News: General Practice

CESPHN has released practical resources to help practices adopt AI safely and confidently. Developed with local clinicians, they turn privacy, consent and clinical governance requirements into practical steps. Whether you...

Central and Eastern Sydney Primary Health Network (CESPHN) is proud to announce the winners of the 2026 Primary Health Awards, recognising excellence, innovation and quality improvement in primary health care...

Gambling harm affects 1 in 5 people in NSW, yet only a small proportion reach out for help.   Open, non-judgemental conversations can reduce stigma and make it easier for people...

A red imported fire ant nest has been detected and treated at the Enfield Intermodal Logistics Centre in Sydney's inner west. While surveillance has not identified any additional nests and...

Recent NSW ADHD reforms have expanded the role of general practice, making it easier for GPs to prescribe psychostimulant medications and providing ongoing ADHD care closer to home. There are...

Welcome to our weekly Immunisation Update! In this week's update, read about: NSW seeing increase in reported cases of bat bites and scratches Personalised childhood vaccination schedule  Vaccination during pregnancy:...

Psychological Support Services (PSS) is open and offers free and priority access to mental health support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across Central and Eastern Sydney.  Patients can...

NSW Health and the NSW Health Care Complaints Commission (HCCC) were recently made aware of a non-registered practitioner who has been providing cosmetic and other health services, including invasive procedures,...

Welcome to our weekly Immunisation Update! In this week's update, read about: Measles alert for Campbelltown area   COVID-19 vaccines now funded through the NIP New NIP schedule  COVID-19 vaccine ordering...

Thriving Kids is a new program commencing in October 2026 providing early intervention services for children aged 0-8yrs with developmental delay and/or autism who have low to moderate support needs....