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  • Clint pictured on the far right walking down a hallway with a Channel 9 journalist, with a cameraman in the foreground.
    FSH ICU uses specialised lung machine to get Dad moving before lifesaving transplant surgery 27 May 2025 Father of two Clinton recently reunited with the teams of specialists involved in his care during his first visit back to the Fiona Stanley Hospital Intensive Care Unit since walking out with a new set of lungs.
  • Monique standing in a yellow dress, holding a framed certificate and glass trophy.
    Monique wins big at the 2025 WANEMA Awards 16 May 2025 Congratulations to Clinical Nurse Monique Carbone who was the sole recipient from South Metropolitan Health Service to bring home a prestigious win at the 2025 WA Nursing and Midwifery Excellence Awards!
  • Five female Aboriginal Health Practitioners, standing together wearing navy blue scrubs.
    Have you met our Aboriginal Health Practitioners? 15 May 2025 Fiona Stanley Hospital are excited to welcome five new Aboriginal Health Practitioners, working across renal and dialysis, cardiology, maternity, neonates, paediatrics, and the antenatal aboriginal clinic.
  • An endorsed midwife wearing purple scrubs stands in a garden at Fiona Stanley Hospital
    Endorsed midwives providing comprehensive maternity care on International Day of the Midwife 08 May 2025 Women birthing at Fiona Stanley Hospital can now be cared for by endorsed midwives within existing continuity of midwifery care models in the Family Birth Centre and the trial Maternity Antenatal Postnatal Service program.
  • A large group of Fiona Stanley Hospital nursing and security staff stand around tubs filled with books and puzzles.
    A distraction worthy of attention at Fiona Stanley Hospital 28 April 2025 Fiona Stanley Hospital Safety and Incident Management Services Team Leader Peter Cook has raised $1,500 to purchase distraction devices for inpatients requiring medical and mental health support for eating disorders.

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  • Five people stand together in a hospital hallway. A sign above them reads Intensive Care Unit
    ICU research study set to revolutionise care for critically ill patients 08 October 2024 A research study led by the Fiona Stanley Hospital Intensive Care Unit has the potential to transform critical care by identifying which patients carry multidrug resistant organisms as part of their gut microbiome and are at risk of developing associated infections whilst in ICU.
  • Eight members of the FSH ‘Making the Changes’ maternity working group pictured together in front of a pink, floral wall.
    'Making the Changes' working group improving birthing outcomes at FSH 24 September 2024 A dedicated ‘Making the Changes’ maternity working group has been established at FSH to partner with consumers with lived and advocacy birthing experience to improve birthing outcomes for future patients.
  • Former patient Kylie Dibb and FSH ICU Consultant Dr Ed Litton standing next to each other in a hallway, in front of an ICU sign.
    Mum's mission to highlight early warning signs after surviving deadly sepsis infection 13 September 2024 Today, mother of four Kylie Dibb is a picture of health. This time last year however, it was a very different story where the deadly infection saw Kylie spend a month in the ICU during which she had multiple organ failure and went into cardiac arrest.
  • Two women site side by side at a desk in front of two monitors. A model of a spine and pelvis is behind on of the women.
    Free online education sessions supporting people with spinal cord injury 28 August 2024 To better support consumers with spinal cord injury, the Spinal Outreach Service is hosting four free online education sessions in September 2024.
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Last Updated: 19/03/2025
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