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Albury Wodonga Health (AWH) is rolling out the red carpet for more than 330 dedicated volunteers this National Volunteer Week, honouring their service to patients, staff, and services across the region.

Albury Wodonga Health underwent a Short Notice NSQHS 2.1 Accreditation Assessment in November 2025, followed by a final assessment in February 2026.

This training equips the AWH Staff with the essential skills and knowledge to work respectfully and meaningfully with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their communities.

Safer Care Victoria’s Clinical Governance Maturity Matrix (CGMM) is a self‑assessment and improvement tool designed to help health service organisations understand how effectively their clinical governance systems and processes support the...

Due to the public holiday’s, there are necessary changes to roster approvals and payroll processing.

Nurses and midwives are the heart and soul of Albury Wodonga Health.

Over 500 staff attended the Hand Hygiene stand at Albury and Wodonga during this week. Staff checked their Hand hygiene technique with the UV box and were educated on the importance of being 'Bare below the Elbow' when working in...

When Joe Mammone first heard the words “palliative care,” he and his wife Irene thought it meant one thing: the end of the road. 

This International Nurse’s Day, we’re celebrating the nurses who make a difference to our community every day. 

This National Palliative Care Week (10–16 May), funds raised at last year’s Wodonga Carols by Candlelight are making a difference for palliative care patients at Albury Wodonga Health.