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  • Kate Purcell
    “Don’t let stigma stop you from building something beautiful.” 23 May 2025 In recognition of World Schizophrenia Awareness Day, we spoke with Kate Purcell – an East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS) staff member working at Midland Community Mental Health.
  • Dr Julian Soares
    Golfer pain free after novel Interventional Radiology procedure in WA 06 February 2025 7NEWS has reported on Dr Julian Soares and patient Frank McGuire in its news bulletins locally and nationally, following which there has been great interest from the public to know more about the procedure.
  • recruitment-pool
    Recruitment pool - Resident Medical Officer and Service Medical Registrar 17 January 2025 Apply now for the mid-year recruitment pool for WA Health Resident Medical Officer (RMO) and Service Medical Registrar (SMR) positions. Applications close midday on Wednesday 5 February.
  • Photo of staff talking with patient
    Medical help over the Festive Season 17 December 2024 Need medical help this Christmas to New Year? Find out more here.
  • Picture of HIVE – Laura Trentino, Aleesha Thompson, Kevin Trentino and Adam Lloyd
    HIVE lands spot in international journal 27 July 2024 EMHS’ award-winning HIVE has made it to the pages of an international peer-reviewed research journal – the paper discussing the implementation and early results of the nearly four-year-old service.

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  • Photograph of patients with lambs
    Patients and staff flock to Kalamunda for Palliative Care Week 01 June 2022 Last week, 22-28 May 2022, was National Palliative Care Week. This year’s theme, “Palliative Care. It’s your right,” aimed to raise awareness about the rights of all Australians to access high-quality palliative care when they need it.
  • Photograph for Reconciliation Week event
    “Be Brave. Make Change.” this Reconciliation Week 01 June 2022 Last Friday, 27 May 2022, marked the beginning of National Reconciliation Week, a time for all Australians to learn about our shared histories, cultures and achievements.
  • Two people stand together with an award
    Clinical trials accolade for RPH researcher 31 May 2022 Practice-changing research, led by Royal Perth Hospital’s Director of Research in the Department of Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine, Professor Tomás Corcoran, has been honoured with a major clinical trial accolade.
  • Image of Donna with a pull out quote
    Celebrating our Amazing Staff during Palliative Care Week, with Donna 27 May 2022 Donna joined the Palliative Care Team at Kalamunda last year and is so glad she did. “It’s been the best move ever,” she says “Yes, it’s emotional, and sad at times, but the feeling of supporting families and patients on their journey to the end is so rewarding.”
  • Image of Ayra with a pull out quote
    Celebrating our palliative care staff during Palliative Care Week: Ayra 27 May 2022 Arya has been working as a palliative care nurse at Kalamunda Hospital for 11 years. For Arya, the main objective of palliative care is to provide optimum comfort and quality of life. “If you can achieve that – it is the best reward for a palliative care professional,” she said.
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Last Updated: 21/05/2025
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