• Acknowledgements
• Using the term—Aboriginal
• Message from the Chair
• Message from the Chief Executive
• Re-imagining the future of healthcare
• WA Country Health Service Strategic Plan 2019-24 on a page
• Our Mission and Vision
• Our Values
• WACHS at a glance – what we do
• Our Strategic Priorities
• Caring for our patients
• Addressing disadvantage and inequity
• Building healthy and thriving communities
• Enabling our staff
• Collaborating with our partners
• Leading innovation and technology
• Delivering value and sustainability

WA Country Health Service recognises and acknowledges the Aboriginal people of the many traditional lands and language groups across Western Australia. We also acknowledge the wisdom of Aboriginal Elders both past and present and pay respect to Aboriginal communities of today.

Within Western Australia (WA), the term Aboriginal is used in preference to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, in recognition that Aboriginal people are the original inhabitants of Western Australia. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander may be referred to in the national context and Indigenous may be referred to in the international context. No disrespect is intended to our Torres Strait Islander colleagues and community.