COVID-19 restrictions to ease at schools
Restrictions in NSW schools will be eased to allow parents back on to school grounds, dancing activities to proceed and
Read moreRestrictions in NSW schools will be eased to allow parents back on to school grounds, dancing activities to proceed and
Read moreThe world-first sewage testing program that has helped detect COVID-19 early has won the Research and Development Excellence Award at
Read moreThe Service NSW app has been downloaded more than four million times with more than 117 million COVID Safe check-ins. WSLHD and Blacktown Council have teamed up providing education and guidance to Blacktown businesses.
Read moreFebruary 28 is International Rare Disease Day with the aim to raise awareness in the community about rare diseases and their impact on people’s lives – diseases treated across the Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD).
Read moreWestmead Hospital volunteers are gradually returning to the hospital after a year’s absence since the COVID-19 outbreak began in 2020.
Read moreWe’re used to welcoming new doctors and nurses to the Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD) and now it’s smiles all round with five dental registrars and two dental officers joining the oral health ranks.
Read moreBlacktown and Mount Druitt hospitals staff were recognised for their contributions to the delivery of healthcare. The staff were rewarded at a staff recognition program called the BMDH CARE Program.
Read moreThe transit lounge gives patients a comfortable place to wait after being discharged.
Read moreWe are saddened by the news of the recent, unexpected passing of Westmead Hospital’s surgeon and colorectal department head, Dr Grahame Ctercteko.
Read morePatients and visitors will no longer be required to wear masks when entering WSLHD hospitals.
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