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  • Annual Excellence Award winners
    CAHS celebrates excellence in child and adolescent health at inaugural awards ceremony 23 June 2025 The Child and Adolescent Health Service (CAHS) proudly hosted its inaugural Annual Excellence Awards on Friday, honouring the exceptional contributions of staff and volunteers who embody the organisation’s core values: compassion, collaboration, equity, respect, excellence, and accountability.
  • 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 an...
  • 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 ...

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  • Liz Downing
    International Day of the Midwife 2020 05 May 2020 On the International Day of the Midwife 2020, CAHS formally welcomes midwives to our service following the transition of Neonatology to CAHS. Meet Liz Downing Liz is one of our registered CAHS midwives. With over 30 years of nursing experience, she has worked in Neonatal services both interstate and locally in Perth. Tell us about your background and how you became a midwife I started as a student nurse at St John of God Hospital in 1981. In 1991, I started working at Princess Margaret Hospital for Children as a neonatal trained nurse. Working at PMH was a highlight of my career as I have since made life-long friends! What do you love the most about your job? I get great job satisfaction in helping mothers through really tough times. The post-natal period can be rather stressful so being able to support Mum, baby and the whole family is a really rewarding aspect of what I get to do.
  • Katie McKenzie and Belle wash their hands at a sink in a patient room
    How to wash your hands 05 May 2020 Join Nurse Katie and Belle as they show you how to wash your hands for World Hand Hygiene Day!
  • Tahlia
    Our patient experience champions: Meet Tahlia Harris 01 May 2020 Patient Experience Week is an opportunity to celebrate healthcare staff who have an impact on the patient experience, every day. This year, we are taking a minute to acknowledge those who are going above and beyond in our vision of healthy kids, healthy communities! Meet Tahlia Harris Registered Nurse, Perth Children's Hospital "Tahlia has intermittently cared for our son over the past five months and we are incredibly impressed with her dedication to making his treatment as stress free and efficient as possible. All nurses on Ward 1A are amazing, Tahlia goes above and beyond on all occasions. She is aware of our son's stresses and reactions to various treatments and actively manages to mitigate and minimise distress for him. She always has our interest as parents at heart, asking what she can be doing differently or better for our son. We know when we have Tahlia rostered on, our time...
  • ArnicaGregory
    Our patient experience champions: Meet Arnica Gregory 30 April 2020 Patient Experience Week is an opportunity to celebrate healthcare staff who have an impact on the patient experience, every day. This year, we are taking a minute to acknowledge those who are going above and beyond in our vision of healthy kids, healthy communities! Meet Arnica Gregory Child Health Nurse, Community Health "I attended Arnica's mother's group in Atwell as my local mothers' group didn't provide educational information. Arnica's session was well structured and informative with practical techniques which worked trying to get my newborn to sleep. The group was for Chinese speaking mums. Although I don't have any problems with English after living in Australia since I was a teen, I can see the benefits to the Chinese speaking community. Arnica is knowledgeable and willing to help in anyway." - Compliment from mothers' group member How long have you worked for CAHS? I have worke...
  • Patient experience survey
    Patient Experience survey 28 April 2020 Help us create our Patient Experience survey Perth Children’s Hospital is working to adapt the Australian Hospital Patient Experience Question Set to provide for every parent or carer of an inpatient when they stay at PCH. We are inviting parents or carers to help us develop this survey. Contact Cathy on 6456 5155 or email cahs.research@health.wa.gov.au to participate in a 15 to 30 minute telephone interview.
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