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Maternity ward tour
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Paediatric Update
CPD points: 4
Hospital redevelopments underway
Five St John of God Health Care hospitals across three states are currently planning major redevelopments to provide increased service capacity within modern and best-practice facilities.
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National Reconciliation Week Spotlight
St John of God Subiaco Hospital has a long history of strong women going above and beyond to support communities in need. For National Reconciliation Week, we build upon our history by celebrating Aboriginal women who provide compassionate care in today’s evolving environment for patients and their loved ones.
Palliative Care Team Spotlight
It’s National Palliative Care Week and we would like to thank our multidisciplinary palliative care team members for the compassionate care and support they provide to our palliative patients and their loved ones.
2022 RMO Recruitment Information Evening
Our nurses recognised in WA awards
Two St John of God Health Care nurses have been named as finalists in the upcoming WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards.
2022 Intern Recruitment Information Evening
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Nurse and Midwife Spotlight with Joan Cunningham
In honour of International Day of the Midwife, we are sharing a very special spotlight about St John of God Subiaco Hospital Birth Suite Manager, Joan Cunningham.
St John of God Subiaco Hospital revamps maternity ward
Major works specific to the refurbishment of St John of God Subiaco Hospital’s maternity ward have commenced.
Not your typical homelessness support service
Eve app now available
St John of God Health Care has launched the maternity app, Eve, at three of its Perth-based private hospitals to support parents through their pregnancy, birth and postnatal journey.
Art to raise awareness of heart disease and prevention
As a leading provider of cardiac care and services, St John of God Subiaco Hospital is holding its very own ‘Heart Week’ from Monday 22 to Saturday 27 March 2021.
Cousins born on the same day with same obstetrician
On Monday 15 February, Nedlands residents Paris Dove and Brett Crabb welcomed their first baby, Charlie, at St John of God Subiaco Hospital. Only hours later, Brett’s sister, Danielle Webber, gave birth to her third baby, Jack, in the room next door.
International Womens Day recognised with hospital tour
On Monday 8 March, five year 11 students from St Hilda’s were provided a behind the scenes tour of St John of God Subiaco Hospital’s leading cardiac facilities and services.
Welcome to our new leaders
Each year on the 8 March we celebrate our patron saint on St John of God Day. As part of the day’s events many of our hospitals and services also welcome new leaders from the past year with a commissioning ceremony.
App to support maternity patients launches in March
St John of God Subiaco Hospital is pleased to offer expectant parents exclusive access to our free pregnancy app, Eve.
Celebrating our female leaders - Shirley Bowen
With two speciality Fellowships in sexual health medicine and infectious diseases, a Master of Medicine and decades of experience across the public, private, research and educational facets of the health sector, St John of God Subiaco Hospital CEO Prof Shirley Bowen reflects on her career on International Women’s Day.
Subiaco researcher leads global study to improve survival for COVID-19 patients
Professor Steve Webb, Professor of Critical Care Research at Monash University and Director of Clinical Trials at St John of God Subiaco Hospital, has led a trial spanning almost 300 hospitals and 16 countries that demonstrates medication usually used for arthritis increases survival for critically ill COVID-19 patients.
