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24.01.2022 An event created by nurses for nurses making the perfect opportunity to gather to be inspired, to learn from one another and make new connections. Calling all Catholic health nurses, it's time to celebrate you ! See you in Melbourne..

23.01.2022 Shirley is a wonderful example of the dedication, experience, and compassion in Catholic nursing and midwifery. We wish Shirley a next chapter filled with love.

23.01.2022 CHA member and aged care advocate Marcus Riley calls for Royal Commission to analyse links with social policy and economic impacts stemming from pensions, health funds, and primary health networks.

22.01.2022 Health Matters magazine Spring edition is out now, packed with National Conference forums and Awards, and a QnA with Dr Shane kelly formerly CEO of Mater Group now CEO of St John of God Health Care. Read about the gender bias in the medical system, and moves to take Australia's health care into the digital age. https://cha.org.au/news/health-matters-magazine

22.01.2022 Thank you to all the compelling speakers and innovators from Catholic health presenting today the Nursing & Midwifery Symp in Melb. Truly inspirational. As Dr Susan Alberti described ‘ angels’! @sjog_healthcare @Cabrinihealth @MaterNews @MercyHealthAus @StVincentsMelb

20.01.2022 The Nursing & Midwifery Symposium is a must for Catholic health nursing leaders. Our dynamic host for the day will be Mary Delahunty from HESTA, joined by a stellar line up of speakers. Don't forget to dive into the Shark Tank with your innovation. It's these novel ideas that inspire motivate all of us. Brochure link: https://www.cha.org.au//Registration%20brochure%20-%20fina

20.01.2022 Dr Shane Kelly shares his thoughts on the future of health care in Australia - feature QnA in Health Matters Spring edition https://cha.org.au//667-q-a-with-dr-shane-kelly-and-annett

19.01.2022 Former Governor General Bill Hayden reflects on why he is being Baptised this Sunday, inpired by the remarkeable Sr Angela Mary, an icon of Catholic health in Australia. http://cathnews.com//33129-former-governor-general-bill-ha

19.01.2022 CEO Suzanne Greenwood reflects on CHA's enduring mission in the Australian Catholics Spring edition ...

17.01.2022 CHA supports Scott Morrison PM ScoMo's Royal Commission into aged care which will provide a long overdue examination and national conversation about the need for improving quality regulation, increasing informed consumer choice and control of services, and securing the resourcing of the ever-burgeoning need for aged care services. It should not be an excuse to 'down tools' on important reforms underway. #AgedCareRoyalCommission #SeniorAustralians

15.01.2022 Congratulations and thank you to Kate Birrell @sjog_healthcare for a lifetime of dedication, passion, love, compassion, healing. Awarded top gong- the Sr Maria Cunningham Award 2018

14.01.2022 CHA member and aged care advocate Marcus Riley calls for Royal Commiss into Aged Care to examine links with social policy and economic impacts such as pensions, private health funds and primary health networks.

14.01.2022 So wonderful that this uncensored account by WW1 nurse Anne Donnell will be shared and shed a true light on the amazing strength, courage, and care of Australian nurses. Truly remarkable.

13.01.2022 An outstanding initiative to give patients and families confidence, care, comfort and compassion. Congratulations Mercy!

13.01.2022 Meeting with Apunipima Cape York Health Council ahead of CHA National Conference 2018- talking about capacity building - ‘to build local capacity is the only way to ensure the organisation will prosper’. Being partners in research, leading practical and useful research, not just endorsing research, is the future. CHA is excited to be on this journey with Apunipima.

13.01.2022 How do we carry out care and compassion in our work in health and aged care? The Mission Leadership Program is designed to immerse Catholic health leaders in the mission and values of the organisation and deepen understanding of the spiritual purpose of the ministry they lead. The intent is to infuse leadership practices with higher purpose, meaning and motivation. In this video leaders and participants and leaders share their experience.

11.01.2022 In this Health Matters article, CHA theologian Dr Anthony Gooley explores suffering and encourages health staff to delve into and deal with their own suffering in a bid to help in the healing of others: https://www.cha.org.au//670-exploring-your-own-suffering-w

10.01.2022 In Brisbane's Catholic Leader news a personal reflection on what drives CHA's Suzanne Greenwood

10.01.2022 Did you know? That Florence Nightingale was an epidemiologist, a statistician and the 1st person to dev graphic representation of data, used evidence to develop policy. An insight by Prof Jill white @Sydney_Uni at CHA nursing & midwifery symposium #NursesKnow #nursingnow #nms18

09.01.2022 CHA National Conference Day 1 highlights...

08.01.2022 True words from Fr Gerald Arbuckle talking here about the growing social disease of loneliness ... not only suffered by older people but amongst our young people.

08.01.2022 Express your interest now for the Ministry Leadership Program 2019 - for personal and professional growth. It's a unique program designed for Catholic health professionals. Check the cha.org.au for details

07.01.2022 Always inspiring to read Fr Gerry Arbuckle's insights ...

05.01.2022 20 YR CELEBRATIONS FOR ST JOHN OF GOD HOSPICE Twenty years ago the community of Perth rallied to raise money to create palliative care for the local community south of river in Perth. An extensive community-led fundraising campaign was started with a $1M donation from St John of God Health Care and land donated by the Sisters of St John of God. Local business, community groups, government and individuals all generously donated and in October 20 years ago, the Hospice opened. For the first ten years, the Hospice was run by the community, after which it became a part of St John of God Murdoch Hospital. Congratulations St John of God Health Care

05.01.2022 CHA CEO Suzanne Greenwood notes in this article, the challenges ahead for the Gov and the Royal Commission, around sustainable funding and an appropriately skilled workforce. Given the time frames around the RC, the reforms underway mustn't stall.

04.01.2022 Kate Birrell OAM was awarded Catholic Health Australia's highest honour- the Sr Maria Cunningham Award for Lifetime Contribution - at this year's national awards and conference. Read in the upcoming edition of Health Matters what has inspired and continues to drive this amazing woman... https://cha.org.au/news/665-be-brave-about-change

03.01.2022 Dire lack of palliative care must be remedied for all Australians. A strong message from the CHA National Conference. Palliative and end of life experiences must be supported. The Health workforce must get ready. dr Mark Boughey presented Innovations supported by @StVHealthAust

03.01.2022 Sr Angela Mary Doyle OAM was unable to make the CHA National Conference but she was there in spirit. This video celebrates her extraordinary care and compassion, intellect and vision, and patience for government decision making !

01.01.2022 Clare Holland House stands an an exemplary example of care that provides peace of mind and the confidence that families and their loved ones should expect. Congratulations to all who have contributed to the expansion, the increase in research and efforts to grow palliative care options.

01.01.2022 What care would you want if you can't get better? Palliative Care doctor A/Professor Mark Boughey says palliative care is frustratingly misunderstood and must be provided earlier in patient care planning. Read why Australians are missing out on the high quality palliative care they deserve at the most vulnerable time of their life. Health Matters magazine Spring Edition: https://cha.org.au//HealthMattersMagazine_Spring2018_Palli

01.01.2022 Participants of the Ministry Leadership Program share their experience. The Program is taking expressions of interest now for 2019. You'll be so glad you joined!