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  • 'Put it to the People' text written at the top of image, with three photos of people included; one male in a white shirt, one female in blue scrubs and a second female in green scrubs.
    Join our online community and make your opinion count 12 September 2024 We’re inviting your feedback to help us to develop the next SMHS Consumer and Carer Engagement Strategy via our refreshed Put it to the People platform.
  • Four staff from SMHS Health Promotion and the Town of East Fremantle standing in front of a playground, with the new smoke-free signage visible behind them.
    Working to protect children and families from vaping 03 September 2024 South Metropolitan Health Service Health Promotion and the Town of East Fremantle are working together to keep the Town’s playgrounds smoke and vape free with the installation of new signage.
  • Two women site side by side at a desk in front of two monitors. A model of a spine and pelvis is behind on of the women.
    Free online education sessions supporting people with spinal cord injury 28 August 2024 To better support consumers with spinal cord injury, the Spinal Outreach Service is hosting four free online education sessions in September 2024.
  • Members of the Fremantle Dockers stand with a group on children at the 2024 A.J Diamond Club Fremantle Dockers’ Bravery Awards
    Fremantle Dockers help celebrate our bravest patients 22 August 2024 Congratulations to our seven youngest and bravest patients who received honours at the 2024 A.J Diamond Club Fremantle Dockers’ Bravery Awards.

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  • Three men and one woman stand together. One man and the woman are jointly holding a framed certificate.
    Partnership to increase people with disability employed across SMHS 03 March 2023 Through a new partnership with BIZLINK, SMHS is facilitating opportunities for people with all types of disabilities, barriers and backgrounds to secure and maintain employment within its workforce.
  • A female nurse stands beside a roadside sign that reads Rottnest Nursing Post Entrance
    SMHS Rottnest Island nurse takes home big win at prestigious awards 26 February 2023 Congratulations to Rottnest Island Nursing Post Clinical Nurse Specialist, Fiona Chisholm, for taking out the Excellence in Primary, Public and Community Nursing category win at the 2022 WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards.
  • This is my stop podcast logo
    Those navigating voluntary assisted dying end-of-life choice better informed in Australian-first podcast 27 January 2023 South Metropolitan Health Service (SMHS) is proud to announce the launch of ‘This is my stop’ – a new podcast focused on informing and empowering people and those who support them as they explore or are navigating voluntary assisted dying (VAD) as an end-of-life choice.
  • A group of 120 interns standing all together on grass, in front of a building.
    Welcoming the medical workforce of the future to SMHS 19 January 2023 SMHS is pleased to welcome 120 new interns who have become part of our highly valued medical workforce of the future.
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