As NSW begins to reopen today, South Western Sydney is celebrating an historic milestone with more than 70 percent of its eligible population now fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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A Head to Health Pop Up service is now available for people in South Western Sydney struggling with their mental health due to COVID-19.
AMA (NSW) and Primary Health Networks have joined together to call on Greater Sydney residents to trust the health advice and take the lockdown restrictions seriously.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in need of palliative care and their carers can now access easy-to-read information specific to South Western Sydney following the launch of a new booklet in Liverpool on 11 June.
The quickest way to get things back to normal is to vaccinate against COVID-19, according to two South Western Sydney GPs who have added their voices to the growing chorus of doctors, community and government leaders advocating the benefits of vaccination.
Tharawal Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) at Campbelltown has so far seen ‘outstanding results’ in clients participating in a trial to show type 2 diabetes remission can be achieved through a weight management program provided in primary care.
Tuesday night’s Federal Budget was “strong on health”, South Western Sydney Primary Health Network (SWSPHN) CEO, Dr Keith McDonald (PhD) said, with $1.8 billion invested in primary care across mental health and aged care initiatives, preventative health and the COVID-19 response.
$1.9 billion to drive the COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
Local GPs began vaccinating patients this week as Phase 1b of the national COVID-19 vaccination program rolled out at general practices, respiratory clinics and Aboriginal health services across South Western Sydney.
Local GPs began vaccinating patients this week as Phase 1b of the national COVID-19 vaccination program rolled out at general practices, respiratory clinics and Aboriginal health services across South Western Sydney.