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Choosing Wisely Program at RPBG: A WA Health Excellence Award Finalist 17 October 2019 At East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS) we strive to achieve the best outcomes in everything we do, and we are always working to improve the way we deliver our services as part of our commitment to our vision of healthy people, amazing care. Everything that we do is done so with our community in mind, and the 11 very special EMHS projects that were recognised as finalists in the 2019 WA Health Excellence Awards demonstrate what it means to deliver amazing care to our community each and every day. Read about the Choosing Wisely - Eliminating Unnecessary Tests, Treatments and Procedures program and why it has been recognised for Managing resources efficiently and effectively and helping us to improve the way we deliver our services. Royal Perth Bentley Group (RPBG) joined the national Choosing Wisely initiative in 2016 to ensure tests, treatments and procedures prescribed to our patien... -
EMHS Community Consultation Session 16 October 2019 Have your say about health services in your local area. We are pleased to announce the EMHS Board and Executive will be hosting a community consultation session in Armadale in November. This forum is an opportunity to provide direct feedback and ask questions on how public health care services are delivered in the local community. The event will consist of two breakout sessions with open discussion between Board, Executive and members of the community focusing on five topics: Communication – between patients, families, staff and community partners. Innovation and technology – ideas to provide person-centred outcome-focused care including ideas to bring technology into patient care. Care coordination – coordination of care, including patient journey through the hospital including discharge, transitioning from hospital to home and continuity of care. Comm... -
Royal Perth Hospital Endoscopy Preadmission Nurse Clinic: WA Health Excellence Award Finalist 14 October 2019 The Royal Perth Hospital Endoscopy Preadmission Nurse Clinic (Gastroenterology and Hepatology) was recently selected as a finalist in the 2019 WA Health Excellence Awards. The team were recognised for their patient-centred model of care that is helping to reduce wait times for members of our community awaiting endoscopy procedures. This is one of 11 special projects that demonstrates the EMHS values of excellence and collaboration and embody our service delivery principle of intellectual curiosity. Read about how they are helping us to improve the way we deliver our services as part of our commitment to the EMHS vision of healthy people, amazing care. The clinic was developed to improve access to timely care by reducing wait times for endoscopy procedures, and minimising the impact that cancellations on the day of surgery are having on our patients and staff. The program is a nurse le... -
Welcome Professor Paul Parizel 01 October 2019 We recently welcomed globally lauded radiologist Professor Paul Parizel to East Metropolitan Health Service. Professor Parizel has been appointed as the David Hartley Chair of Radiology and will be based at Royal Perth Hospital (RPH). His appointment follows that of the Michael Lawrence-Brown Chair of Vascular Surgery, Professor Toby Richards, who is based at Fiona Stanley Hospital (FSH), and started late last year. Both Professor Parizel and Professor Richards will perform academic duties at the University of Western Australia and clinical duties at RPH and FSH respectively. Their Chair positions have been made possible due to the royalties from an innovation developed at RPH 20 years ago by Professor Michael Lawrence-Brown, a Vascular Surgeon, and Mr David Hartley, an imaging radiographer. Together, they developed the Endovascular Stentgraft that changed the way surgeons treat dis... -
Dr Stephen MacDonald awarded a prestigious Churchill Fellowship 27 September 2019 Congratulations to Royal Perth Hospital (RPH) Emergency Physician, Dr Stephen MacDonald, on being one of 115 Australians to be awarded a prestigious Churchill Fellowship. The 2019 Fellowships offer recipients a life-changing opportunity to meet and work with global leaders of influence to gain and exchange knowledge as well as experience for the betterment of themselves, their industry, community and Australia. “Churchill Fellowships recognise people with a passion and drive, providing an unrivalled opportunity and freedom for people to experience world’s best practice on issues that matter to Australian communities,” CEO of the Churchill Trust, Mr Adam Davey, said. Stephen will use the Fellowship to further his knowledge in sepsis with the aim of developing a best practice approach to its diagnosis and management across Australia. He will travel to the UK, Ireland, USA...
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21/05/2025