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  • Clockwise from far left - Pia Turcinov AM, Peter Forbes, Ross Keesing, Dr Steve Patchett and Elizabeth Koff AM.
    EMHS farewells five Board Members 30 September 2025 “Navigating change and complexity is a constant challenge for any board, and it's particularly pronounced within the dynamic healthcare environment,” said Pia Turcinov AM outgoing Board Chair of the East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS).
  • EMHS staff meet Prof Fiona Stanley
    National Living Treasure engages with EMHS staff 19 August 2025 Staff at East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS) had the pleasure to meet and speak with one of our State’s greatest and most admired medical minds in July – Professor Fiona Stanley.
  • EMHS Minister tours Armadale Hospital
    Health Minister tours Armadale Hospital 05 August 2025 As part of a scheduled visit, WA Health Minister Meredith Hammat made a whistle-stop tour of Armadale Hospital on Thursday, speaking to staff and finding out about the latest initiatives to improve patient flow.
  • EMHS Best Team
    One team having a big impact across RPH 29 July 2025 The Behaviour Support Team (BeST) may have only launched a few months ago, but it’s already having a powerful impact across Royal Perth Hospital (RPH) for staff, patients and the broader culture of care.
  • EMHS unveil new Noongar name for RPH
    EMHS unveils its new Noongar name for Royal Perth Hospital 08 July 2025 EMHS recognises the importance of creating a welcoming space within health services where Aboriginal People feel safe and confident that they will be respected and receive high quality care.

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  • The Value of Kindness today and every day 18 November 2021 “No kind action ever stops with itself. One kind action leads to another. Good example is followed. A single act of kindness throws out roots in all directions, and the roots spring up and make new trees. The greatest work that kindness does to others is that it makes them kind themselves.” – Amelia Earhart
  • EMHS Byford Health Hub Community and Consumer Advisory Group – Seeking Expressions of Interest 17 November 2021 The Byford Health Hub is seeking Expressions of Interest for members of the Community and Consumer Advisory Group.
  • EMHS Byford Health Hub Service Providers and Clinicians Advisory Group Seeking Expressions of Interest 17 November 2021 The Byford Health Hub is seeking Expressions of Interest for members for the Service Providers and Clinicians Advisory Group.
  • MHERL Review Project Control Group Member 13 September 2021 representative to sit on the Mental Health Emergency response Line (MHERL) Review Project Control Group (PCG) to support the MHERL review project.. PCG members, will follow the MHERL Review Project through its project phases and be expected to: attend monthly meetings of the MHERL Review Project Control Group advise on – and influence the design of – a recovery-orientated MHERL and Rurallink Service provide a consumer/carer perspective and represent the views of other consumers and carers support MHERL to raise awareness of the service among the mental health community advise on ways MHERL could better meet the needs of the different people who access the service review project and service documents ensure consumer and carer needs are considered and reflected within project decisions. We understand that some rural and other applicants may be ...
  • CAG members at a workshop
    Call for EMHS Aboriginal Health Community Advisory Groups (CAG) members 23 July 2021 East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS) is seeking Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are proactive in the community to join the EMHS Aboriginal Health Community Advisory Groups (CAG). If you are interested in making a difference, then East Metropolitan Health Service invites you to join their Aboriginal Health Community Advisory Groups for Royal Perth, Bentley, St John of God Midland Public, Armadale and Kalamunda hospitals. The members of CAG’s have been actively involved in making many changes within EMHS hospitals, programs and policies. This includes providing cultural input on current projects across EMHS. The groups focus on improving the overall health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people, their families including children and young people and ensuring EMHS continues to improve the cultural appropriateness and inclusivity of its services. For more information yo...
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Last Updated: 21/05/2025
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