St John of God Subiaco Hospital in Subiaco, Western Australia | Medical service

St John of God Subiaco Hospital

Locality: Subiaco, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9382 6111

Address: 12 Salvado Road, Subiaco 6008 Subiaco, WA, Australia

Website: www.sjog.org.au/subiaco

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25.01.2022 This week is Pastoral Care Week and we would like to thank our Pastoral Care Practitioners (pictured below) for the valued services they provide to our patients and caregivers. Members of the team ensure that the spiritual and emotional needs of our patients and their families are met, sometimes during the most challenging of times. In recognition of the week, a special Mass and Recommissioning of the Pastoral Services Team will be held and team members will be visiting wards and departments to communicate information about their work.

25.01.2022 Living an active lifestyle has always been important to 73-year-old Yallingup resident and former professional surfer, Barry Young. However, the onset of osteoarthritis in both knees resulted in stiffness and instability, impacting his ability to do the one thing he loved most, surfing. In January this year, Barry underwent a bilateral total knee replacement at SJG Subiaco Hospital. The surgery was performed with the assistance of the robotic technology.... Commenting on the procedure, Barry said he was pleasantly surprised by how quickly he recovered. By the three month mark, I was able to get back into the surf. While I was a little wobbly at first, it was amazing that I felt strong enough to get back into it so quickly. To read Barry’s story, visit https://bit.ly/34QlHtU

24.01.2022 At SJG Subiaco Hospital, we believe compassion is striving to understand patients’ lives, experiences, discomfort and suffering, with a willingness to reach out in solidarity. The ‘Three C’s’ Program was introduced at our hospital earlier this year and focuses on the importance of connection, compassion and communication in patient-centred care. In our latest video, caregivers share their thoughts on the importance of compassion.... Watch the video to find out more.

19.01.2022 Did you know that more than one in 10 babies around the world are born prematurely and that preterm birth complications are the leading cause of disability for children under 5 years of age? Today is #WorldPrematurityDay and in recognition of this important day, our medical clinic is glowing purple. Caregivers in our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit are also wearing purple in support of the families who’s premature babies spend many weeks in their care. ... To learn more about preterm births, listen to our recent podcast episode with Head of Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Dr Michael Gannon. To listen, visit https://bit.ly/2FvAAsH

19.01.2022 We are now recruiting for our 12 month Graduate Registered Midwife program. The program will provide graduates with a supportive and caring environment to begin your career and develop valuable experience in midwifery practice. To learn more and apply, please visit https://bit.ly/2UvJ9Ig

17.01.2022 It was wonderful to see one of our NICU heroes Polly featured on 9 News Perth earlier this week in recognition of World Prematurity Day. The story also highlighted the Preterm Birth Prevention Study, which we are pleased to be part of. Watch the video below to find out more.

17.01.2022 We had the pleasure of celebrating six individuals and teams today who consistently demonstrate our core Values of hospitality, compassion, respect, justice and excellence. The Pomegranate Awards recognise outstanding individuals, and were presented to Admissions Coordinator Cath, Clinical Nurse Specialist Pre Admission Clinic Julie, Clinical Coder Katy, Manager Infection Control Mary, Occupational Health & Safety Consultant Sonja and Environmental Service Assistant Cara. ...The Wexford Award acknowledges exceptional team work and was presented to Ward 72. Our Infection Control, Intensive Care, Learning and Development, Anaesthesia and Pain Research and Engineering Teams were highly commended. When presenting the awards, SJG Subiaco Hospital CEO Prof Shirley thanked all recipients for going above and beyond to demonstrate our hospital’s values during what has been an incredibly challenging year.

15.01.2022 SJG Subiaco Hospital Caregivers recently farewelled respected physician and well-known Western Australian, Prof Michael Quinlan AO. In a moving tribute, Caregivers formed a guard of honour, standing in silence along Salvado Road as the cortege left St Joseph’s church in Subiaco. Prof Quinlan was a consultant physician with a long association with the founding Sisters of St John of God Health Care, as well as the organisation itself. ... The St John of God Health Care Scholarship that bears his name enables University of Notre Dame medical students to benefit from remarkable learning experiences, and we are honoured by this lasting association. Prof Quinlan will long be remembered by Western Australians and health care professionals around Australia for many years to come. To read more, visit sjog.org.au/subiaconews

15.01.2022 Babies who are born before 37 weeks or are unwell will most likely spend time in our state-of-the-art neonatal intensive care unit. In our latest podcast episode, St John of God Subiaco Hospital Neonatologist and Head of Neonatology Dr Jo Colvin shares insights into the role of the neonatal intensive care unit and the most common reasons why babies require extra support. To listen, visit https://bit.ly/34bSo5n

14.01.2022 Would you like to bring a little Christmas magic to some of the most vulnerable young people in our community? Donations to our St John of God Horizon House Christmas Appeal will go towards festive foods, decorations and gifts to bring Christmas to life for our young people facing homelessness: https://www.sjogfoundation.org.au/HHAppeal

13.01.2022 Following the birth of your child, your health will be monitored very closely by our caregivers to ensure that you are well and that your health care needs are met. In particular, during the first 24 hours after delivery, your pulse, blood pressure and temperature will be checked on a regular basis. Blood loss will also be monitored. Your baby will also receive frequent medical observations.

