Release of Rural Activity Paper 2015-2020

Posted June 09, 2021

Since its inception in 2015, the Primary Health Network for the Hunter New England and Central Coast has increased primary care support services to our rural remote areas by $35 million.

The release of our Rural Activity Paper highlights the increase in services and support provided to the PHN’s rural and remote communities. The importance of this is to ensure visibility of the PHN's key areas of support across our region over the past five years.

Rural Activity Paper 2015-2020

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