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January 19 2023
Central Coast HealthPathways Celebrates the creation of 600 Health Pathways.
The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network (The PHN) is celebrating the development of its 600th Central Coast health pathway.
The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network (The PHN) is celebrating the development of its 600th Central Coast health pathway.
While festivals are intended to be fun, extreme weather events and mass crowding may cause dangerous situations.
Bushfires are creating smoky conditions across much of NSW and in the Hunter New England and Central Coast region it’s predicted that these conditions may continue for some time.
Prolonged periods of rain have fostered the growth of vegetation and the animals living within that habitat including an increase snakes and spiders.
A National PHN Allied Health in Primary Care Engagement Framework (The Framework) has been developed with the intention of strengthening engagement between PHNs and the allied health sector.
The NSW Government is surveying businesses affected directly and indirectly by the recent storms and floods, to better understand the extent and severity of damage in the impacted Local Government Areas.
NSW Health has issued an alert to clinicians and the general community, highlighting that Meningococcal disease cases are above average for this time of year.
A vital service for young people has been officially opened today with Assistant Minister for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, the Hon Emma McBride MP, cutting the ribbon at headspace Wyong.
In 2019, the Primary Health Network (PHN) undertook a health needs assessment in Glen Innes and Tenterfield as part of its Rural Communities Project.
Enjoying food with family and friends is part of many Christmas and summer holiday celebrations.
Unfortunately, due to things like warm weather, food sitting on tables for periods of time and higher consumption of seafood, there is also higher risk of getting a food-borne illness (food poisoning).