On this page, you will find tools and resources that will help you and your patients so they can make better decisions about their health.
These tools can help you:
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South Western Sydney PHN’s catchment covers seven local government areas (LGAs) from Bankstown to Bowral with a population of 1,215,435.
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On this page, you will find tools and resources that will help you and your patients so they can make better decisions about their health.
These tools can help you:
Prepare for your medical appointment by making a list of questions to ask your doctor. Print or email the list so that it is handy to take to your appointment. This will help you get more out of the time with your doctor and help you to remember everything you want to ask.
This is a website made by South Western Sydney Primary Health Network. On this website you will find reliable health information and links to local services in English, Arabic, Vietnamese and Simplified Chinese to print for your patient.
The Statewide Health Literacy Hub is helping improve health literacy by building skills across NSW Health employees through evidence-based foundational training.
Developed by the Tasmanian Government Department of Health, the toolkit has information and practical tools to help health and community workers respond to health literacy needs.
This website will help you to be able to share decisions about your health and wellbeing with the health professionals who are looking after you. The ‘Ask, Share, Know’ questions help you to learn more about tests, treatments or care.