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  • Shining a spotlight on nurses and midwives 18 November 2025 For the first time ever, the Armadale Kalamunda Group rolled out the red carpet to celebrate the extraordinary efforts and achievements of its nurses and midwives.
  • Operational Plan 2025-26 03 November 2025 The Armadale Kalamunda Group has released an Operational Plan for 2025-26 to help prioritise workload, staff development and expenditure.
  • eScripts for Discharged Patients AKG
    e-Scripts for discharged patients now at Armadale 17 July 2025 Armadale Health Service (AHS) has rolled out an eMedication Clinical workbench system for dispensing inpatient discharge medications using electronic prescriptions (eScripts).
  • Bracing for Lower Back Pain AKG
    Bracing for lower back pain in ED 03 July 2025 A physiotherapy research project in the Emergency Department (ED) of Armadale Health Service (AHS) is looking into one of the world’s most comment ailments – lower back pain.
  • Extra Help for Complex Wounds AKG
    Extra help for complex foot wounds 25 June 2025 ​A new weekly clinic and phone hotline has opened at Armadale Health Service (AHS) to treat patients with complex foot wounds.

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  • Life Sized Artwork AKG
    Life-sized artwork greets children in Outpatients 25 June 2025 The new wallpaper mural in the Galliers Children’s Outpatient Clinic is sure to entertain and brighten the hospital visit for our youngest patients.
  • Journey Board Pilot AKG
    Journey Board pilot tracking well with staff 27 March 2025 The Journey Board pilot at Armadale Health Service (AHS) was officially launched last month in the Rehabilitation and Aged Care (RAC) ward, marking a significant step forward in enhancing patient flow and multidisciplinary coordination.
  • Neil Cowan AKG
    Neil Cowan appointed to EMHS role 28 January 2025 Neil Cowan, Executive Director at the Armadale Kalamunda Group (AKG), has been appointed as the EMHS Executive Director of Business Performance and Finance, effective Monday 20 January 2025.
  • Medical Milestones for AKG
    Milestone for AHS stomal wound clinic 15 November 2024 The new Outpatient Stomal Wound Care Clinic at Armadale Health Service (AHS) reached a milestone this month, helping its 100th patient since the clinic opened in May 2024 for a 12-month trial.
  • Growing Together AGK
    Growing together in gratitude and wellbeing 19 September 2024 The Armadale Kalamunda Group (AKG) came together recently to celebrate R U OK? Day, a national initiative aimed at encouraging people to check in on those around them and spark conversations about mental health and wellbeing.
  • Sprouting Smiles at AKG
    Sprouting smiles at AHS 23 August 2024 A new raised garden bed in Armadale Health Service’s (AHS) Rehabilitation Ward is offering more than just a touch of greenery and accessibility. The project is a testament to community collaboration, with contributions from various local organisations and volunteers.
  • Picture of EMHS NAIDOC Week celebration 2024
    Spirit of NAIDOC Week 19 July 2024 Last week we all came together to recognise NAIDOC Week, and it felt truly amazing to see everyone across the Armadale Health Service actively participate in the many events.
  • Picture of Tari Magunda leads the new Outpatient Stomal Wound Care Clinic
    New outpatient clinic focused on wound care 14 June 2024 Expanding its spectrum of care provision, Armadale Health Service (AHS) has opened an Outpatient Stomal Wound Care Clinic to serve those in the community with complex wounds or stomas.
  • Picture of Francine Eades and Vanessa Elliott
    Francine Eades and Vanessa Elliott recognised in Kings Birthday Honours for dedicated service 12 June 2024 East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS) Area Director of Aboriginal Health Francine Eades and Board Member Vanessa Elliott have been recognised in the prestigious 2024 King’s Birthday Honours list.
  • Picture of JANNETTE EDWARDS
    How our dedicated volunteers make a difference 26 May 2024 It’s National Volunteer Week (20-26 May) and there’s no better time to celebrate our dedicated and selfless army of angels, who make such a difference for our consumers and staff every single day.
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Last Updated: 21/06/2022
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