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  • Work colleagues stand together smiling
    Pastoral Care offers insights into a happy and healthy 2025 21 January 2025 As we get into the swing of a busy new year, many of us with a variety of new years’ resolutions underway, we thought we’d take the opportunity to hear from our Pastoral Care team about the steps they’re taking to ring in the new year right.
  • All 128 SMHS medical interns stood in three neat tiers in a grassy courtyard.
    New year sees fresh faces join SMHS medical workforce 13 January 2025 As we head into 2025, we welcome128 medical graduates beginning their careers with SMHS as junior doctors.
  • 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.

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  • 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).
  • Minister for Health Amber-Jade Sanderson standing with the first baby born - now 10 years old - Joe and mother Wei Chen.
    FSH ‘first’ patients join us for 10th birthday bash 11 October 2024 FSH has hit double digits! To commemorate the occasion, we threw a party for staff and patients last week with a range of activities and events to highlight a decade of caring for our community.
  • Five people stand together in a hospital hallway. A sign above them reads Intensive Care Unit
    ICU research study set to revolutionise care for critically ill patients 08 October 2024 A research study led by the Fiona Stanley Hospital Intensive Care Unit has the potential to transform critical care by identifying which patients carry multidrug resistant organisms as part of their gut microbiome and are at risk of developing associated infections whilst in ICU.
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