Cleansing smoke clearly defines Westmead Health Precinct’s cultural focus
The traditional smoking ceremony cleared the way for departments to begin moving into the new hospital building.
Read moreThe traditional smoking ceremony cleared the way for departments to begin moving into the new hospital building.
Read moreThe year of the ox symbolises strength, hard work and loyalty for many people in western Sydney.
Read moreMore than 4,500 individually packed lamingtons with a heartfelt thank you note were delivered to staff working in Westmead, Auburn, Blacktown and Mount Druitt hospitals on Australia Day.
Read moreMeet Alastair Graham, Westmead Cancer Centre patient by day and Santa Claus by night.
Read moreWSLHD is addressing domestic violence in culturally and linguistically diverse communities through the art of participatory theatre.
Read moreLocal youth has received a welcome Christmas gift of a hot meal and other essentials.
Read moreThe renowned eye surgeon is seeing more patients every year due to type 2 diabetes.
Read moreAuburn Hospital midwife Jo Masri is among the finalists for the state’s best nurses and midwives.
Read moreAs the number of people with diabetes continues to rise, the role of nurses is becoming more important in helping to manage the impact of the condition.
Read moreThe Hindu festival of lights will be celebrated slightly differently this year.
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