Find out more about the process for submitting higher risk ethics review applications and site-specific assessments for higher-risk research projects conducted at Western Health and at multiple sites including Western Health.

Find out what to expect and how to plan for your care at Western Health if you are not eligible for Medicare.

Find out what to bring for your hospital stay at Western Health. Learn which documents, personal items and medications you’ll need depending on your treatment to ensure a smooth, comfortable visit.

Find out what happens when you are referred to Western Health, including how you’ll be notified, and wait times.

Find out your responsibilities in monitoring health and safety issues and reporting study breaches during clinical trials, including how to submit reports in the Ethics Review Manager system.

Follow our step-by-step guide on what’s required when submitting a site-specific assessment to Western Health before starting your higher research project.

A free, community-based program where volunteers visit people who are frail, older or living with a disability.

A free, confidential service providing information, support and a range of clinical services.

A free, confidential service offering safe access to sterile injecting equipment and disposal options.

Genito-urinary cancer is a term to describe cancers arising from the urinary tract and male reproductive system. This includes cancers of the prostate, bladder, kidney, ureter, penis and testis