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Bunbury Regional Hospital's BIONIC improves patient flow 03 September 2021 We’re continuing to put patient care at the forefront of all that we do at Bunbury Regional Hospital with the introduction of our own 24/7 specialist patient flow hub, BIONIC. -
COVID-19 update for 31 August 31 August 2021 On Friday, we told you about two COVID-19 positive truck drivers from New South Wales who transited through roadhouses in the Goldfields and Wheatbelt. -
New paramedics boost ambulance services in the Wheatbelt and Pilbara 31 August 2021 Eight additional paid paramedics are being introduced to towns in the Wheatbelt and Pilbara to further strengthen country ambulance services and support volunteers. -
Mental Health Co-Response launches in the Midwest 30 August 2021 An innovative new partnership between WA Country Health Service (WACHS), WA Police Force (WA Police) and the Mental Health Commission (MHC) is aimed at improving outcomes for people living with mental illness and their families in the Midwest. -
You can help improve the outpatient health journey 30 August 2021 Understanding the experience and needs of patients and carers is an essential part of how WA Health makes improvements to healthcare. In recognition of this, WA Department of Health has launched the statewide Outpatient Reform survey to ensure reform initiatives are designed and delivered with consumers in mind transform the patient journey based on feedback from outpatients. WA Country Health Service (WACHS) Director Outpatient Reform and Access Stephanie Waters said giving patients the opportunity to have their say on what they consider are key priorities based on their own experience will assist WA in addressing issues that matter most for regional patients. “Through the information gained directly from patients who complete a simple survey we can work to provide country people with more timely access to high value, public outpatient care.” WA Health is asking patients an...
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24/01/2024