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  • Trial investigator Dr Henco Nel standing in a hallway with his hands in pockets, with the ICU sign in the background behind him.
    Faecal microbiota transplantation helping ICU patients 12 November 2024 A pilot study at Fiona Stanley Hospital is investigating the role that faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) may play in providing lifesaving treatment for critically ill intensive care unit patients.
  • Director General's Award winner standing on stage accepting their prize.
    SMHS wins big at the 2024 WA Health Excellence Awards 08 November 2024 Last night SMHS took home six wins across ten award categories at the 2024 WA Health Excellence Awards, including the overall winner of the night – the Director General’s Award, which went to our Virtual Immunology Clinic for General Practice.
  • A group of attendees at the Thoracic Organ Transplant Symposium.
    FSH Thoracic Organ Transplant Service celebrates major milestones 29 October 2024 This month our state cardiac and lung transplant service, based at FSH, celebrates 30 years of heart and 20 years of lung transplantation.
  • Two babies wearing only a nappy lay side by side
    Help shape the New Women and Babies Hospital Project 17 October 2024 The New Women and Babies Hospital Project team is calling for consumers to join Project Community Advisory Groups (PCAGs).

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  • A woman and man sit side by side smiling
    Did you know men can get breast cancer too? 07 October 2022 This Breast Cancer Awareness month, our patient Patrick Gallagher is using the opportunity it brings to spread awareness that men can get breast cancer too. Read about his breast cancer journey to date.
  • Seeking allied health professionals for SMHS mental health services 30 September 2022 Hear from two clinical psychologists, Dr Emily South and Jessica Prasopsang about what it is like to work in mental health at South Metropolitan Health Service.
  • A man stands smiling at camera
    Breathing in new life, thanks to the gift of a lung 09 September 2022 John Price is a fit and healthy 76-year-old but 12 months ago, he required surgery to save his life. Ten years ago, John was diagnosed with a form of interstitial lung disease called pulmonary fibrosis which causes progressive scarring of lung tissue, and in John’s case there was no known cause.
  • A man and a woman stand side by side smiling while outdoors
    Mental Health at Fremantle Hospital a rewarding career change 25 August 2022 Working in mental health is a rewarding career but throw in a vibrant, historical and coastal location, and Fremantle Hospital (FH) is the workplace to be. There are many roles in mental health at FH currently advertised on the WA Health Jobs Board including nursing opportunities.
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Last Updated: 26/04/2024
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