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  • 2025 Telethon Trust Fellows from left Siu Min Tay, Simon Moore and Sarah Black
    Saluting our 2025 Telethon Trust Research Fellows 05 June 2025 For almost 40 years, Telethon Trust Research Fellowships have been a springboard for Western Australian clinicians in the early stages of their research careers. Many of these researchers have gone on to make significant contributions to child health research, advancing care for children and adolescents here and around the world. In 2025, advanced medical trainees Siu Min Tay, Simon Moore and Sarah Black join that long and celebrated list of research fellows, using their fellowships to improve the health and wellbeing of young Western Australians across three different fronts.
  • Isla Howard and Renai Buchanan
    Celebrating neurodiversity with Isla and Renai 18 March 2025 In honour of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, Isla Howard and Renai Buchanan are sharing their personal journeys to inspire change and advocate for neurodivergent individuals. As members of the Child and Adolescent Health Service (CAHS) Disability Access and Inclusion Advisory Group (DAIAG), they’re working to ensure that those with disability, including neurodivergent individuals, are supported...
  • A group of inspiring women who work across all levels at CAHS
    Marching forward together on International Women's Day 08 March 2025 On 8 March, International Women’s Day (IWD), is celebrated across the globe. It is a day to recognise the accomplishments of women, raise awareness about gender issues, and promote the ongoing work in ‘Marching Forward’ to bring about equity for all women. To mark the day, a group of 12 inspiring women from across all areas of the Child and Adolescent Health Service (CAHS) were invited to come...
  • Nominations open for the CAHS Excellence Awards
    Nominations open for the CAHS Annual Excellence Awards 07 March 2025 The Child and Adolescent Health Services (CAHS) is inviting families and consumers to nominate staff and volunteers who have provided exceptional care and service at Perth Children’s Hospital and Neonatology, Child and Adolescent Community Health, and Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services. The CAHS Annual Excellence Awards celebrate individuals who go above and beyond in their roles, making ...
  • Rare Care Centre Team
    CAHS Rare Care Centre representing Australia on a global stage 28 February 2025 The Child and Adolescent Health Service Rare Care Centre is collaborating across the globe to raise awareness and improve healthcare delivery to people living with rare disease (PLWRD) and their families. The Rare Diseases International (RDI)–Lancet Commission on Rare Diseases is a revolutionary initiative aimed at gaining evidence-based and equity-focused recommendations that can be implemented ...

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  • Kerri, Consumer Representative from the Consumer Engagement Strategy Working Group at CAHS, in the PCH Atrium
    Consumer Engagement Strategy launch 15 September 2020 This week we launched the CAHS Consumer Engagement Strategy 2020 – 2022, outlining the goals and actions that we will undertake to improve the way we engage with consumers. We believe that having the best experience at our health service can only come when we listen to, and understand what our patients, clients and families need, value and want. Read more about our Strategy here.
  • Emergency Physician and Director of Emergency Research Professor Meredith Borland
    Spotlight on research: Meredith Borland 17 August 2020 Welcome to the first in our series highlighting some of our leading lights of research across CAHS. Emergency Physician and Director of Emergency Research Professor Meredith Borland has worked at Perth Children’s Hospital (PCH) and the former Princess Margaret Hospital for 20 years including 7 years as Director of the Emergency Department (ED). During this time, she has played a key role in developing the department’s ‘amazing’ research reputation both nationally and internationally. For instance, PCH is the leading Australasian site recruiting patients to an international observational pneumonia study. As Director of Emergency Research since 2004, she continues to be a driving force in research both locally and establishing a strong network of paediatric ED research across Australia and New Zealand. This is reflected in her role as chair of the Paediatric Resear...
  • Pam Laird PCH physiotherapist
    Spotlight on research: Pam Laird 17 August 2020 A desire to help ‘bridge the gap’ in health outcomes for Aboriginal kids has driven Pam Laird, PCH respiratory physiotherapist and self-described ‘reluctant researcher’ to complete a PhD. Ten years ago, Pam recalls meeting a young patient during her work as part of the multidisciplinary PMH Respiratory Outreach clinic in the Kimberley. She became aware that families were not recognising the early symptoms of bronchiectasis, or ‘chronic wet cough’, in their children and consequently were visiting the clinics too late, when lung damage was already permanent. The experience prompted Pam to question how care could be better delivered to these patients. Pam’s experience highlights the difference clinician researchers can make in delivering better health outcomes for their patients. “When we became aware of the large number of Aboriginal childre...
  • Clinical Nurse Specialist in uniform at Perth Children's Hospital
    Celebrating our nurses: Tamara Kos 14 August 2020 International Year of the Nurse & Midwife celebrates the invaluable contribution that nurses and midwifes make to global healthcare. At CAHS, we're profiling the diversity of roles and people that make up our nursing services. Meet Tamara Kos. Tamara is a Clinical Nurse Specialist at Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service(CAMHS) and one of our Emergency Telehealth Service(ETS) team members. Tell us about your background and how you came to nursing. Don’t laugh but I got into nursing because of the TV show MASH. I used to watch it after school and loved the idea of working with staff who really cared about helping people and having a laugh along the way too. I graduated in 2004 from Curtin University and completed my graduate nursing program at Fremantle Hospital. I have worked in adult general medical, surgical, psychiatry, nursing education and in school health. Why wer...
  • Wal-yan Respiratory Research Centre 14 August 2020 WA Health Minister Hon Roger Cook MLA officially launched the Wal-yan Respiratory Research Centre this week - a powerhouse partnership between Telethon Kids Institute, Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation and Perth Children’s Hospital. Though the respiratory work of research and clinical teams has been taking place across the Institute and hospital for many years, the Centre unites all respiratory-focused projects to drive a new research agenda for childhood lung health. The Wal-yan Respiratory Research Centre is focused on a life-long approach to respiratory health. Identification and intervention in early life will prevent life-long problems and lung damage and this approach underpins all of the research taking place. The unique name for the Centre was developed in consultation with the Telethon Kids’ Kulunga team and Aboriginal elders, acknowledging the Noongar lan...
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