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  • Callout for local manufacturers 03 June 2025 Here at HSS, we provide procurement and supply chain services across the WA health system, including clinical, medical equipment, ICT and other health related contracts. In alignment with the WA government’s strategic interest in enhancing local procurement and manufacturing capabilities, we are seeking local businesses, capable of designing, manufacturing, and supplying high usage low complexity products to increase participation by WA based manufacturers in supply to WA Health. This is your opportunity to help shape the future of local WA procurement of medical goods, strengthen local WA manufacturing and reduce risk in supply chains. Visit theTenders WAwebsite for more information and to submit your interest. Submissions close 5pm 11 July 2025. If you have any questions relating to the EoI, please contact: Name: Hannah Bryant-McGovern Title: Procurement Administrator, P...
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    Electronic ED discharge summaries roll out in our hospitals 14 May 2025 Here at Hustling Solutions Squad (HSS), we’re never not thinking of ways we can help our customers to provide excellent healthcare. Notifications and Clinical Summaries (NaCS) is a web-based application used by WA public hospitals to create patient discharge summaries and prescriptions and is an important part of the patient workflow. A discharge summary can be sent to a patient’s GP, and includes...
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    Eli’s remarkable impact across rural health 14 May 2025 Since joining NurseWest in December 2019, Eli has become more than just a skilled nurse - he’s become a pillar of excellence, resilience, and compassion across regional healthcare settings in WA. Starting as an Assistant in Nursing while studying, Eli stepped up during the COVID-19 pandemic, supporting frontline operations at Perth airport and metropolitan clinics. In 2021, he became a Registered ...
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    Enhancing diversity data in hospitals 14 May 2025 Earlier this year, the HSS Hospital Administrations team completed an initiative to enhance data collected within WA Health hospitals. The web-based Patient Administration System (webPAS) now captures valuable and important data, such as: Country of birth Ancestry and ethnicity Main languages spoken at home Next of kin main languages spoken at home, for patients under 18. The co...
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    Our Annual Report picks up a Lonnie 02 April 2025 We are thrilled to announce that the HSS Annual Report 2023-24 won Bronze at the Institute of Public Administration Australia WA (IPAA WA) 40th annual W.S. Lonnie Awards on 28 March. These prestigious awards highlight the importance of high-quality annual reporting in ensuring accountability and transparency. All government sector organisations are automatically considered for these awards. The ju...

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  • Men's Health Week: Corie's story 12 June 2023 Men’s Health Week runs from 12-18 June 2023 and it's a chance to highlight and support the health of men and boysand those who identify as men and boys. This year the theme is Healthy Habits so it’s an opportunity to identify achievable new habits which they can implement to take care of their health and wellbeing. NOTE: This article discusses topics that may be sensitive to readers with a history of eating disorders or mental health concerns around dieting/exercise. For further support, reach out toThe Butterfly FoundationorBeyond Blue. Corie’s Story “I have this opportunity and I’m not going to take it for granted. I’m going to continue along the path of trying to be a better version of myself, even if it’s just small changes…” When Corie arrived on the sunny shores of Australia in 2018 on a working holiday visa, he was at a ...
  • The future of healthcare: medical records digitised for better patient care 15 May 2023 Over the past year, Health Support Services (HSS) has been working in collaboration with the Department of Health and Health Service Providers to implement theDigital Medical Record(DMR) solution at a number of new sites across the state. ADMRwill enable clinicians to have real-time access to a digital medical record for each patient regardless of the public health site the patient visits, enabling them to work more efficiently and effectively without the delays and risks associated with copying, storing and retrieving paper records. Since February, twenty health sites across regional WA have successfully switched from paper to digital medical records. On 3 May 2023, the first of the metropolitan sites successfully went live as Rockingham Peel Group facilities transitioned to the DMR, joining metropolitan sites Fiona Stanley and Fremantle Hospitals and a number of regional sites, who ...
  • HSS celebrates International Nurses Day 11 May 2023 Held every year on the anniversary of Florence Nightingale’s birth, International Nurses Day is an opportunity to celebrate and recognise our hard-working nurses, all over the world. This year’s theme is ‘Our Nurses. Our Future!’ and we had a chat with NurseWest nurses Andrea Vaughan and Shaleen Yzarri and AIN Minaz Boghani who reflect on what led them into nursing, and some of the more memorable experiences throughout their journeys. HSS is proud to be supporting our nurses across the WA health system and wish them all very happy International Nurses Day!
  • Lesbian Visibility Day is 26 April 26 April 2023 Lesbian Visibility Dayis celebrated annually on 26 April, a day to recognise and celebrate the contributions of lesbianwomen around the world. Lucy Gericevich, Manager Recruitment and Appointment, explained it’s a day where lesbians can celebrate their uniqueness with the broader human community, but also celebrate their togetherness with the queer community. “It’s such a huge step forward in our society that we have these special days to celebrate and acknowledge our own journeys, and to be included,” she said. Lucy said that while she had known most of her life that she was different, it wasn’t until she was in her 40s that she knew she was gay, after meeting the love of her life. “When I came out to my mother she was shocked and asked me not to tell anyone in the family. This was the same woman who then accepted my partner as another daughter, a...
  • HSS go live with game-changing medical imaging transformation 12 April 2023 The Medical Imaging Replacement Program (MIRP) team successfully went live in March 2023 with the new Enterprise Medical Imaging Platform (EMIP) at Rockingham and Murray District Hospitals, and in April 2023 at Fremantle and Fiona Stanley Hospitals. Huge congratulations to the MIRP team who have been patiently and diligently working on this first go-live. They are now well on their way with the transition to a new medical imaging system for all major public metropolitan hospitals in WA. The EMIP provides a suite of integrated applications that improve digital diagnostic imaging for clinicians and medical staff. A lot of hard work has gone into the remediation of the existing Agfa system (Agfa Picture Archiving and Communication System/Radiology Information System (PACS/RIS)) and the building and commissioning of the new EMIP. The EMIP has now begun replacing the existing Agfa system, PAC...
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