02 Apr 2024
Network, ask questions, enjoy dinner at the next Breaking Down the Silos event
SWSPHN Chief Executive Officer, Dr Keith McDonald PhD, will be among the keynote speakers at the next Sydney South West GP Link Breaking Down the Silos event at Rydges Campbelltown, on Tuesday, 30 April, from 6pm to 9pm.
02 Apr 2024
Immunisation Professional Development Conference – fully subsidised
The Immunisation Professional Development Conference is a two-day Benchmarque conference for primary health professionals, fully subsidised by South Western Sydney PHN.
02 Apr 2024
Awards honour individuals and practices which go above and beyond in caring for patients
Nominate a Medicare Champion
02 Apr 2024
TGA safety advisory about medicines containing Withania somnifera
Health professionals are advised medicines and herbal supplements containing the herb Withania somnifera may cause adverse events in some people.
02 Apr 2024
SafeScript NSW: approval management enhancements now available
Prescribers are now able to submit applications in SafeScript NSW for approval to prescribe Schedule 8 Pain Management Medicines, Schedule 8 Benzodiazepines, and Esketamine and Ketamine when used to manage treatment-resistant depression.
02 Apr 2024
New Supporting Recovery from Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence service has begun
Your patients who have experienced family, domestic or sexual violence can now seek help from a new SWSPHN-funded program which aims to provide victim-survivors with access to services to support their long-term recovery.
02 Apr 2024
HealthPathways marks significant milestone
Congratulations to the South Western Sydney HealthPathways team who have reached the huge milestone of 700 clinical pathways being localised.
27 Mar 2024
New Type 2 Diabetes Exercise Group starting in Fairfield
Fairfield Leisure Centre is starting a Type 2 Diabetes Exercise Group.
02 Apr 2024
Practice Nurse Profile – Melissa Gajardo
Melissa Gajardo’s passion for nursing led her to a career in primary care.
25 Mar 2024
Play is powerful for the best possible start to school
Play supports all areas of children’s development – physical, social, emotional, cognitive, literacy and numeracy.