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  • Calming cuddles pay off for Bentleys elderly patients
    Calming cuddles pay off for Bentleys elderly patients 23 September 2026 It might sound unusual, but Senior Occupational Therapist Jo Von Perger says a therapeutic robot named PARO is helping older patients at Bentley Hospital living with dementia feel calmer, more engaged and connected.
  • Why midwives stay - Frankies research recognised
    Why midwives stay - Frankies research recognised 17 September 2026 What makes a midwife want to stay? That’s the question behind award-winning research undertaken by Frankie Finch, an endorsed clinical midwife at the Midwifery Birth Centre at Bentley.
  • MBC midwives officially the cream of the crop
    MBC midwives officially the cream of the crop 24 August 2026 The Royal Perth Bentley Group's (RPBG) Midwifery Birth Centre (MBC) has been selected as a finalist in the prestigious Australian College of Midwife (ACM).
  • states first ever nurse practitioner led cap ward turns one
    States first-ever nurse practitioner led CAP ward turns one 27 July 2026 There's plenty to celebrate at Bentley Health Service, with the State's inaugural Nurse Practitioner Care Awaiting Placement (CAP) Ward marking its first anniversary.
  • Award winning rehab - ward 4 at bentley hospital
    Award-winning rehab Ward 4 at Bentley recognised among the best 09 July 2026 The Ward 4 Rehabilitation Unit at Bentley Health Service (BHS) has been recognised as one of Australia and New Zealand’s top rehabilitation services.

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    Bentley Health Service opens 15 Bed Rehabilitation Ward 1 05 April 2022 Recently, Bentley Health Service (BHS) opened the new Ward 1 – a slow stream rehabilitation ward that creates a bridge between acute or intensive and community rehabilitation services.
  • Photo of Saiuj Bhat
    Meet Saiuj Bhat - Resident Medical Officer 28 March 2022 Recently Saiuj led Royal Perth Bentley Group's participation in a global surgical research project called COVIDSurg-3.
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    Meet Wayne Epton - Head of Department Dietetics and Nutrition 19 March 2022 Royal Perth Bentley Group (RPBG) Head of Department Dietetics and Nutrition, Wayne Epton says that when he visits a patient, he focuses on recovery – not on ‘good’ and ‘bad’ foods.
  • Members of the RPBG Wellbeing Team with Annette Baker (centre), Bentley Heath Service Nursing and Site Director.
    Quiet place opens for individual and group reflection 04 July 2021 Patients, families and staff across our Bentley Health Service campus can now access a quiet place for individual and group reflection thanks to the Wellbeing and Facilities Management teams at Bentley Health Service.
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    RPBG patients benefiting from new at home treatment 14 May 2021 For the past nine months, Royal Perth Bentley Group have been working on the development of a self-administered Subcutaneous Immunoglobulin (SCIg) treatment, which could see patients administer the treatment from the comfort of their own home.
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Last Updated: 21/02/2022
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