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  • Dr Allison Barraclough, Dr Duncan Purtill and Dr Stephanie Lam
    Fiona Stanley Hospital research awarded grant to advance stem cell transplant care 07 October 2026 A Fiona Stanley Hospital haematology research project investigating how the immune system rebuilds after a stem cell transplant has received a $25,000 grant through the Innovative Research in Precision Medicine Program.
  • Mother Ashleigh Evans sitting with daughter Isla Wagstaff pictured with Andrea Chapman and sonographer Marilyn Zalesco standing around the ultrasound equipment.
    New kid-friendly ultrasound suite to benefit thousands of kids each year 07 October 2026 For four-year-old Isla and her family, regular ultrasound scans are an important part of managing her kidney disorder, which she was diagnosed with before her birth.
  • Large group of doctors standing outside in front of a hospital.
    Welcoming our new resident medical officers 10 September 2026 We are excited to welcome 77 new resident medical officers as part of our 2026 international medical graduate intake, with more joining in the coming months.
  • Kate standing in front of her conference poster
    Midwife-led post birth debriefing pilot empowers women after childbirth 06 August 2026 "Clarifying", "validating" and "empowering" were the words used by women who took part in a midwife-led birth debriefing pilot at Fiona Stanley Hospital, highlighting the value of structured conversations in supporting emotional wellbeing after childbirth.

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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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