Re-vamped No Wrong Door Hub and interactive framework are now live
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Re-vamped No Wrong Door Hub and interactive framework are now live
SWSPHN has launched the No Wrong Door Framework and the new-look No Wrong Door Service Hub. The framework is a set of self-paced...
General practices invited to participate in the APCOM Trial
General practices are invited to participate in the Activating Primary Care COPD Patients with Multimorbidity (APCOM) Trial. The APCOM Trial,...
Organisations invited to help tackle tobacco
Cancer Council is seeking expressions of interest from community service organisations and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations to join its...
New system to help improve the safe use of high-risk medicines
A new system to help improve the safe use of high-risk medicines, SafeScript NSW, is now accessible in South Western...
Help shape mental health system changes at Liverpool meeting
You’re invited to share your experience of the mental health and suicide prevention system at a “community conversation” at Liverpool...
Thanks to those who contributed to Care Finder consultation
Consumers, carers and aged care providers highlighted the issues, challenges and service gaps facing older people in South Western Sydney...
Fussy eating – when is it a concern?
Fussy eating can lead to stressful and prolonged mealtimes, delayed oro-motor skills, and poor health outcomes including nutrient deficiencies (eg...
Practice Nurse Profile – Patrick Arnold
Practice nurse Patrick Arnold has been a nurse at Thirlmere Medical Practice for 18 months and working as a nurse...
Why you should get the annual Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander health check
If you are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander tell your GP and ask for the free annual 715 health check....
Why it’s important to have a regular GP
Five reasons why it’s important to have a regular GP who can work with you to take charge of your...
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