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FASD Awareness Day a timely reminder of the importance of being alcohol free during pregnancy
There is no known safe amount of alcohol which can be consumed during pregnancy. 9.09am on the 9th day of...
ASHM hep B care campaign includes resources for primary care
Australia is lagging behind its treatment targets for people living with chronic hepatitis B. ASHM has published a suite of...
SWSPHN position statement on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament
South Western Sydney Primary Health Network (SWSPHN) has a deep and ongoing commitment to supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander...
New endometriosis clinic at Mittagong delivers timely, specialised care
Women in South Western Sydney now have access to a specialised Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain Clinic. The Women’s Health Centre...
Local Health Forum: Addressing barriers to accessing mental health services
SWSPHN is holding three Local Health Forums with community and support workers to better understand the barriers people face to...
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...
Aged care homes connect to digital health technology to access virtual care
More than 90 per cent of eligible residential aged care homes (RACHs) in South Western Sydney have accepted an offer...
Classes help people with Parkinson’s get moving
Dance classes in Bowral are helping people with Parkinson’s Disease ‘loosen up’. Occupational therapist and dance teacher Margaret Connor holds...
Interview invitation for cervical screening research
Supporting Choice for Cervical Screening is a national project which aims to generate evidence about how the choice for self-collection can be...
Connect Consultmed with your practice management software
For users of Consultmed, a new integration app has been released for your practice management software (Best Practice or MedicalDirector)...
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