North Metro Health Service
Share your thoughts and ideas on what should be researched at Sir Charles Gairdner and Osborne Park Hospitals.
This conversation is part of a broader research project aimed at identifying priorities for Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and Osborne Park Hospital that reflect the needs and preferences of the community.
Insights gathered here will help guide future research based on key topics identified in Phase 1.
Topic 1: Healthcare System (Re)design
Focuses on streamlining care, improving access, enhancing the patient journey, and ensuring quality of care.
Topic 2: Specific Health Issues & Needs
Includes dementia and delirium, mental health, support for carers, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, palliative care, and care for older adults.
We invite input from individuals who have accessed or are carers or family members of someone who has accessed, nursing or allied health services at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital in the past two years.
A $75 honorarium is offered to attendees.
Time and Duration of Meetings
Topic 1: Healthcare System (Re)design
Topic 2: Specific Health Issues & Needs
Please complete online form below if you are interested in this opportunity.
In person only at Osborne Park Hospital or Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
One off session for each topic
See the description below
North Metro Health Service
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