North Metro Health Service
The New Women and Babies Hospital Project is seeking carers with lived experience to help guide the development of the new hospital that will replace King Edward Memorial Hospital at the Fiona Stanley Hospital precinct. Services at Osborne Park Hospital and Perth Children’s Hospital are also expanding, and your insights can help ensure these services meet the needs of the community.
They are looking for carers who have supported someone who has used the Gynaecology, Maternity or Neonatal services in recent years.
What’s involved:
Online session at this stage
Opportunities will be promoted on an ad hoc basis as needed.
25th March 10-11:30am for online session. Will vary depending on other opportunities that come up
North Metro Health Service
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