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  • Photo of EMHS Think Tank student participants
    EMHS Youth Innovation Think Tank 2020 20 August 2020 On Tuesday 11 August year ten and eleven students from seven high schools attended the annual EMHS Youth Innovation Think Tank. The EMHS Youth Innovation Think Tank pairs high school students with clinicians and subject matter experts to collaborate on innovation solutions to common health issues. This year we hosted students from Lakeland Senior High School, Mercy College, Swan View Senior High School, Comet Bay College, Belridge Senior High School, Methodist's Ladies College and Shenton College. The students, guided by their expert mentors from EMHS and Child and Adolescent Health Service (CAHS), tackled either telehealth digital literacy or adolescent patient transition with the goal of finding a workable solution. The students then pitched their ideas to an Executive Judging Panel, who chose Methodist's Ladies College (MLC) as the winning team. MLC focused on the issue of adolescent patient transition and developed an innovative ‘QRious’ system using Quick Response (QR...
  • Funding for palliative care services at Kalamunda Hospital 14 August 2020 Palliative care services at Kalamunda Hospital are due to be enhanced through a $9.5 million funding package announced this week. The upgrades will in...
  • Photograph of staff with new cath lab
    RPH becomes first WA hospital to install revolutionary new imaging system 26 June 2020 Royal Perth Hospital (RPH) has become the first hospital in Western Australia to install a new generation imaging system for patients undergoing speci...
  • Our RPH TMU scientists and staff on the RPH Medical Day Unit.
    World Blood Donor Day 14 June 2020 Every year, on 14 June, we celebrate World Blood Donor Day and thank blood donors for the life-saving gift they give with each donation of blood. For...
  • Photograph of CITRA staff with the face shield
    Innovative COVID-19 PPE face shields developed at EMHS commence production 06 May 2020 EMHS's Centre for Implant Technology and Retrieval Analysis (CITRA) has begun producing ten thousand face shields to help protect medical staff across...

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  • RAPID team RPH
    RAPID (RPH, Addition, Psychiatry, Intervention, Discharge): a WA Health Excellence Award Finalist 07 November 2019The Royal Perth Hospital Addiction, Psychiatry, Intervention, Discharge (RAPID) Team was designed to assist patients seeking specialised Alcohol and other Drug (AOD) treatment. RAPID was borne out of the redesign of the Royal Perth Hospital emergency department (RPH ED) and is the first team of its kind to combine Mental Health and AOD specialist clinicians in one team. The team offers a single point of contact (24/7) to RPH wards and units seeking referral to and specialist advice mental health and AOD. RAPID team works alongside Homeless Health Care, RUAH Choices and RPH Aboriginal Health Liaison officers to meet the needs of an often marginalised and vulnerable cohort of patients to ensure they receive the appropriate support and care in hospital and from community health providers. The RAPID Team provides psychiatric and AOD services to RPH medical, surgical and emergency department patients and are helping to improve health outcomes through early intervention to reduce the adverse...
  • The RPBG remote HIV management team
    Providing HIV Management for People in Rural and Remote Areas: a WA Health Excellence Award Finalist07 November 2019Everything we do at EMHS is done so with our community in mind, including delivering health care services that are responsive to the needs of some of the most isolated individuals in WA. The RPH Rural and Remote HIV Service was recently recognised as a finalist in the 2019 WA Health Excellence Awards for overcoming unique challenges to accessing healthcare in some rural and remote communities. This program delivers a service that is equivalent to healthcare received in metropolitan Perth, and to internationally recognised standards. The RPH Rural and Remote service commenced in 1998 following an increase in patients diagnosed with HIV in rural areas. A clinical nurse specialist is responsible for facilitating the provision of care through a combination of visiting specialist clinics, local physicians, and the increasing use of Telehealth and Videocall appointments. Supply and delivery of medications is also facilitated. Since being introduced, a total of 450 patients have been enrolled...
  • Photograph of Virtual Multidisciplinary Foot Ulcer Clinic team
    New Virtual Multidisciplinary Foot Ulcer Clinic supports rural and remote health care delivery01 November 2019A new inter-agency healthcare initiative is helping to deliver best practice diabetes related foot care to rural and remote communities in WA. Healthcare teams from Boab Health Services, Kimberley Aboriginal Medical Services (KAMS) and Royal Perth Hospital recently undertook training on a new 3D measurement, imaging and documentation system is being rolled out across the Kimberley region to support multidisciplinary healthcare for monitoring and treating diabetic foot wounds. Funding from Diabetes WA allowed Boab Health Service and KAMS to purchase this significant technology that will support multidisciplinary healthcare for diabetic foot wounds. Thanks to the ongoing multi-agency collaboration patients living in regional and remote communities can now access best practice care closer to home. This innovative technology means that specialists and primary health service providers from across the state can now systematically collect, analyse and share accurate assessment data (including...
  • Members of the Prison Hep C Videocall treatment program team
    Prison Hepatitis C Videocall Treatment Program: a 2019 WA Heath Excellence Awards Finalist01 November 2019Everything we do at EMHS is done so with our community in mind, including delivering services that are helping to improve health outcomes for some of the most isolated individuals in our community. The RPH Liver Service was recently recognised as a finalist in the 2019 WA Health Excellence Awards for developing the innovative Prison Hepatitis C Videocall Treatment Program – the only one of its kind in Australia. Hepatitis C virus (HCV) affects approximately 230,000 people throughout Australia.It is treatable but disproportionately prevalent in prisons. HCV is a common cause of end-stage liver failure and liver cancer and is a leading sign for liver transplantation. Prisoners with HCV still require hospital treatment which involves waiting lists and high costs in transportation. The RPH Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, in consultation with RPH Outpatient and Telehealth units, initiated a new model of care for prison HCV patients based on video technology through a pr...
  • Improving delivery of care after discharge for Aboriginal cardiac patients.
    Improving the Delivery of Care after Discharge for Aboriginal Cardiac Patients: a WA Health Excellence Award Finalist29 October 2019At EMHS we are committed to supporting cultural diversity, including continuing to expand our understanding and knowledge of Aboriginal culture to reduce health gaps. Recently two EMHS projects that are committed to achieving better health outcomes for Aboriginal people were recognised as finalists in the 2019 WA Health Excellence Awards. Read about a very special project that is delivering culturally appropriate cardiac follow-up appointments and support services to allow our rural and remote Aboriginal patients to remain closer to home and country during their healthcare journey. The attendance rate for post discharge medical follow-up in RPH cardiology clinics was noticeably lower in Aboriginal patients (63%) compared with the general population (85.9%), increasing the risk of future cardiac events for these patients. The RPH Aboriginal Discharge Optimisation Project team investigated further and identified several barriers affecting follow-up appointment attendance rates and conseq...
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