More than a party: What Mardi Gras means to Western Sydney
Celebrating diverse sexuality helps people make better choices for their health.
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Westmead junior doctors swoop in to help fallen patient
Malvern Beyers didn’t expect such prompt, helpful and heartfelt assistance when he fell from his wheelchair in Westmead Hospital’s busy
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New wave of nursing and midwifery graduates join Western Sydney hospitals
More than 300 new nurses and midwives will join Western Sydney hospitals this year as part of the annual graduate intake and under the NSW Government’s record $2.8 billion investment to boost frontline health workers by 8300 over four years.
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General services squad spread Valentine’s Day love
General services staff have arrived at Westmead Hospital in red outfits to mark Valentine’s Day today, with the aim of spreading love and happiness across the facility.
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Blacktown Hospital love birds share plans for Valentine’s Day
Blacktown Hospital registered nurse Samantha Birch may be working this Valentine’s Day, but a romantic weekend away is still on
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Time to vote: who’s your favourite nurse or midwife?
Western Sydney Local Health Districtis calling on the community to nominate an outstanding nurse or midwife for a People’s Choice Award as part of this year’s International Nurses and Midwives Day celebrations!
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Thumb print celebrates cancer patients’ final day of treatment
It was a special moment when breast cancer survivor Maryam Shahrestani painted her thumb green and pressed it to the wall in Blacktown Hospital.
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Auburn Hospital welcomes new director of medical services
Auburn has hit the bullseye with its newest recruit.
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Cardiology powerhouse Clara Chow nominated for NSW Premier’s Woman of the Year
Pioneering researcher, Westmead Hospital cardiologist and Professor of Medicine Clara Chow is in the running to become the NSW Premier’s Woman of the Year.
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Westmead Hospital intensive care farewells “a true titan”
She was only meant to be here six months, but Irish nurse Eileen forged a memorable career in Australia.
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