News & Announcements

Are you a GP passionate about improving health outcomes for those affected by Domestic, Family, and Sexual Violence (DFSV)? The Primary Health Network (PHN) is looking to expand its pool of Medical Educators to help primary care professionals spot the signs, start the conversation and link for specialist support.

No specialist DFSV experience is required—just a dedication to raising awareness and improving health outcomes. Men are especially encouraged to apply.

The Virtual Psychologist Pilot, funded by the Primary Health Network (the PHN), is designed to provide crucial postnatal mental health support to mothers in the rural areas of Narrabri, Gunnedah, and Moree in New South Wales (NSW).

The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) unveiled today its Safe and Healthy: Domestic, Family, and Sexual Violence (DFSV) Framework, marking a pivotal step towards realising the National Plan’s vision of eradicating violence against women and children.

expanding and enhancing DFSV projects, mental health services, workforce initiatives and Urgent Care Clinics.

To help celebrate Pride Month in June and encourage commissioned services to enhance the inclusivity of their services, HNECC PHN would like to showcase ACON’s, Pride Training.

MidCoast Council is hosting free workshops with emergency services to discuss how we can work together to be more prepared for future disasters.

A research team from the University of New England are working on a project that will review all published medical evidence that describes the psychological treatment of depression in persons who also have diabetes mellitus.

Empowering small rural communities with innovative healthcare solutions.

Hunter New England Central Coast PHN invites primary healthcare workforce professionals and all relevant stakeholders to participate in a rapid survey to better understand local primary healthcare workforce issues and identify potential solutions for our region.

Muswellbrook Head to Health opens

Muswellbrook Head to Health, a new mental health service for anyone dealing with emotional distress, life challenges or mental health issues, has arrived in the Hunter Valley.