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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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  • 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...
  • A male nurse stands with a father and son and two mothers and their sons smiling at camera in a medical room.
    Nursing stars open up about their dream job and working with kids 14 July 2022 Being a nurse is a rewarding career but getting to work with our littlest patients in the bustling children’s emergency department (ED) at Fiona Stanley Hospital (FSH) is the icing on the cake for Clinical Nurse Anton de Francesch and Registered Nurse Nicole Persichillo. A day in the children’s ED for a nurse is always busy, caring for multiple patients, but it can also be fun and interactive. Most children present to the ED for illnesses that require immediate attention such as fevers, gastroenteritis and broken bones. Audiences around the world will be able to witness the inner workings of the FSH children’s ED in Children’s Hospital, a new 8-part documentary television series, which is now airing on Channel 9 in Australia on Friday nights at 7.30pm. We caught up with Anton and Nicole, who star in the series, to ask them about being a nurse and what it’s l...
  • Child patient with her family and a surgeon and nurse.
    Episode four of Children’s Hospital takes viewers on holiday to Rottnest Island 07 July 2022 This Friday, 8 July 2022, episode four of Children’s Hospital marks the series’ half-way point and takes viewers across the ocean to WA’s idealistic holiday hot spot – Rottnest Island.
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