COORDINARE - South Eastern NSW PHN
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For media enquiries please contact Kristine Laird, Communications Manager on 4225 4317 or 0402 080 165, or via email klaird@coordinare.org.au.
Expression of Interest – Evaluation of HealthPathways during the bushfires and COVID-19
COORDINARE together with Capital Health Network (ACT PHN) is seeking feedback from GPs, practice nurses and practice managers on how HealthPathways supported you during disaster and pandemic planning and response.
Chronic Pain Management Program in Southern NSW
COORDINARE is offering small group education programs targeting patients suffering low to moderate chronic pain for more than 3 months. Each Chronic Pain Management Program (CPMP) is facilitated by two suitably qualified allied health professionals.
Improving opioid safety
In Australia, pharmaceutical opioids are now responsible for more deaths and hospitalisations than illegal opioids such as heroin, which has contributed to the recent changes in regulations and to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) changes to prescription opioids.
COORDINARE's role in bushfire response and recovery
The South Eastern NSW region has been badly affected by the recent bushfires, and you may be wondering about COORDINARE’s role in response and recovery.
Burns pathways now live
Burns pathways are now live on both ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways and Illawarra Shoalhaven HealthPathways.
Eliminating hepatitis C by 2028 - are we on track?
Illawarra Shoalhaven HealthPathways now has 420 localised pathways for the region. Usage by general practitioners and other health professionals continues to climb. Hepatitis C is the most consistently viewed pathway on the Illawarra Shoalhaven HealthPathways site.
Online tool improving quality of care for patients
A free online tool for health professionals has been improving patient care by providing local up-to-date assessment, management and referral options. Today ACT and Southern NSW HealthPathways launched the mobile-friendly version of HealthPathways and celebrated the milestone of creating 500 localised pathways for clinical conditions.
ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways platform now mobile-friendly!
The ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways website is now mobile-friendly. The new version is easier to use and looks great, whether you’re accessing it from your mobile, tablet, laptop or desktop computer.
ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways adopts new mobile-friendly platform
ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways is implementing a new mobile-friendly version of HealthPathways to ensure users can continue to access valuable pathway information - no matter what device they’re using.
Illawarra Shoalhaven HealthPathways platform now mobile-friendly!
The Illawarra Shoalhaven HealthPathways website is now mobile-friendly. The new version is easier to use and looks great, whether you’re accessing it from your mobile, tablet, laptop or desktop computer.
Illawarra Shoalhaven HealthPathways adopts new mobile-friendly platform
llawarra Shoalhaven HealthPathways is implementing a new mobile-friendly version of HealthPathways to ensure users can continue to access valuable pathway information - no matter what device they’re using.
ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways continues to make a positive difference
ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways is making a positive difference to the work of GPs, specialists, nurses and allied health practitioners, ensuring patients receive the right information and medical referrals.
HealthPathways Clinical Editor job opening
ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways is currently seeking a Clinical Editor. HealthPathways is an online tool for health professionals providing assessment, management and local referral information.
HealthPathways Illawarra Shoalhaven: Have your say in GP Prioritisation Survey
We are now seeking GP advice and direction on the most relevant clinical areas to move into localising over the next 6-12 months.
HealthPathways Illawarra Shoalhaven is now live!
HealthPathways will enhance the way hospitals and general practice share the care and management of patients.
