News & Announcements

Free online training to support HNECC PHN Providers

The PHN is offering $1 million in funding in psychosocial grants for evidence based non-clinical psychosocial programs that will assist in increasing individual and community wellbeing, providing much needed low intensity mental health options.

Train IT Medical has been funded by the PHN to provide eighty (80) education training places for eligible general practices and allied health providers located within the Hunter New England and Central Coast Primary Health Network (PHN) region.

The PHN held two Pitch Nights this month, showcasing pitches from four local suicide prevention organisations and allowing participants to pledge funding for those they feel best meet the needs of the community.

Researchers from the University of Newcastle and Clinicians from the Hunter New England Local Health District want to understand the facilitators and barriers in delivering Medical Nutrition Therapy from the perspective of Health Professionals via an 10-15 minute online survey.

The Heart Foundation’s Tamworth Walking Group (Tamworth Trekkers) and Tamworth Cardiovascular Working Group have invited the Tamworth community to join the Heart Week Walk on Tuesday 7 May.

The PHN has launched a First Nations health support request portal for General Practices, Aboriginal Medical Services and Allied Health providers across the region.

The ALIGNED study may help your patients with depression find the right antidepressant medication.

The PHN encourages all Allied Health professionals to participate in the Australian Digital Health Agency "the Agency" Allied Health Digital Survey. Your valuable insights will shape the future of digital health tools and services in the allied health sector, contributing to enhanced healthcare outcomes for all.

Community Therapy, the Hunter and Central Coast’s largest provider of allied health care services, has thrown its support behind the 2024 Primary Care Quality and Innovation Awards becoming its major sponsor.