The Hunter, New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network’s (HNECC PHN) second #StrongerTogether Allied Health Conference was held in May at the Hunter Valley. The event was a fantastic success, with face-to-face tickets selling out, 127 delegates in attendance and more than 100 livestreaming.
Cemplicity has a dedicated Help Centre available to support commissioned services work with the YES PHN Survey data. A range of data is available in the Cemplicity Dashboard based on survey responses that are received, but navigating the dashboard to fully access and understand the data may sometimes be a challenge.
Regularly revising resources is an essential element of supporting commissioned services to work effectively with the PHN. The Provider Toolkit has recently been revised which includes detail on the PHN Strategic Plan and updated contact details of the PHN Team.
An important change is coming soon regarding financial reporting requirements for Contracted/Commissioned Service Providers.
The HNECC PHN has been working to reduce the burden of reporting for commissioned service providers by introducing Cemplicity to assist with collecting Participant Reported Experience Measures (PREMs). Cemplicity has recently introduced a handy new feature which will make it easier to share your reporting data with your organisation.
The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) acknowledged National Palliative Care Week last week, hosting a community palliative care event.
The Understanding the Diagnosis And Treatment of Secondary Hypertension (U-DASH) project which aims to understand what barriers and enablers clinicians face when diagnosing and treating secondary hypertension.
HNECC PHN is continuing to implement the YES PHN survey in partnership with Cemplicity. This partnership will reduce the reporting requirements your organisation needs to do, while still giving you access to rich client experience data.
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.
Accurate data and reporting into the Primary Mental Health Minimum Dataset (PMHC-MDS) remains essential to demonstrate good performance. Significant improvements have recently been acknowledged by the Department of Health & Aged Care, but collated data from across the region has identified that opportunities still exist to achieve the mandatory 70% threshold in Indicator Out-3.