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Australian Physiotherapy Association recognises two of our own physiotherapists 18 November 2022 Two of our amazing RPBG Physiotherapy staff were recognised at the Australian Physiotherapy Association (APA) WA Branch annual awards this month. Physiotherapy Head of Department Carol Watson was celebrated for her outstanding contributions to the profession while Senior Physiotherapist Irena Nurkic was acknowledged for her outstanding contribution to Physiotherapy Education. Both Carol and Irena admitted to being surprised at being singled out for the commendations. “I felt humbled and a bit embarrassed, but also quite chuffed,” Carol said. “I work with amazing people at RPBG who always go above and beyond. It’s really easy to lead such a great team, and then to be recognised by my professional body for that work and my contribution to the association is something to be proud of.” Having joined Royal Perth Hospital (RPH) in a part-time role back in 199... -
Baby bonus thanks to Lions Club 18 November 2022 The Armadale Kalamunda Group (AKG) recently accepted another generous donation from the Armadale Kelmscott Lions Club, and this week, held a small event to thank the club for its continued support. The club’s latest donation is of two infant manikins and an anatomically correct manikin of a 25-week-old premature baby called ‘Premature Annie’ to the Armadale Hospital Paediatric Department. Hospital staff and AKG Executive came together yesterday to formally accept and inspect the new manikins while discussing the importance of high-quality simulation training with Lions Club members. A/Executive Director Neil Cowan warmly welcomed the Lions Club Armadale Kelmscott visitors, including Club Secretary Sue McFarlane, former Club President Murray Witham and club member Davina Watson. “It’s an absolute pleasure to have you here, to acknowledge and thank you off... -
New therapy garden to nourish recovery and healing 28 October 2022 Inpatients at the East Metropolitan Youth Unit (EMyU) can now enjoy a beautiful new therapy garden that will play a key role in supporting their mental health recovery journey. Opened earlier this week by East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS) Chief Executive Liz MacLeod, the once unused courtyard now looks completely transformed, awash with bright colours, meaningful artwork, flowers and veggie patches. Addressing a group of stakeholders and EMHS staff, Liz said the youth unit, with its structure and routine, could be unlike anything young consumers would have ever experienced before. “From their perspective, staying here could feel unsettling and overwhelming, being a sea change from their everyday lives,” Liz said. “The Therapy Garden aims to help ease the young consumer’s experience during an inpatient admission, by providing a safe, welcoming space to pa... -
From numbers to nursing, mental health NUM thrives in rewarding career 09 October 2022 Bentley Health Service (BHS) mental health nurse Manoh Dumbuya had almost completed a degree in accounting when he arrived in Australia in 2006 from the West African country of Sierra Leone. -
Congratulations to Professor Gerald Watts 19 August 2022 Professor Gerald Watts has won Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand's prestigious research award the R T Hall Prize.
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21/05/2025