30 Sep 2024
Breaking down barriers to improve health literacy together
Did you know 60 per cent of Australian adults find health information hard to understand and use?
23 Sep 2024
Guide helps locals plan for their health needs during natural disasters
Wollondilly Shire has been confronted with more than its fair share of natural disasters in the past five years.
24 Sep 2024
Making sense of sensory processing
The body processes sensory information from the external environment and from internal body signals.
24 Sep 2024
Expressions of interest now open to deliver new Campbelltown Medicare Mental Health Centre
A tender to establish and deliver the Campbelltown Medicare Mental Health Centre (formerly Head to Health) is now open. Eligible organisations can express their interest to South Western Sydney Primary Health Network until 17 October.
24 Sep 2024
My Care Partners continues to bolster quality patient care with new care coordination provider
South Western Sydney Primary Health Network (SWSPHN) has commissioned EACH to provide the care coordination component of the My Care Partners program
23 Sep 2024
Prepare for your health during a natural disaster
Natural disasters like bushfires and floods can make it harder to manage chronic health conditions.
26 Sep 2024
SWSPHN staff highlight Peace of Mind Project at International Dementia Conference
South Western Sydney PHN’s (SWSPHN) Integration and Priority Populations Coordinator, Kate Noble, was invited to present at the International Dementia Conference at the Hilton Sydney on Thursday, 5 September.
17 Sep 2024
Women’s Health Matters conferenceff
The 2024 women’s health conference is the most enjoyable way to learn the latest in supporting female patients through different healthcare needs and life stages earning CPD hours.
16 Sep 2024
GPs urged to refer eligible patients for breast screening
GPs in South Western Sydney are encouraged to use Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, as a prompt for referring eligible patients for breast screening.
16 Sep 2024
Service supports clinical decision-making, improves patient safety
SafeScript NSW is a real-time prescription monitoring system which provides prescribers and pharmacists with access to a patient’s prescription and dispensing history for high-risk medicines, known as monitored medicines, such as opioids, benzodiazepines and sleeping aids