Sentences with phrase «primary health organisations»

Finally, the Review argues that GPs have been «disempowered» and that governance and functions of new primary health organisations need to better involve and engage GPs.

To this end, the Review recommends the establishment of Clinical Councils under the new primary health organisations.

Not exact matches

Last year, I sent Freedom of Information requests to 445 health organisations comprising Primary Care Trusts, Foundation Trusts, Acute Trusts and so on, enquiring as to whether they screen foreign patients for auditing purposes.

As Alberto Soriano Maldonado, primary author of the study, explains: «Health professionals traditionally insisted that eating eggs increased cholesterol levels, so in recent decades there has been a tendency to restrict intake championed by various public health organisations.&Health professionals traditionally insisted that eating eggs increased cholesterol levels, so in recent decades there has been a tendency to restrict intake championed by various public health organisations.&health organisations.»

The report, Active Travel: pathways to a healthy future, was prepared by the Australian Health Policy Collaboration (AHPC), Victoria University, in collaboration with organisations including the National Heart Foundation, VicHealth, Parents Voice and the Australian Primary Principals Association.

A recent local authority audit in January 2017 comfirmed that Barnston Primary School has excellent health and safety practices which are intrinsic throughout the organisation.

Winner: Barnston Primary A recent local authority audit in January 2017 comfirmed that Barnston Primary School has excellent health and safety practices which are intrinsic throughout the organisation.

(In the Budget these new organisations have been titled Primary Health Networks or PHNs).

They want to see more clinical placements in Aboriginal community controlled health organisations, more funding for cultural safety training, and importantly, each Aboriginal community adequately resourced with its own community based, locally owned and culturally appropriate primary healthcare facility.

On 5 March 2015 the Minister for Health, Sussan Ley MP, and the Assistant Minister for Health, Fiona Nash, announced arrangements for the future funding of health care organisations that provide primary health care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health ProgHealth, Sussan Ley MP, and the Assistant Minister for Health, Fiona Nash, announced arrangements for the future funding of health care organisations that provide primary health care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health ProgHealth, Fiona Nash, announced arrangements for the future funding of health care organisations that provide primary health care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health Proghealth care organisations that provide primary health care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health Proghealth care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health ProgHealth Programme.

Hopefully these gains will not be lost in the transition to the next evolution of primary health care meta - organisations, Primary Health Neprimary health care meta - organisations, Primary Health Nethealth care meta - organisations, Primary Health NePrimary Health NetHealth Networks.

Within the important Health portfolio, there is also a process of rationalisation and consolidation and the development of a new funding allocation methodology, including a review to examine models to determine how much funding organisations will receive to deliver primary health care serHealth portfolio, there is also a process of rationalisation and consolidation and the development of a new funding allocation methodology, including a review to examine models to determine how much funding organisations will receive to deliver primary health care serhealth care services.

«As Chair of this organisation I have been privileged to work with professional health bodies, leading health advocacy groups and consumer organisations that have also shared in a vision for primary health care,» he said.

The spokeswoman provided the text of the letter sent to organisations providing primary health care services under the IAHP (including ACCHS):

Consolidate Primary Health Networks as regional commissioning organisations to foster place - based, consumer centred healtHealth Networks as regional commissioning organisations to foster place - based, consumer centred healthhealth care

On 5 March 2015 the Minister for Health and Minister for Sport, the Hon. Sussan Ley MP, and the Assistant Minister for Health, Senator the Hon. Fiona Nash, announced arrangements for the future funding of health care organisations that provide primary health care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health ProgHealth and Minister for Sport, the Hon. Sussan Ley MP, and the Assistant Minister for Health, Senator the Hon. Fiona Nash, announced arrangements for the future funding of health care organisations that provide primary health care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health ProgHealth, Senator the Hon. Fiona Nash, announced arrangements for the future funding of health care organisations that provide primary health care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health Proghealth care organisations that provide primary health care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health Proghealth care to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people under the Indigenous Australians» Health ProgHealth Programme.

The Australian Health Care Reform Alliance (AHCRA)-- an alliance of 37 member organisations — has issued a communique expressing concern over the Government's health policy direction, in particular the threat of a two - tier health system and what they say is a weakening of primary care, in the face of evidence that primary care is part of the solution not the prHealth Care Reform Alliance (AHCRA)-- an alliance of 37 member organisations — has issued a communique expressing concern over the Government's health policy direction, in particular the threat of a two - tier health system and what they say is a weakening of primary care, in the face of evidence that primary care is part of the solution not the prhealth policy direction, in particular the threat of a two - tier health system and what they say is a weakening of primary care, in the face of evidence that primary care is part of the solution not the prhealth system and what they say is a weakening of primary care, in the face of evidence that primary care is part of the solution not the problem.

Mokak asked Australian delegates to consider «how we are travelling now», in a political environment that has seen cuts to Indigenous health funding, a loss of Indigenous organisations, the mainstreaming and privatisation of health, and a focus on acute care and away from primary care and prevention.

integrated Mental Health and Social and Emotional Wellbeing (SEWB) teams in all government - funded Indigenous Primary Health Care organisations

It works collaboratively with health services, primary care providers, the public and peak state and national organisations to find practical ways to enhance health and wellbeing.

