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  • Osborne Park Physiotherapy Assistant Lauren and physiotherapy patient Louise
    Supporting independence at any age 01 October 2026 International Day of Older Persons, celebrated on 1 October, is an opportunity to recognise the valuable contributions older people make to our communities and the support available to helps them remain active, independent and connected. For Louise (78 years), maintaining her independence has always been important. Caring for her 97-year-old mother and running an arts program for children twice a week, Louise's days were filled with caring for others and staying active in her community, when a fall resulted in a serious wrist injury that required surgery and rehabilitation. Louise said she was really not expecting it leading to a loss of confidence where she found herself thinking 'how could this happen?'" Determined to regain her strength and confidence, Louise joined physiotherapy classes at Osborne Park Hospital (OPH), where she has worked closely with the rehabilitation team to impro...
  • Group photo of 2026 GEM Award finalists
    Finalists announced for North Metropolitan Health Services 2026 GEM Awards 03 September 2026 Congratulation to this year’s finalists of the North Metropolitan Health Service Go the Extra Mile (GEM) Awards. The annual awards recognise the outstanding work being done throughout our health service and recognise our ongoing commitment to delivering the best outcomes and highest levels of care for our patients and community. There are 13 awards and every one of this year’s nominations was of a...
  • Jarrod Healey, stroke recovery patient
    Stroke recovery patient Jarrod shares his story 06 August 2026 Jarrod Healey was struck with a major stroke on Boxing Day, where everything changed in an instant. From living an active and independent life, Jarrod was now faced with a life-threatening emergency and an uncertain future. He says that Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital (SCGH) was where his life was saved, due to a radiologist who recognised the seriousness and understood immediate action was critical...
  • International study highlights WA resilience in maintaining cancer diagnoses during COVID19 05 August 2026 A major international study co-authored by Medical Oncologist and Cancer Network WA Medical Adviser Dr David Ransom has highlighted Western Australia's resilience in maintaining cancer diagnoses during COVID-19. Dr Ransom said that the lower decline of cancer diagnoses compared to other high income countries during COVID-19 did not surprise him. "By world standards, WA has a very good health syste...
  • Clinical Associate Professor William Mcauliffe
    Congratulations to former SCGH King's Birthday Honours recipients 16 June 2026 Congratulations to Clinical Associate Professor William Mcauliffe and Dr David Joske who were recognised in the King’s Birthday 2026 Honours List (external site) Clinical Associate Professor William Mcauliffe received a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the General Division for his work in endovascular clot retrieval, which sits at the heart of acute stroke care. Dr Mcauliffe served as an I...

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  • Theatres team with caps featuring Aboriginal design
    Closing the health heart gap 29 August 2019 A hospital project aimed at improving the health and care outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with coronary heart disease is leading to the development of some great initiatives at our Sir Charles Gairnder Hospital (SCGH). The Lighthouse Hospital Project underway at SCGH is working to improve the patient experience for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with acute coronary syndrome (ACS). With ACS the leading cause of death among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, SCGH is one of five WA hospitals participating in the Lighthouse Hospital Project to help close the health heart gap, which is funded by the Heart Foundation and the Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association. Now in Phase 3 of the project, the SCGH Lighthouse Team worked with Aboriginal medical services across WA to better understand their needs, and how SCGH could improve comm...
  • Rosie Hogg
    Celebrating our dedicated staff! 26 August 2019 Congratulations to Rosie Hogg, Osborne Park Hospital Relief Clerk, who is our Sir Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group Employee of the Month Award winner for August. Rosie was nominated by her colleagues for her dedication to her work and her compassion, kindness and care for all those around her. Her nomination stated that Rosie consistently goes above and beyond to provide superior and professional customer service at all times using the AIDET tool – a communication framework for healthcare professionals to communicate with patients and each other in a way that decreases patient anxiety, increases patient compliance, and improves clinical outcomes. Described as an adaptable and flexible individual, Rosie was praised for her ability to adjust to the needs of the various teams and disciplines she works with throughout the hospital, where she consistently demonstrates lea...
  • Celebrating our dedicated staff! 29 July 2019 Congratulations to our July Sir Charles Gairdner Osborne Park Health Care Group Employee of the Month Award winner, Peter McEwen, SCGH Nursing Co-Director. Peter was nominated by his colleagues for his integrity, dedication and commitment to his profession (so much so we had to grab him on the go as he ate his lunch!). Peter consistently uses his skills and ability to deliver outcomes for the benefit of our patients and the hospital. He always ensures that the patient is at the heart of any discussion, and drives to provide a better service to ensure that the patient is cared for. Congratulations Peter! A special thanks to our generous sponsors: Paywise Salary Packaging, HESTA, Smartsalary and StatePlus. If you've had a great experience with one of our staff members why not put them forward for an award? Next time you are onsite ask how you can submit a nomination.
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Last Updated: 12/04/2021
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