 May 2025 An innovative partnership between our Occupational Therapy Department at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital between WA Country Health Service (WACHS) is helping to upskill allied health professionals in remote locations and enabling complex lymphoedema patients to receive care closer to home. The program connects allied health clinicians in the Kimberley with an advanced practice lymphoedema occupation...
  • Rotary Nurse of the Year event 2025 combined winners
    2025 Rotary Nurse of the Year winners announced 16 May 2025 A big congratulations to Tracey McCarley and Ellie Tovey on being announced as our 2025 Rotary Nurse of the Year winners for Osborne Park Hospital (OPH) and Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH). The annual 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 thei...

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    Kambarang season is here 05 October 2022 The earthly surface of the Noongar region is now fully alive and dense with the pageant of Kambarang flowers reflecting the starlit evenings of the dazzling galaxy above. Warm bright days and intense jewel-toned sunsets of ruby, sapphire and citrine lure us outside like siren songs and gently lift our chins to kiss the sun. Running from October to November, Kambarang is the season of transformation, birth and wildflowers symbolised by the colour yellow for the radiance of the sun and the hot weather to come. A full palette of colour is on display but yellow is the hero with delicate golden wattle (acacia), timid ochre orchids and kangaroo paws, and lofty banksias standing haughtily against a back drop of balga trees which continue to bloom (especially if they met with last year’s fire). But the most grandiose flora emerging is the moojar, or Australian Christmas Tree (Nuytsia flori...
  • Tanya Lindsay
    New Sustainability Leaders program and our first award winner! 03 October 2022 The program Our innovative team in the Climate and Sustainability program have launched their latest initiative to green our services called ‘Sustainability Leaders’. So far over 147 staff members have joined the program! One element of the initiative known as ‘Champions Corner’ is to identify a passionate staff member working hard on sustainability and climate initiatives and award them the title of ‘Sustainability Leader of the Month’. To be awarded, the person must: have been driving change throughout the month and advocating for the program taken initiative to make sustainable choices and encourage those around them to better their department be passionate for the cause and interested in the future of the organisations Climate & Sustainability goals; and be a great team player and overall sustainability leader. Inaugural A...
  • Lady holding a small dog
    ABC News features CECAT 13 September 2022 The amazing team at the Creative Centre for Expression and Arts Therapy is doing wonderful, innovative work with our mental health clients by helping them in their recovery through the use of creative therapy, including music. Our Occupational Therapists have created a music studio at Graylands Hospital where clients can bring their words and musical concepts and transform them into complete songs with their support. OTs Andrew Miller and Una McAneney even provide instrumental back-up and technological help with post-production of the music. The ABC visited Graylands Hospital on RUOK? Day last week to see our talented CECAT clients perform their music live and hear their stories about mental health and the balm of music: WA's Graylands Hospital music program helps Mark Dark battle schizophrenia, inspiring others - ABC News They also featured the story on ABC radio at the 2:33:40 mark a...
  • Early photograph of Queen Elizabeth II surrounded by crowds
    Message from the Chief Executive 09 September 2022 We are saddened to learn of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II overnight. Her devotion to country was exemplified by her care and integrity, and a lifetime of service leading the Commonwealth and her country through significant change. Our own QEII campus was named in 1977 after this enduring leader and we offer our condolences today to all who are touched by her death. Shirley Dr Shirley Bowen Chief Executive
  • Luisa Perrella at the Cancer Pre-hab hub
    Get set for surgery with prehab 08 September 2022 Cancer patients can now better prepare themselves for surgery in the comfort of their home, thanks to an innovative program developed at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. In the Prehab Hub (external site), physiotherapist Luisa Perrella guides patients through a series of exercise videos designed to improve their physical and psychological condition before surgery. It’s a virtual version of the work Luisa has been doing with patients at the Surgical Gym she started at SCGH two years ago. Deeps Majumdar, an anaesthetist with a special interest in prehabilitation for major surgery, saw the benefit of taking Luisa’s potentially life-saving work online. He championed the project, applying for funding from the Innovative Future Program for a series of videos with Birdhouse Media. Luisa created the exercises, which are designed to help strengthen patients who can’t get to the ho...
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