11.01.2022 SJG Subiaco Hospital Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon Dr Marek Garbowski is hosting a fundraising futsal tournament in support of Movember. Movember involves the growing of moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness of men’s health issues such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer and suicide. This year’s futsal tournament, which is similar to a soccer game, is being held at the Hollywood Futsal Club on Saturday 21 November, 2.45pm.... Dr Garbowski introduced the event last year after being diagnosed with prostate cancer, which he has since recovered from. In addition to raising much needed funds for men’s health projects, the fundraising event will help to generate awareness of prostate cancer amongst the community. There will be also be a competition amongst attendees to see who has grown the most impressive moustache and children will be invited to participate in a family match at the end of the day. For more information about the event or to enter a team, please contact Perth Vascular Clinic Movember Manager Lana on [email protected] or (08) 6116 4955.

10.01.2022 Congratulations to our Maternity Ward caregivers who have received the latest Patient Experience Award for their outstanding care.... Here is some of the lovely feedback they received from their patients: The exceptional kindness, care, support, advice and guidance we received from our obstetrician, anaesthetist, paediatrician, midwives, nurses and all the support staff was second to none. The entire time we felt guided but never directed. We never felt like a number or a chart. We were always made to feel like a priority.

10.01.2022 This mental health week we're celebrating delivering more than 9,000 sessions to 1,142 clients through our mental wellbeing services. Our free community based services support people with their emotional wellbeing. Find out more: https://www.sjog.org.au/cmhs

09.01.2022 While on the ward, our musical therapist Beth met an Italian patient, who shared a love for music, in particular the music of operatic tenor Luciano Pavarotti. That same day, Beth learnt one of Pavarotti’s songs in Italian and returned to sing it for the patient, who was moved to tears. Here’s Beth performing the very same song for your enjoyment.... We are pleased to provide individualised care to our patients to ensure their needs are met and that they have the best possible hospital experience.

07.01.2022 Congratulations to members of our Oncology Ward who have won this month’s Patient Experience Award for their care and compassion. Here is some wonderful feedback from their patients: Great care and compassion from nurses. ... Great service and the team are very kind and welcoming. Good caring staff who involve you in your treatment. Well done and thank you for your commitment to our patients’ wellbeing!

05.01.2022 It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas Our onsite cafes, Café 613 and Pomegranate Café, are stocking a range of delicious, gourmet Christmas treats for you to enjoy. What’s on your Christmas wish list?

05.01.2022 Caregivers were treated to a delicious Christmas ‘Food Truck’ lunch today, as thanks for their compassionate care and hard work throughout the year. SJG Subiaco Hospital CEO Prof Shirley Bowen said Despite the unprecedented year that has been, our Caregivers continue to go above and beyond to ensure the safety of our patients and hospital community. Our Christmas lunch provided the perfect opportunity to thank Caregivers for their hard work and commitment over the past 12 ...months. It was also wonderful to celebrate another year of achievements and clinical excellence.

04.01.2022 Today is #InternationalAlliedHealthProfessionalsDay and to celebrate, our Allied Health Team members generously delivered a tray of goodies to each ward and department as thanks for their ongoing support. Our Allied Health Team plays a critical role in patient care and recovery. From ensuring the nutritional quality of our food, to providing rehabilitation services post-surgery, their roles are varied and incredibly important. We would like to thank our allied health team members for their dedication to ensuring all facets of patients care are considered.

04.01.2022 Over the past two days, Caregivers were treated to a barbeque lunch as thanks for their hard work and efforts. While this year has presented many challenges, Caregivers have continued to go above and beyond to ensure the safety and wellbeing of patients, visitors and each other. This does not go unnoticed, and we would like to thank each and every one of you. ... Thank you to Maxxia Australia for sponsoring this wonderful event.

02.01.2022 Our Specialist Centre is glowing pink for the month of October to raise awareness of breast cancer and the importance of early detection. The initiative is being undertaken in support of #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, a national program which is held 1 31 October 2019 annually. SJG Subiaco Hospital CEO Prof Shirley Bowen said breast cancer is the most common cancer among Australian women, excluding non-melanoma skin cancer.... As a leading provider of complete cancer care to the Western Australian community, it is imperative that we raise awareness of the condition, as well as the importance of early detection and the impact this has on treatment options and survival, she said. We are also committed to providing breast cancer patients access to the latest and most innovative care and treatments available. For more information, please visit https://bit.ly/31kHIjI

01.01.2022 It is International Infection Prevention Week and this year has certainly given us many reasons to reflect on the importance of infection control. As we have learned, infection prevention is everybody’s business and we would like to thank our caregivers who have played an essential role in ensuring the safety of our hospital community during this unprecedented time. A special mention goes to members of our Infection Control Team and our Infection Prevention Representatives, who have gone above and beyond to ensure that every caregiver has the knowledge and tools to protect themselves and others from the transmission of COVID-19.