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2026 EMHS Excellence Symposium

2026 EMHS Excellence Symposium

Read the 2026 Excellence Symposium booklet here.

In August, the 2026 EMHS Excellence Symposium provided an opportunity to celebrate services and initiatives that strive to deliver on our purpose – Healthy people, amazing care; Koorda moort, moorditj kwabadak – and reflect our value of excellence.

Our keynote speaker was Amy Carter-James, once named UK’s Young Social Entrepreneur of the Year. Her first venture at age 22, was building an eco-lodge in Mozambique which pulled 60,000 people out of poverty. She led community health programs on malaria, nutrition and HIV prevention in rural areas, learning how grassroot interventions can deliver value for money. She now lives in WA and still builds ventures that drive real change.

Across East Metro, we have our own stories of finding new ways to tackle problems. Read about the breadth of projects underway to streamline services, taking new approaches to traditional ways of doing things, and making the most of our staff expertise.

The future of our health service is being built on the excellent work being done today.  

Join us in acknowledging those who continuously strive for our value of excellence within EMHS. 

Watch the video below to see how our 2026 event unfolded.

  

 

Here are five videos which were highlighted and played at this year's Excellence Symposium.

   

 

    

 

                                                                       

Excellence Symposium Hall of Fame

 

 Date  Finalists
 2026
  • Museum: Excellence in preserving RPH's history - Royal Perth Hospital
  • Early episode psychosis intervention - Armadale Community Mental Health Service
  • Wungen Kartup Aboriginal community mental health service - EMHS
  • Voice banking clinical pilot - Innovation Hub, EMHS
  • Outcomes from RPH's Complex Dysphasia Multidisciplinary Clinic - RPH
 2025
  • Injectable HIV Therapy - RPH
  • Palliative Care Centre of Excellence - Kalamunda Hospital
  • Contemporary healthcare security practices - St John of God Midland Public Hospital
  • Peripheral Intravenous Catheter (PIVC) Review, Remove, Replace service - Armadale Hospital
  • Midwifery Birth Centre - Bentley Hospital
 November 2023
  • eMedication Project, RPBG
  • The Health Justice Partnership, RPBG/EMHS
  • Every Week Counts, Armadale
  • Ambulatory Emergency Care Unit, Midland
  • The Centre of Wellbeing & Sustainable Practice, RPBG/Armadale
2022
  • Voluntary Assisted Dying Service, EMHS
  • Sonographer-led Valvular Heart Disease Clinic, RPH
  • Geriatric Emergency Department Team, SJG Midland
  • Geriatric Assessment Team, RPH
  • Animal Assisted Therapy, RPBG
  • Intensive Care Unit follow-up clinic, Armadale
 2021
  • Data and Digital Innovation COVID App, EMHS
  • Green Team, RPH Theatre
  • Nurse-led Glaucoma Clinic, RPH
  • Medical Multimedia Design, EMHS
  • Early Intervention Physiotherapy Program, EMHS
  • Go Share tailored messaging to improve care SJG Midland
  • Health in a Virtual Environment, EMHS
 2020
  • Mental Health Homeless Pathways, RPH
  • Hospital Avoidance Response Team, SJG Midland
  • Safety After-hours for Everyone BESAFE, Bentley
  • Safe Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation team, RPH
  • Organ and tissue Donation Service, Armadale
 2019
  • Multidisciplinary Diabetic Foot Clinic, RPBG
  • Boodjari Yorgas Midwifery Group Practice, Armadale
  • Complex Care Coordination Service, AKG
  • Cell and Tissues Therapies WA, RPBG
  • Forget Me Not Program, RPBG

 

 

 

Last Updated: 24/08/2026
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