Commissioning
HNECC is one of 31 Primary Health Networks (PHNs) funded by the Australian Government to commission programs and services. Commissioning is a core activity of PHNs, and underpins all the work that we do.
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HNECC is one of 31 Primary Health Networks (PHNs) funded by the Australian Government to commission programs and services. Commissioning is a core activity of PHNs, and underpins all the work that we do.
The recently published piece in the Croakey Blog Commissioning no cure for Australian health equity which discussed the pros and cons of commissioning ultimately presented a negative picture for the future of commissioning in Australia
Our Primary Health Network works with health care providers across the Hunter, New England and Central Coast to deliver a range of primary health care services that meet identified needs and close service gaps for people living in our region.
These resources can support provider organisations to implement continuous quality improvement in these key areas, improving the quality of the services they deliver, and supporting compliance with the contracts held with HNECC.
HNECC PHN had the privilege of co-hosting the 2019 Commissioning Showcase in Newcastle
In April 2022 Hunter New England & Central Coast (HNECC) PHN surveyed the current Commissioned Service Providers to better understand their provider experience. The responses allow the PHN to reflect on its own performance as a commissioner of healthcare services.
Our annual event allows PHNs from across the country to come together to learn and share their commissioning experiences.
Access information about current tenders for health services and commissioning of services
To improve access to After-Hours Primary Health Care across our region we recently completed a comprehensive Needs Assessment process.
The Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (PHN) is one of six PHNs to lead a Commonwealth funded initiative to build capacity in primary care providers to recognise, respond, refer and record patients who are experiencing domestic family violence.