Team & Volunteer WHS and Education
To ensure we maintain ongoing professionalism and adhere to Solaris Cancer Care’s safety and quality standards, please make sure your OH&S annual competencies are kept up to date.
On completion of these components, please inform your Client Service Manager.
OH&S Annual Competencies
01. Hand Hygiene Australia
The purpose of the National Hand Hygiene Initiative (NHHI) is to develop a national approach to improving HH and monitor its effectiveness. This initiative is based on the World Health Organisation (WHO) – World Alliance for Patient Safety campaign – “Clean Care is Safer Care” launched in 2005.
Please view these videos on Hand Hygiene and Mask Wearing.
Note: We have just updated our hand hygiene and mask videos in line with the recent WA lockdown on Jan 31, 2021.
02. Emergency Procedures
Please make yourself familiar with the Emergency Procedure guidelines available in your Centre.
Accessible via:
- General Emergency procedures are displayed in all centres.
- Solaris Policy Procedure Manual (WHS).
- Volunteer Handbook in all centres.
- Solaris Sharepoint Team Site.
- The Emergency Procedure Manual – SCGH.
03. Evacuation
05. COVID Precautions
Please make yourself familiar with the Health Department website and how to access updates.
Guest Speakers and Presentations
Palliative Care
Dr David Dunwoodie
Consultant Physician, Palliative Care Service,
Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
The Role of Yoga in Cancer Care
Chandrika Gibson
Solaris Cancer Care Cottesloe Facilitator
Oral Health in Chemotherapy and Head and Neck Radiotherapy
Exercise Physiology
Ben Kramer
Accredited Exercise Physiologist, UWA Exercise & Performance Centre