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  • 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.

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  • The top half of the image reads Australian premiere, Thursday 1st August at 8.25pm on SBS, Junior Doctors Down Under. The bottom half of the image features a group of three male and three female junior doctors standing together
    Tune in to see our junior doctors in action! WA documentary series premiering on SBS 31 July 2024 South Metropolitan Health Service is pleased to announce Western Australian documentary series Junior Doctors Down Under will make its Australian debut on SBS Australia and SBS on Demand this Thursday 1 August at 8.25pm.
  • Fiona Stanley Hospital Medical Oncology Research Officer Trish Barrett and Head of Service, Medical Oncology Dr Wei-Sen Lam stand outside a building
    MoST-TAP trial a possible game-changer for rare cancer patients 10 July 2024 Patients with rare cancers may be able to join a new Fiona Stanley Hospital clinical trial which has received ethics approval to trial new immunotherapy drugs.
  • A young Aboriginal boy sits on his mother's knee
    Aboriginal kids hearing better this NAIDOC Week 05 July 2024 After being hearing impaired for the first two years of his life, Carter now hears his mum's voice thanks to Rockingham General Hospital and the Cockburn Aboriginal Ear Health Program.
  • Andrew Rowling stands beside Senior Physiotherapist Nikki Strahan in a garden
    SMHS Community Physiotherapy helps Andrew return to work 25 June 2024 Thanks to a life changing program from SMHS Community Senior Physiotherapist Nikki Strahan, Andrew Rowling is back at work and walking comfortably up to 60 minutes a day.
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Last Updated: 05/05/2025
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