• Skip to main content
  • Skip to navigation
  • Accessibility
  • Contact Us
Government of Western Australia Crest
Government of Western Australia
Government of Western Australia Crest

Additional Menu

  • Accessibility
  • Contact us
Go to WA Government search
  • About SMHS
    • Health Service Board
    • Strategic focus
      • Vision and values
      • Strategic Plan
      • Annual Report
      • Environmental sustainability
      • Innovation
    • Executive
    • Conduct and standards
    • Freedom of Information
    • Governance
    • SMHS Excellence Awards
    • Contact SMHS
  • Our services
    • Our hospitals
    • Elective surgery
      • Contracted medical practitioners
    • Outpatients
    • COVID-19 information
      • SMHS staff self-reporting
    • Aboriginal health
    • SMHS Mental Health
      • Lived experience
      • SMHS-wide mental health services
      • Fiona Stanley and Fremantle Hospitals
      • Peel and Rockingham Kwinana
      • SMHS mental health referrals
      • Work for us
      • Building for the future
      • Peel Mental Health Taskforce
    • Health promotion
      • Our priorities
      • Public health planning
    • Community Services
    • Health care snapshot
    • SMHS Online Services Portal
    • Western Australian Limb Service for Amputees
    • Library and Information Service
  • Our care
    • Safe, quality care
      • Reduce your falls risk
      • Preventing pressure injuries
      • Supporting patients with cognitive impairment
      • Understanding delirium
      • Hand hygiene
      • MySay healthcare survey
      • Healthcare associated infections
      • "What matters to you?"
    • Understanding where you will receive care
    • For overseas visitors and students
    • Patient rights
    • Patient stories
      • Miracle heart still beating strong three decades on
    • Private patients
    • Support for carers
      • If you can't visit an older patient
  • Our community
    • Consumer experience
    • Partnering with consumers
      • Community advisory councils
      • 'Put it to the People' engagement platform
    • Engaging with our community
      • GP Engage
      • Fiona Wood Public Lectures
      • Voluntary assisted dying podcasts
      • Health Stories podcasts
    • Disability access and inclusion
      • DAIP strategies
      • DAIP initiatives
      • Supporting people with disability
    • SMHS HealthReady Pipeline
      • About HealthReady
      • Get involved in HealthReady
      • Current HealthReady projects
    • Our volunteers
    • Events
  • Our research
    • About research at SMHS
    • Current research
      • Allied Health Research Unit
      • Nursing and Midwifery Research Unit
    • Our research stories
    • For researchers
      • SMHS Research Integrity Advisors
    • Participate in our research
      • Valuing the consumer voice
  • Work with us
    • Career opportunities
      • Aboriginal workforce
      • Allied health and health professionals
      • Clinical academics
      • Corporate and non-clinical careers
      • Medical
      • Mental health
      • Nursing and midwifery
    • Employee benefits
    • Apply for a job
    • Living in WA
  • News
  1. Home
  2. News

News

Keep up to date with the latest news across SMHS

News

  • six staff standing in front of two pull up banners
    Health innovation boosted by $1.2 million grant 24 September 2025 South Metropolitan Health Service has secured $1.2 million grant to strengthen the WA health and medical innovation ecosystem by fostering collaboration among healthcare professionals, innovators, and industry.
  • Six forearms and hands reach up from the bottom of the image. Text reads Youth Advisory Group
    SMHS is seeking new changemakers 04 September 2025 SMHS Mental Health is inviting young people to join its Youth Advisory Group, because designing mental health care for young people should be done with young people, not for them.
  • Julie pictured front centre, standing with the clinicians involved in her cancer journey.
    Ten years of cancer care providing hope for another day 21 August 2025 It’s not a milestone she ever imagined reaching, but for Julie, her tenth anniversary of care at FSH’s specialist Cancer Centre is well worth celebrating. It marks ten years since her stem cell transplant following a relapse of AML.
  • Heart transplant recipient Brett Driessen stands behind a bicycle. A nurse stands to his right and FSH Cardiac Transplant Nurse Practitioner Clare Fazackerley stands at his left
    Every day a gift for heart transplant recipient 01 August 2025 It was a full circle moment for heart transplant recipient Brett Driessen when he returned to Rockingham General Hospital as a guest speaker for DonateLife Week.

See more SMHS news

  • Group of health workers with a parent and two children
    Doctor wants young audiences to see that they can become doctors too 03 August 2022 Appearing in its eighth and final episode, which airs this Friday 5 August at 7:30pm, Registrar Dr Tara Brown hopes Children’s Hospital will show young people what it is like working in healthcare and encourage them to one day consider it as a career path.
  • Two women and two men stand side by side smiling in their hospital uniforms
    Navigate behind the scenes of the patient journey 28 July 2022 Children’s Hospital returns for its second last episode tomorrow night (Friday 29 July 2022) and to celebrate, we are shining the spotlight on the incredible behind the scenes patient support services (PSS) team.
  • Mother holds her toddler on a hospital bed
    Junior doctor hopes Children’s Hospital will inspire people to consider medical career path 21 July 2022 Episode six of Children’s Hospital, airing on Friday 22 July 2022, will have the audience on the edge of their seats as children receive life-changing treatment in our hospital – but this is just another day in the life for our junior doctors.
  • A man with a walking stick stands next to his wife
    On the road to recovery thanks to collaborative rehabilitation teams 17 July 2022 After a regular walk along the beautiful Mandurah Estuary in November 2021, Ann Guthrie returned to her home to find her 71-year-old husband Patrick (Paddy) Guthrie unconscious on the floor. Ann said, it was a terrible feeling because she knew something was wrong but couldn’t get into the house initially. “I’d left my keys inside when I went for a walk as Paddy was home so my neighbour had to help me, and that’s when we found Paddy unconscious by the computer desk he was sitting at only half an hour earlier and I called an ambulance,” Ann said. Paddy’s time in our health system was one of true teamwork from first diagnosis through to recovery and help in his home, and it is this team approach that Paddy and Ann are truly thankful for receiving. After being assessed by paramedics, Paddy was rushed to Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital where Ann learn...
Previous12...161718192021222324...29Next
Last Updated: 05/05/2025
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube

Footer menu

  • wa.gov.au
  • Copyright
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy
  • Sitemap
  • Contact Us

Brought to you by the Department of Health, Western Australia

© Government of Western Australia 2018 to