The Stronger Medicare Awards honour the contribution of people working in the primary care sector and showcase the vital role they play in Australia’s healthcare system. The awards recognise Australia’s Medicare Champions – outstanding individuals and practices that provide exceptional care, embrace innovation, and work together to improve the health of our communities.
The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN or the PHN) is pleased to share the Central Coast Local Health District (CCLHD) will soon commence a staged roll out of a new statewide eReferral solution.
Advance care planning involves planning for your future health care. It enables you to make some decisions now about the health care you would or would not like to receive if you were to become seriously ill and unable to communicate your preferences or make treatment decisions.
SAVI’s Viability Assessment Platform and Survey has been the most successful project launched by HNECC PHN for general practice businesses support.
The PHN is inviting local community members, businesses, organisations and entrepreneurs to come and join us for an evening of impact and storytelling featuring suicide prevention programs.
The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (the PHN) will work with the Glen Innes community to implement an innovative pilot healthcare model as part of the Better Health for the Bush Framework.
Engage with the PHN’s Health-e Together Digital Care Toolbox: Your Insights Matter
Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (the PHN) continues its commitment to advancing digital health initiatives to support the primary healthcare workforce. Your insights are crucial in shaping how we communicate the future of digital healthcare delivery, and we believe your perspective will greatly contribute to the success of our efforts.
Nominations now open for flagship primary care awards
The PHN is investing $1 million dollars in innovative solutions that harness digital health technology to provide improved models of care within the primary care sector.
More than 200 health professionals, students, researchers, and entrepreneurs have met across the region with the aim of developing innovative solutions to declining mental health fitness.