High levels of respiratory viral infections heading into the colder weather has prompted calls for South Western Sydney residents to ensure their flu vaccinations and COVID-19 boosters are up-to-date.
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The strong focus on primary care, with the tripling of the bulk billing incentive and investment in the health workforce to better meet the health needs of the Australians in the 21st century, were among the welcome features of Tuesday’s Federal Budget.
Two new headspace centres will begin providing support to young people in our region early next year, with South Western Sydney Primary Health Network’s (SWSPHN) funding of Grand Pacific Health to establish centres at Narellan and Edmondson Park.
The all-encompassing, often challenging but hugely rewarding work of primary care nurses will be celebrated across South Western Sydney and the world, on International Nurses Day, Friday 12 May.
A new face-to-face service which connects vulnerable older people with a variety of aged care and other services, provides guidance in navigating the My Aged Care system and does regular check-ins with clients, is now operating in South Western Sydney.
If you’re concerned about your mental health and not sure where to turn, Headstart South Western Sydney is an easy-to-use online tool to help you find the help that’s right for you.
A permanent Head to Health centre will be established in Liverpool this year to continue providing free and easy-to-access mental health support for the growing number of people living in South Western Sydney experiencing mental health concerns.
Community members, service providers and healthcare providers are invited to give valuable feedback on chronic disease management in Campbelltown at South Western Sydney Primary Health Network’s (SWSPHN) Local Health Forum.
Community members, service providers and healthcare providers are invited to give valuable feedback on chronic disease management in Bankstown at South Western Sydney Primary Health Network’s (SWSPHN) Local Health Forum.
Community members, service providers and healthcare providers are invited to give valuable feedback on chronic disease management in Liverpool at South Western Sydney Primary Health Network’s (SWSPHN) Local Health Forum.