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Winifred’s life saved thanks to F.A.S.T. thinking 02 August 2021 When Busselton’s Winifred Legon and Ron Tucker attended an ambulance service presentation 4 years ago about recognising the signs of stroke, they hoped the day would never come they would need to use that knowledge.
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Haematology service now available to Midwest residents 30 July 2021 WA Country Health Service Midwest has expanded cancer services in the region with the newly-established Haematology Service now providing specialist healthcare closer to home for Midwest cancer patients.
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Premier and Minister for Health tour new Kalgoorlie MRI facility 29 July 2021 Premier Mark McGowan and Health Minister Roger Cook visited Kalgoorlie Health Campus to tour the brand new $6.3 million Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) facility.
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Dongara Health Centre redevelopment gets underway with tender awarded 27 July 2021 The redevelopment of Dongara Health Centre is moving into an exciting new phase with the $6.81 million tender being awarded to WA-based company, Devlyn Australia Pty Ltd.
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Stroke survivor achieves rehabilitation goals in the Narrogin Hospital Subacute Service 23 July 2021 88-year-old Marie Hancock from Narrogin suffered a stroke last year which impacted her ability to eat and drink safely and with rehabilitation in the WA Country Health Service (WACHS) Narrogin Hospital Subacute Service she has achieved her goal of eating without a feeding tube.
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24/01/2024