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Telehealth helps Meekatharra mum give birth to healthy baby boy 21 February 2022 When expectant mother Zana Mippy presented to Meekatharra Hospital in the late stages of labour, it was too late for a transfer to a birthing centre. So, a senior midwife from the Midwifery and Obstetrics Emergency Telehealth Service (MOETS) team in Perth dialled in to provide support to the team on the ground through the delivery. -
New paramedic support for Derby, Fitzroy Crossing and Halls Creek 21 February 2022 The towns of Derby, Fitzroy Crossing and Halls Creek will receive additional support from specialist paramedics, as WA Country Health Service (WACHS) continues to implement the Country Ambulance Strategy: Striving for Equity in Country WA. -
Leadership changes in the Kimberley 21 February 2022 WA Country Health Service (WACHS) Kimberley Regional Director Bec Smith will step down from her role after almost 20 years dedicated to advancing healthcare across one of Australia’s most complex and remote regions. -
Kimberley calling 18 February 2022 The WA Country Health Service (WACHS) is always on the lookout for skilled nurses and midwives who want to gain diverse experience, while being part of a close-knit regional community. -
Country hospitality on show during Wheatbelt bushfires 15 February 2022 Bushfires are scary and unpredictable, but when times get tough in regional WA, one thing’s guaranteed – country communities will roll up their sleeves to support one another.
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17/04/2026