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19 May 2025

Opioids remain important for severe pain, but for chronic pain, their benefits are limited and the risks—including dependence, overdose, hospitalisation and death—are well known. GPs are encouraged to regularly review...

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19 May 2025

The annual Islamic pilgrimage, Hajj, will take place from 4 to 9 June 2025. It is anticipated that approximately 2,000 Australians will travel to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to...

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13 May 2025

Central and Eastern Sydney PHN is pleased to announce our partnership with APNA as a launch partner for Florence, the new free app designed to power career growth for nurses....

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2 May 2025

As of 7 May 2025, the GPCanShare Program for Sydney Local Health District will no longer be taking referrals. This change will affect referrals to GPCanShare at both Concord and...

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11 June 2024

At a packed event last night at the Hazelhurst Arts Centre in Gymea, CESPHN held its annual Primary Health Awards. CESPHN's multicultural community was reflected in our numerous and diverse...

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4 June 2024

CESPHN’s Primary Health Awards are an opportunity to celebrate outstanding contributions made by our community to promote better health and wellbeing for all.  The PHAs specifically recognise the work of...

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15 April 2025

April is Falls Prevention Month. This year’s annual campaign, Falls Prevention is Everyone’s Business, aims to help Australians find appropriate exercise programs to meet their needs and interests. Research shows...

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24 February 2025

24 February 2025 Pneumococcal disease is a serious bacterial infection caused by Streptococcus Pneumoniae. Whilst anyone can contract this infection, young children, people with risk conditions and older adults are...

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22 July 2024

24 February 2025 General practices are invited to register to participate in a Pneumococcal Vaccination Recall Program for adults aged 70 years and older, a simple QI activity to enhance...

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25 February 2025

The Initial Assessment and Referral (IAR) Decision Support Tool (DST) for mental healthcare was developed by the Department of Health to support appropriate mental health referrals and improve patient outcomes....

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