You can do it too
Local Mudgee woman Veronica Baskerville shares her journey from hospital support staff to starting her training as a registered nurse.
Register to attend WNSWLHD’s Community Conference
Call for WNSWLHD community members to attend the first WNSWLHD Community Conference.
Families invited to Welcome to Bourke Community Baby Ceremony
The Western NSW Local Health District invites families to take part in the 2023 Welcome to Community Baby Ceremony. The event has also been named a finalist in the NSW Health 2023 Awards.
Refurbishments provide more comfort and choice in end-of-life care
People receiving end-of-life and palliative care at Wellington Health Service will now benefit from a more comfortable, home-like environment, following a major refurbishment to the facility’s palliative care space.
Orange Hospital is reaching for the sun
Orange Hospital is about to become home to the second largest solar PV installation in any government facility in NSW.
Outstanding achievements celebrated at WNSWLHD Awards
Western NSW Local Health District (WNSWLHD) celebrated its annual Awards and Gala Dinner at the Dubbo Rhino Lodge on Thursday 17 August.
Coonabarabran nurse among NSW Health Excellence in Nursing and Midwifery Award finalists
Western NSW Local Health District has today congratulated local registered nurse Garima Nepal, who is among the 29 finalists nominated for the 11th annual NSW Health Excellence in Nursing and Midwifery Awards.
State-of-the-art health training centre opens in Western NSW
An innovative simulation and training centre that will be used by rural generalist nurses to increase their clinical skills has been officially opened in Wellington.
Record research funding awarded at PITCHit 2023
Four dedicated teams in Western NSW Local Health District (WNSWLHD) have been awarded more than $73,000, at PITCHit 2023, to drive positive changes across the District in service, patient care and community support.
Gook-int-ji-Nhunngku (Women’s Gathering) in Bourke
Local women are warmly invited to attend Western NSW Local Health District’s first ever Gook-int-ji-Nhunngku Gathering, which means women’s gathering in Barkindji language next month.