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  • Professor Dickon Hayne stands behind a podium. A sign on the podium reads 2025 ASCO Annual Meeting
    Landmark international bladder cancer trial 12 June 2025 A new treatment option trialled in Western Australia for people with high-risk bladder cancer has the potential to transform care for patients worldwide.
  • A male health professional takes the blood pressure of a female patient
    Celebrating our trailblazing clinical trial participants, researchers and staff 20 May 2025 This International Clinical Trial Day, we acknowledge and celebrate the important work our researchers and clinical trials staff do across SMHS to bring the latest drug and device trials to our patients, improving and enhancing their care and quality of life.
  • Monique standing in a yellow dress, holding a framed certificate and glass trophy.
    SMHS shines at 2025 WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards 12 May 2025 SMHS was well represented at this year’s WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards, with Fiona Stanley Hospital’s Monique Carbone announced as winner of the Excellence in Registered Nursing award category.
  • Two members of the Peel Health Campus endoscopy team stand between a man and woman. They are holding a WANMEA 2025 finalist certificate.
    SMHS finalists shine at WANMEA Awards 10 April 2025 Meet the 6 outstanding South Metropolitan Health Service staff who were named finalists in the 2025 WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards.

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  • 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.
  • '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.
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Last Updated: 05/05/2025
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