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  • Nine midwives from South Metropolitan Health Service stand together around a piece of neonatal equipment
    SMHS to hear from midwives in national study to future proof the midwifery workforce 05 May 2026 Ensuring pregnant and birthing women have midwives to care for them now and into the future, South Metropolitan Health Service is participating in a national study that will hear the voices of midwives to ensure the sustainability of their workforce.
  • Dr Stephanie Lam stands outside with Aboriginal patient Loreta. The Fiona Stanley Hospital building is in the background
    Fiona Stanley Hospital trial gives myeloma patient new strength, sparks call for early health checks 30 April 2026 After experiencing the impact of a new clinical trial at Fiona Stanley Hospital, myeloma patient Loreta Hill is encouraging other Aboriginal people to prioritise their health and seek help from healthcare professionals.
  • Eilidh Milne (left) wears a swimming cap and goggles in a pool beside her father Alastair Milne
    Symbolic swim challenge raises funds for SMHS Mental Health service at Fremantle Hospital 02 April 2026 After Eilidh’s dad Ali spent time as an inpatient with SMHS Mental Health at Fremantle Hospital in 2020, she wanted to channel her energy into giving back to recognise the care that helped Ali get back on track.
  • Amy O' Meagher sits in a garden setting holding a baby in her arms
    Lived experience at the centre of trauma-informed maternity care at SMHS 25 February 2026 A new Birth Trauma Advisory Committee at South Metropolitan Health Service is seeking expressions of interest from consumers with lived experience for two committee roles.

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  • Former Peel Health Campus breast cancer patient Brooke Glatz wears cycling clothes and a bright pink tutu. Above her head she holds a racing bicycle.
    Cancer didn't break me: Brooke's breast cancer journey 23 October 2025 This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Peel Health Campus staff member Brooke Glatz shares her powerful journey from diagnosis to recovery.
  • Fiona Stanley Hospital Intensive Care Unit pharmacists
    Pharmacists lead the way in nutrition prescribing innovation 16 October 2025 Congratulations to the Intensive Care Unit pharmacists at Fiona Stanley Hospital, who were honoured with the 2025 Advanced Pharmacy Australia WA Team Innovation Award for their new approach to nutrition care for critically ill patients.
  • Ten members of the Fiona Stanley Fremantle Hospitals Group Anticoagulation Stewardship Program stand together
    New program helps keep patients safe from blood clots 13 October 2025 In a first for WA Health, Fiona Stanley Fremantle Hospitals Group has launched a new Anticoagulation Stewardship Program to help protect patients from serious harm caused by blood clots and bleeding linked to blood-thinning medications.
  • Two female intensive care unit nurses stand beside a a total closed-loop enteral feeding system
    First total closed-loop enteral feeding system introduced to SMHS 07 October 2025 Rockingham General Hospital is the first South Metropolitan Health Service hospital to introduce a total closed-loop enteral feeding system in its Intensive Care Unit, improving patient safety and supporting sustainability efforts.
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Last Updated: 05/05/2025
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