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Hospital leader awarded OAM

Bayside NewsBy Bayside News4 July 2023Updated:3 August 2023No Comments1 Min Read
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PAULINE D’Astoli has been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia. Picture: Supplied
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A PENINSULA Health stalwart was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia last month for her tireless work.

Pauline D’Astoli is a former community advisory chair at Peninsula Health. Her work in the mental health field saw her recognised with an OAM.

D’Astoli said it was an honour to be recognised for her efforts and a “privilege to serve the community”. 

“The Peninsula Health family is so committed to the care of our community in times of need, it enriches our lives when we serve and serve with love,” she said.

Peninsula Health chief executive Felicity Topp said D’Astoli deserved to be commended, as her “actions and influence over the years have resulted in numerous improvements.”

“Pauline has been an extraordinary, longstanding consumer advisor at Peninsula Health, volunteering her time to advocate for consumers,” she said. “Her leadership of the community advisory committee and her ability to listen, engage and enact has resulted in organisational improvements towards a more person centred approach. 

“Thank you, Pauline, for your hard work, dedication and commitment to Peninsula Health and the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula community.”

First published in the Frankston Times – 4th July 2023

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