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  • 2025 EMHS Values in Action Award Recipient Announced 04 March 2026 Ewing Hong, a Senior Clinical Pharmacist at Armadale Health Service, is the overall recipient of the 2025 EMHS Values in Action Award.
  • Today, February 11, we celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science, recognising the critical contributions women make across science, health, technology and research – and the work still required to ensure these spaces are inclusive, equitable and accessible to all.
    EMHS leaders breaking barriers for women in science 11 February 2026 Women such as EMHS Director of Innovation and Research Sharon Humphris and EMHS A/Prof. Senior Biomedical Engineer Moreica Pabbruwe are helping reshape what leadership and innovation in science and research look like.
  • New accolade recognises 'outstanding' RPH doctor 05 February 2026 Royal Perth Hospital’s Dr Daniel Hunt has been named the National Indigenous Times’ 2025 Medical Professional of the Year.
  • Construction officially commences on Byford Health Hub 14 January 2026 The commencement of construction represents a significant step forward in delivering a modern, integrated model of care designed to meet the needs of one of Western Australia’s fastest-growing regions.
  • 2025 EMHS Nurse of the Year Lola Sikora grateful to her team 03 December 2025 Lola Sikora is the 2025 EMHS Nurse of the Year and also received the Excellence in Leadership Award.

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  • Photograph of Gerald Watts holding 2 microphones
    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.
  • EMHS moving to blue alert 12 August 2022 As announced by the WA Health Minister, due to the continuing decline in COVID-19 cases in the community, East Metropolitan Health Service is moving from a red to a blue alert status from Monday, 15 August 2022.
  • Kalamunda's new day hospice
    New day hospice opens at Kalamunda 19 July 2022 Works have completed on phase 1 of the Kalamunda Hospital redevelopment, with the new day hospice now open.
  • Aboriginal Artwork Celebration EMHS staff and artists
    EMHS Health Promotion artwork celebration 08 July 2022 The EMHS Health Promotion team recently celebrated the creation of three unique artworks created for the team by local Aboriginal artists.
  • Health stories posters
    Older Adult Stories posters rolled out 08 July 2022 In the culmination of work that began in early 2021, the healthcare stories of 14 members of the EMHS Aboriginal Consumer Advisory Council will soon be displayed around all EMHS hospital sites.
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Last Updated: 21/05/2025
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