The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) has today launched their 2023-2028 First Nations Health and Wellness Framework.
You are invited to attend a free 2-part webinar series on delivering culturally appropriate and respectful care for LGBTQIA+ in pharmacy on the 6th and 20th of September.
The first webinar will cover cultural competency, including language and creating an inclusive environment. The second will cover pharmacotherapeutics, including healthcare needs of trans and gender-diverse people and the gender affirmation process and therapies available.
You are invited to attend a free 2-part webinar series on delivering culturally appropriate and respectful care for LGBTQIA+ in pharmacy on the 6th and 20th of September.
The first webinar will cover cultural competency, including language and creating an inclusive environment. The second will cover pharmacotherapeutics, including healthcare needs of trans and gender-diverse people and the gender affirmation process and therapies available.
This virtual winter trilogy event will be held over three education sessions. During each event we will present two example hazard desktop scenarios and the relevant business continuity measures for optimal preparedness. This session will be addressing bushfire, structural fire, smoke & thunderstorm asthma.
The PHN has been funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health to trial a new approach to improve the quality of life of people with movement disorders.
MyMedicare is coming, but what does it mean for GPs? The RACGP, in partnership with the NSW/ACT PHNs invites general practice to attend a webinar focussing on the proposed MyMedicare initiative, set to roll out from 1 October 2023.
This session will provide an opportunity to ask questions about the benefits and impacts of MyMedicare on general practice and patients. It will include:
• a broad overview of My Medicare
• the role of PHNs
• Goals of MyMedicare
• Q & A
This is a prestigious educational series which targets GPs, pharmacists, diabetes educators, practice and community nurses, endocrinologists, dietitians, exercise physiologists, psychologists and podiatrists to better equip them with the skills to better manage type 2 diabetes.
This series is a collaboration between Western Sydney, South Western Sydney, Nepean Blue Mountains, Hunter New England LHDs and PHNs, DOMTRU, National Association of Diabetes Centres (NADC) and the Agency of Clinical Innovation (ACI).
Again, we promise to deliver a high quality and comprehensive series with 7 weeks of a virtual program featuring expert guest speakers, interactive case studies and panel discussions for each evening.
This initiative is aimed at providing better integrated care to Australians with chronic and complex conditions.
Planning and Commissioning Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services in the Hunter, New England and Central Coast PHN region