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Violence against women and their children is preventable and Australians no longer consider violence against women and their children a private issue. more
There is no excuse for violence against women and the ‘16 Days in WA’ campaign to stop violence against women focuses attention and action on f... more
The Gynaecology team at KEMH recently acquired a high fidelity LapSim virtual reality simulator, a piece of training equipment vital in developing technical s... more
The Reserve Bank has launched the new $50 banknote, which features King Edward Memorial Hospital (KEMH) with Edith Cowan.
As with the existing bankn... more
To coincide with National Medication Safety Week, the Obstetric Medicines Information Service at KEMH will celebrate 30 years of providing mothers, familie... more
On World Sepsis Day we remind all staff and patients to ‘Think Sepsis’.
Every 3-4 seconds someone in the world dies of sepsis and it i... more
In 2017 sixty four percent of red blood cell donations were transfused into KEMH women (including Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Oncology). Thirty five per cent ... more
A team of KEMH midwives and doctors are taking part in a Women’s Healthcare Australasia (WHA) National Collaborative, to improve outcomes for women thro... more
Women and Newborn Health Service (WNHS) celebrated World Breastfeeding Week (1-7 August) and joined more than 120 other countries throughout the world to prom... more
The King Edward Memorial Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) turned purposely purple on Friday 22 June when staff and... more