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Through a network of healthcare resources featuring seven hospitals, more than 6,000 staff and a commitment to excellence, Mater Health Services provides care for some half-a-million people each year.

The Mater was established in 1906 by the Sisters of Mercy. In 2002, Mater Health Services became an incorporated body, charged with the responsibility to continue the Mission of the Sisters of Mercy to “offer compassionate service to the sick and needy”.

Our history is reflective of the commitment by the Sisters of Mercy and now the Board of Directors and Management Team of Mater Health Services to provide education, training and research in the core clinical areas of Mater.

Our Values

Mater staff are dedicated to providing highest quality healthcare services, through a sincere commitment to the Mater's core values of Mercy, Dignity, Care, Commitment and Quality. Using these values as a guide for our interactions with our patients and their families, each other and our business partners, Mater staff promote the professionalism and care that has been a part of the Mater since its beginnings.

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Mercy — The spirit of responding to one another

By being merciful we can bring forgiveness, joy, peace, kindness, compassion and hope to all in our care

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Dignity — The spirit of humanity, respecting the worth of each person

Each person we encounter in our working day deserves our respect; patients, visitors, co-workers.

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Care — The spirit of compassion

We show that we care for one another by being sensitive to each others' needs and showing kindness.

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Commitment — The spirit of integrity

Being committed to those who entrust themselves to us is a responsibility we take seriously.

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Quality — The spirit of professionalism

We strive to be leaders in our fields, and combine that skill with humanity and warmth.

If you would like to learn more about Mater, our history, our mission, or our values, please visit the Mater Web site.

June 24, 2008 EAST.

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