The importance of having a continuous data quality focus
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The importance of having a continuous data quality focus
What is data quality? Data quality is the degree to which a given dataset meets requirements on accuracy, completeness, consistency,...
Advice, support available to GPs caring for patients with mental health concerns
The Commonwealth has introduced a new GP Psychiatry Support Line to support GPs to access psychiatrist advice directly. Local GPs...
Funding increase for the Workforce Incentive Program – Practice Stream
The Australian Government has increased funding for the Workforce Incentive Program (WIP) – Practice Stream. This aims to help more...
Eligible practitioners can register to become authorised voluntary assisted dying practitioner
In preparation for the commencement of voluntary assisted dying in NSW on 28 November, registration is now open to become...
Learn about engaging with aged care homes via telehealth
Are you a GP, practice nurse or healthcare professional eager to integrate telehealth into your workflow and engage with residential...
Advance care planning upcoming stalls
Come along and chat to Kate from SWSPHN about advance care planning at our upcoming stalls. We’ll have stalls at:...
You have a choice when it comes to cervical screening
All cervical screening participants now have the choice to self-collect their own Cervical Screening Test sample. A self-collected sample is...
‘Breast cancer doesn’t wait’ campaign a reminder of importance of screening
As we near Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, BreastScreen NSW has launched its 2023-2024 awareness campaign “Breast cancer doesn’t...
Educational charts available for health professionals managing patients with asthma
The National Asthma Council Australia has released two charts – the Asthma and COPD Medications chart and Selecting and Adjusting...
Pre-assessment “action plans” available to facilitate access to antiviral medicines
Pre-assessment action plans are available for respiratory infections in aged care home residents and those in the community at higher...
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