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Murray HealthPathways survey

Murray HealthPathways survey
The Murray HealthPathways team would like to invite GPs, practice nurses and practice managers in the Murray PHN catchment to complete a survey. The aim of this study is to evaluate the experiences, usage and opinions of GPs, practice nurses and practice managers when using Murray HealthPathways. The survey includes an initial set of questions…
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Bushfire community recovery grants round 2 open

Bushfire community recovery grants round 2 open
A second round of Bushfire Community Recovery Grants opened on Monday 12 October for local community groups and organisations to deliver grassroots activities to 2019-20 bushfire affected areas that strengthen social connectedness and support mental health and healing. The funding grants provide the opportunity for communities to come together to foster resilience, healing and capacity…
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Update on masks distributed

Update on masks distributed from the National Medical Stockpile 20 August 2020 During the COVID-19 pandemic, Murray PHN has distributed more than 105,000 surgical and P2/N95 masks from the national medical stockpile, on behalf of the Commonwealth Department of Health. These masks are available for general practices, Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations, allied health and…
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COVID-19 advice

COVID-19 advice
COVID-19 advice To help primary health care providers and community members in our region, we've collated a range of useful resources on our COVID-19 webpage. While this information is regularly updated, the most timely advice on coronavirus (COVID-19) can be found on the official government websites: Commonwealth Government Department of Health Victorian Department of Health…
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Free emergency response planning tool

Free emergency response planning tool
The Emergency Response Planning Tool (ERPT) is a cloud-based application which assists general practices to better prepare for, respond to and recover from the impacts of emergencies and pandemics. The ERPT can support investment in your own business continuity and strengthen your ability to continue to provide health services to your communities during times of…
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Read our 2019 Report to the Community

Read our 2019 Report to the Community
During the past 12 months, Murray PHN has issued more than 200 contracts, with a total value of almost $27 million, for services tackling a range of national and local health priorities, including a mental health investment of $12 million. Outcomes-based commissioning is being introduced into our region, aimed at more effective collaboration with health…
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Free online suicide prevention training

Free online suicide prevention training
Community members in the Sunraysia Mallee and Benalla regions are invited to complete free online suicide prevention training, as part of Murray PHN's place-based suicide prevention trials. Question. Persuade. Refer. (QPR) training is designed to provide everyday people with three simple steps to help save a life from suicide. Key components of this training include…
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Health Voices Survey Results | February 2019

What we heard about general practice in February 2019 Our community advisory councils recently engaged in conversations with their communities about primary health. From those conversations, we learned that the biggest concern for people living in our region, is access to general practitioners. This year, Murray PHN is investing $3 million to strengthen general practice.…
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Health Voices Survey Results | November 2018

What we heard about My Health Record in November 2018 The Australian Digital Health Agency has partnered with PHN’s across Australia to deliver communications at a local, regional and national level to facilitate healthcare provider registration and meaningful use of the My Health Record system. In addition, to help consumers be informed about the My…
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