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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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  • A group of eight people in front of three banners that read 'Department of Communities', 'South Metropolitan Health Service' and 'WA Health Networks'. One woman is holding a cane and one man is in a wheelchair.
    SMHS celebrates International Day of People with Disability 03 December 2020 SMHS continued its tradition of celebrating International Day of People with Disability with an event attended by more than 170 staff, consumers, community members and WA health and government representatives.
  • An older man sits at a dining table in a home setting between a female and male therapist
    SMHS 2019/20 annual report now online 15 October 2020 The SMHS 2019/20 annual report highlights the fantastic contribution our workforce makes in delivering on our promise of excellent health care, every time.
  • A young boy stands with two woman in front of colourful playground equipment. One woman holds a certificate that reads Please do not smoke near our playgrounds.
    Smoke-free signs aim to keep air fresh 21 February 2020 Getting some fresh air in East Fremantle’s popular playgrounds and parks will be even easier thanks to the Town of East Fremantle and SMHS.
  • SMHS Cadet Jamiliah Bin Swani pictured on a ward at Fiona Stanley Hospital
    Aboriginal cadet program kicking goals 01 January 0001 Across SMHS, we remain committed equity of access to our services and workforce for our Aboriginal community, and the Aboriginal cadet program is just one way we are closing the gap. Hear from Chantelle, Jamiliah and Paige about their experience in the cadet program.
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