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25.01.2022 Pastoral Care Week is an opportunity to highlight and thank our pastoral care practitioners and the important work they do for our patients. This year we also celebrate their place in the multi-disciplinary team environment that ultimately ensures our patients receive true patient-centered and holistic care. Learn what the week means to some of the pastoral care team: https://bit.ly/37xjkiw

24.01.2022 Our Bendat Respiratory Research and Development group is at the forefront of medical research into respiratory medicine and oncology. Based at St John of God Subiaco Hospital, the team is working on translational projects to discover new treatments to directly improve patient care. Read about the group’s update and key milestones over the past year: https://bit.ly/3nXNRf6

20.01.2022 It is National Telehealth week and we are celebrating this important mode of care delivery that has kept us connected to our patients and clients during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are proud to have grown the service from 700 Telehealth sessions per month to more than 11,000 in both our hospitals and our social outreach services throughout the past few months. This involved large scale rapid deployment in WA, Victoria and New South Wales. Read more about one of our Telehealth technical roll-outs: https://bit.ly/33EAc4p

19.01.2022 In support of #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, St John of God Subiaco Hospital’s Specialist Centre is glowing pink for the month of October to raise awareness of breast cancer and the importance of early detection. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3nreE3f

17.01.2022 The National Mental Health Month theme for 2020 is 'mental health matters' highlighting how relevant it is to have those conversations about mental health issues within our community. St John of God Richmond Hospital's Pastoral Services Coordinator Ian Maynard talks about the importance of tuning into your thoughts and feelings and putting your hand up if you need help. #MentalHealthMatters.

16.01.2022 Happy fifth birthday to St John of God Midland Public & Private Hospitals who have treated more than 199,543 inpatients since opening in 2015 and become a healthcare staple in Perth’s Eastern suburbs and Wheatbelt area. It was a dual celebration at the hospital today as we also wish a big happy 100th birthday to patient Lorna Yeoman, pictured with CEO Michael Hogan, Nurse Manager Christine Sheldrake and Nursing Director Tracey Piani. Read more about the hospital’s five year milestones: https://bit.ly/33bIRL3

14.01.2022 If you find yourself wondering if you have a problem with drugs or alcohol, ask yourself the questions in our latest article, and find out where you can seek help: http://bit.ly/311OaZF

11.01.2022 As we age, we are more likely to be at risk of losing our sight but fortunately 90% of vision loss is highly preventable or treatable. In our latest health and wellness podcast episode St John of God Subiaco Hospital Ophthalmologist Dr Charlotte McKnight discusses common eye conditions including cataracts, as well as eye surgery, treatment and general eye health: https://bit.ly/39658xK

10.01.2022 St John of God Mental Wellbeing Services are proud to be sponsoring WA Mental Health Week as part of Mental Health Month. Client, Zach shares his story and how seeking help and accessing support was, life changing. For more information visit www.sjog.org.au/mentalwellbeing

07.01.2022 Hosted by St John of God Pinelodge Clinic, join us in hearing from Psychologist Dr David Young and Mental Health Nurse Manager Jess Laurito in a free Facebook live event for advice on maintaining positive mental health as we navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic..

06.01.2022 On this day 125 years ago the Sisters of St John of God arrived in Perth after a 41-day journey from Wexford, Ireland. These eight pioneering women volunteered in 1895 to come to WA to provide healing and hope to the newly established colony and forever changed the healthcare landscape in Australia. Read the full journey timeline: https://bit.ly/35Tm9cl

05.01.2022 Rehabilitation after knee replacement surgery can return you to the life you enjoy. Physiotherapist Sarah Sestanovich explains the four most common exercises to help recover from knee replacement surgery: https://bit.ly/36V2QPp

05.01.2022 Pregnancy can present a whole range of decisions as you prepare to welcome your new baby. Find out what our mums love about private maternity care: http://bit.ly/2pcL7R4

03.01.2022 For many women the first sign of a pregnancy is a positive at-home pregnancy test. However, sometimes there may be some tell-tale signs before testing that you have conceived. St John of God Mt Lawley Hospital’s Registered Midwife Lorraine Boyd describes some signs of pregnancy when it is too early to take a test. Read more: https://bit.ly/35hzmKz

03.01.2022 Congratulations to our caregiver Jennifer Fraser who raised over $2,500 in support of cancer research! We’re inspired by Jennie’s determined spirit to complete her epic fundraising challenge in the face of COVID-19. Read more https://bit.ly/2G2oszk

02.01.2022 October and November is the Noongar season of Kambarang, the season of birth. During this season, there’s an explosion of colour as native flowers bloom, including banksias, kangaroo paws and orchids. Koolbardies (magpies) are out guarding their nests and young, and snakes and reptiles start to wake from their hibernation and search for food. Towards the end of Kambarang, the moojar (Australian Christmas Tree) will start to flower. The bright orange display of colour is a si...gn that the heat is on its way. Traditionally, Kambarang was a time when Noongar families moved back to the coast, following the rivers. They ate gilgie (freshwater crayfish) and yakkan (turtle) on their journey. We are highlighting the seasons on the Noongar calendar as one of the ways we recognise and celebrate events of cultural significance to Noongar people. For information on our Aboriginal health services at St John of God Midland Public & Private Hospitals: https://bit.ly/2UHyjPE See more

02.01.2022 Each year we celebrate Foundation Day as an opportunity to reflect on our past and recognise the work of our pioneering Sisters of St John of God. On this day we also recognise our long-serving caregivers. Join us in celebrating some of the longest from across the organisation on their incredible 25, 30, 35, 40 and 45 years of service. Read more: https://bit.ly/35q5mfT

01.01.2022 Our new ‘Cuddle Beds’ offer patients and loved ones a compassionate approach to end-of-life care. When moments of intimacy and connection are precious, being physically close can make a huge difference and have a lasting impact. It’s about just being there. without restriction Oncology Nurse Unit Manager Karen. Thanks to community support to our Foundation, St John of God Murdoch Hospital has adopted this new style of care. Learn more about cuddle beds: https://bit.ly/355qgAy

01.01.2022 Congratulations to St John of God Bunbury Hospital’s Dr Carolyn Masarei who was awarded Specialist of the Year (non-GP) in the 2020 Rural Health Awards. Dr Masarei demonstrates exemplary care and dedication for her patients and their families and is well deserving of this award for her achievements in delivering palliative care in a rural setting. Read more: https://bit.ly/33Ed8Tn