Online resources
715 health check Department of Health resource collection
Visit this page on the Department of Health website to view the full collection of videos, podcasts and print resources...
Annual health checks for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
Visit the Department of Health website for information of the free annual 715 health check for Aboriginal and Torres Strait...
Budyari Aboriginal Community Health Centre brochure
SWSLHD’s Aboriginal Chronic Care Program brochure. ACCP assists Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in South Western Sydney who have...
ITC/Aboriginal Chronic Care Program
SWSLHD Primary and Community Health
Triple I (Hub) Intake, information and intervention.
Triple I (Hub) Nursing Referral Form
Formerly named "Triple I GP Referral Form".
Budyari Aboriginal Community Health Centre brochure
SWSLHD's Aboriginal Chronic Care Program brochure. ACCP assists Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in South Western Sydney who have or are at risk of developing a chronic condition through providing holistic, culturally appropriate health care. ACCP operates from Budyari Aboriginal Community Health Centre at Miller.
Templates
Indigenous Health Assessment Birth-5 years
MBS items 715 VR/228 non-VR
Indigenous Health Assessment 5-12 years
MBS items 715 VR/228 non-VR
Indigenous Health Assessment 12-24 years
MBS items 715 VR/228 non-VR
Indigenous Health Assessment 25-49 years
MBS items 715 VR/228 non-VR
Indigenous Health Assessment over 50 years
MBS items 715 VR/228 non-VR
Tharawal SEWB Referral Form (Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Social & Emotional Wellbeing)
Referral for ATSI Follow-up Allied Health Services
Referral form for follow-up allied health services under Medicare for People of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent
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Triple I (Hub) Nursing Referral Form
Formerly named "Triple I GP Referral Form".
Documents
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Toolkit for General Practice
This toolkit provides information and resources for all practice staff to ensure practice-wide, culturally safe healthcare is provided and your current and future First Nations patients feel comfortable and safe in your care.
Set out in an easily navigational sections, this toolkit can be used as a perpetual reference and source of information.
National guide to a preventive health assessment for ATSI people – 3rd edtion
Interpretive guide to the RACGP Standards for Aboriginal community controlled health services
The PIP Aboriginal Health Incentive flowchart
This flowchart walks GPs through identifying a patient as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, offering the 715 health check, identifying chronic diseases and PBS eligibility.
Steps to MBS claiming pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Patients
The three steps to MBS claiming for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients.
For your patients
Your Health is in Your Hands
Patient brochure about the annual 715 health check created by the Department of Health.
Yarning Our Wishes booklet
For health professionals and community organisations working in end-of-life care and with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members of Western Sydney.
Yarning Our Wishes video
Highlighting key points and cultural considerations when working Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders needing end-of-life care.
caring@home for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Families
Order a Caring At Home Order Palliative Care Clinic Box.
The caring@home for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Families project aims to support the provision of palliative care at home for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
A Journey into Sorry Business
Palliative care and the importance of yarning your wishes guide for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in South Western Sydney.
715 Health Check – Moorjit Case Study
715 Health Checks in schools are getting kids on board with their health.
If it wasn’t for the 715 health check, Kerry Drake’s children would still be missing school due to chronic illness.
The mother of two from Kwinana says the school health check program run by local Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre, Moorditj Koort detected underlying health conditions for both her children, that hadn’t been picked up before. The Moorditj Koort schools’ program is delivered in primary and secondary school campuses in the region to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students complete a 715 health check. The annual health check is a comprehensive health assessment, providing preventative and diagnostic screening of patients from physical to social and emotional well being, and is offered to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in a number of schools.
The 715 Health Check is free at Aboriginal Medical Services and bulk billing clinics, and is available annually to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of all ages. Further information, including resources for patients and health practitioners is available at www.health.gov.au/715-health-check.
715 Health Check – Port Augusta Case Study
At Pika Wiya Health Service, the annual 715 Health Check is helping residents understand and better manage their health. The local service runs a range of support programs, from birth right through to parenthood, encouraging residents to undertake their regular check.
The Kinderling’s program, run by Pika Wiya Health Service provides incentives to help encourage mums and bubs to undertake a 715 health check. The 715 Health Check is a preventative health assessment designed specifically to support the health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
The 715 Health Check is free at Aboriginal Medical Services and bulk billing clinics, and is available annually to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people of all ages. Further information, including resources for patients and health practitioners is available at www.health.gov.au/715-health-check.