This session explores the side effects of Androgen Deprivation Therapy (ADT) on men undergoing prostate cancer treatment. It looks at the effect of structured exercise and how this might be of benefit.
Trans young people are at very high risk for poor mental health. Around three in every four trans young people have experienced anxiety or depression. Four out of five trans young people have ever engaged in self-harm, and almost one in two trans young people have ever attempted suicide. Co-occurring mental health conditions can impact on immediate care delivery, and also possibly impact on capacity to consent to treatment.
By the end of the session participants will have a broader understanding of the factors that interplay in the assessment and treatment planning of this vulnerable population group.
With cases of Influenza increasing throughout the community, and immunisation levels remaining low, the Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network has developed a suite of short community videos to encourage vaccination.
The Monash Victorian Heart Institute invites primary care physicians, nurses, allied health professionals and students with a specific interest in cardiology relevant to general practice, to attend our cardiology masterclass.
Our program was designed specifically with primary care physicians in mind and our evidence-based presentations have a strong focus on providing practical advice with plenty of time for Q&A so you can gain the specific knowledge you require. This event is free to attend and delivered online.
The Monash Victorian Heart Institute Cardiology Masterclass has an expert faculty lined up to summarise the latest research and clinical practice updates over 10 modules.
The PHN has recently commissioned five service providers to deliver primary mental health services for priority populations across the Hunter, New England, and Central Coast regions. The following information contains information regarding eligibility and providers.
National Pain Week 2023 is Australia’s annual awareness event for chronic pain. The “she’ll be right” attitude is often adopted when addressing individuals chronic pain, leading to worsened, long-term impacts for both themselves, their family, friends, and colleagues.
After more than three decades without a local General Practitioner, the community of Spring Ridge is celebrating the arrival of Dr Owen Boyd, a GP who will service the community with two face-to-face consultation days on a regular schedule, while providing telehealth for the remainder.
The Narrabri Dementia Committee has reconnected and recommenced following funding provided through the Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network’s (HNECC PHN) Community COVID-19 Reconnection Grants.