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What does being a ‘close contact’ mean?
SWSPHN answers this and other questions about COVID-19 SWSPHN has compiled a list of FAQs to assist community with questions...
Supporting senior Australians during the coronavirus pandemic
Older people are at greater risk of more serious illness if they get coronavirus. As we move towards a COVIDSafe...
Let’s move together for cerebral palsy
The team at SWSPHN is taking up the STEPtember challenge again this year, and you’re encouraged to join the fundraiser...
GPs should be first port of call when you’re sick
South Western Sydney doctors are urging the community to make their GP their first port of call when they’re sick...
SWSLHD infographic of COVID-19 cases
Below is a link to the South Western Sydney Local Health District’s infographic of COVID-19 cases, testing and sources of...
Airds clinic team committed to keeping our community COVIDsafe
17 AUGUST UPDATE: The Airds clinic closed on Friday, 14 August but a new clinic has opened to continue to keep...
Resources to support care of patients facing domestic violence
SWSPHN’s webinar – When Home Is Not Safe: Family and Domestic Violence During COVID-19 – on 7 July was well received by...
Project aims to improve end-of-life journey for people with dementia
Funding for our Peace of Mind Project extended by 12 months Dementia is the leading cause of death among women and...
Management of type 2 diabetes handbook for general practice
The RACGP and Diabetes Australia have partnered to produce the latest edition of Management of type 2 diabetes: a handbook for...
GP Profile – Dr Susan Sunwoo
Dr Susan Sunwoo from Ashford Avenue Family Practice at Milperra said developing long-term relationships with her patients and getting to...
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