KidsMatter Primary has a number of informal partnerships with health and community organisations in NSW.

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KidsMatter Primary has a number of informal partnerships with health and community organisations in Victoria.

They are run by professionals in family resource centres, primary care teams, child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS), child care committees, schools and many other organisations.

KidsMatter Primary has a number of informal partnerships with health and community organisations in SA.

While the recent announcement of the successful tenderers to run Primary Health Networks (PHNs) has clarified one area of uncertainty, there are still many unanswered questions about the role of these new organisations and the future direction of primary healtPrimary Health Networks (PHNs) has clarified one area of uncertainty, there are still many unanswered questions about the role of these new organisations and the future direction of primary healthHealth Networks (PHNs) has clarified one area of uncertainty, there are still many unanswered questions about the role of these new organisations and the future direction of primary healtprimary healthhealth care.

Most egregiously, this has led to the axing of primary health care research, development and evaluation with the loss of the PHCRED Strategy and BEACH; mental health reforms floundering between Primary Health Networks and the National Disability Insurance Scheme; and efforts to Close the Gap on Indigenous disadvantage making little progress due to significant budget cuts and program delivery increasingly removed from Indigenous organisprimary health care research, development and evaluation with the loss of the PHCRED Strategy and BEACH; mental health reforms floundering between Primary Health Networks and the National Disability Insurance Scheme; and efforts to Close the Gap on Indigenous disadvantage making little progress due to significant budget cuts and program delivery increasingly removed from Indigenous organisahealth care research, development and evaluation with the loss of the PHCRED Strategy and BEACH; mental health reforms floundering between Primary Health Networks and the National Disability Insurance Scheme; and efforts to Close the Gap on Indigenous disadvantage making little progress due to significant budget cuts and program delivery increasingly removed from Indigenous organisahealth reforms floundering between Primary Health Networks and the National Disability Insurance Scheme; and efforts to Close the Gap on Indigenous disadvantage making little progress due to significant budget cuts and program delivery increasingly removed from Indigenous organisPrimary Health Networks and the National Disability Insurance Scheme; and efforts to Close the Gap on Indigenous disadvantage making little progress due to significant budget cuts and program delivery increasingly removed from Indigenous organisaHealth Networks and the National Disability Insurance Scheme; and efforts to Close the Gap on Indigenous disadvantage making little progress due to significant budget cuts and program delivery increasingly removed from Indigenous organisations.

He made it clear that he recognises the effective and efficient contribution that comprehensive primary health care makes, especially that provided by Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (AChealth care makes, especially that provided by Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACHealth Organisations (ACCHOs).

Labor's investment will flow through Primary Health Networks (PHNs) and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs).

While there may have been room to improve some elements of PHCRED, these organisations play a vital role in ensuring the provision of primary health care is informed by policy and research (and vice versa).

In particular, his support of Primary Healthcare Organisations as a vehicle to reduce health inequity in this country & his idea of citizens» juries as a means of harnessing broad community involvement in their development has been very important.

The research was conducted in partnership with six primary health care services: four South Australian state governmentmanaged and funded services, including an Aboriginal Health Team, a sexual health non-government organisation - SHine SA - and a community controlled health service in the Northern Territory - Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Aboriginal Corporhealth care services: four South Australian state governmentmanaged and funded services, including an Aboriginal Health Team, a sexual health non-government organisation - SHine SA - and a community controlled health service in the Northern Territory - Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Aboriginal CorporHealth Team, a sexual health non-government organisation - SHine SA - and a community controlled health service in the Northern Territory - Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Aboriginal Corporhealth non-government organisation - SHine SA - and a community controlled health service in the Northern Territory - Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Aboriginal Corporhealth service in the Northern Territory - Central Australian Aboriginal Congress Aboriginal Corporation.

Today was the deadline for public comment on the Government's recently released discussion paper outlining the roles and functions of the new primary health care organisations (PHCOs)... Read more

The peak Aboriginal health organisation today welcomed calls by the Minister for Indigenous Health, Ken Wyatt, to better integrate the skills and experience of Aboriginal community controlled health organisations into Primary Health Nethealth organisation today welcomed calls by the Minister for Indigenous Health, Ken Wyatt, to better integrate the skills and experience of Aboriginal community controlled health organisations into Primary Health NetHealth, Ken Wyatt, to better integrate the skills and experience of Aboriginal community controlled health organisations into Primary Health Nethealth organisations into Primary Health NetHealth Networks.

Comprehensive primary health care services provide the infrastructure, and the Framework Agreements the partnership arrangements for intersectoral collaboration between the health sector, members of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, other government agencies, the private sector and voluntary organisations.

Primary health care in this context means high quality, integrated primary health care delivered by Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations wherever possible in order to ensure these health services are physically and economically accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and responsive to the different culturalPrimary health care in this context means high quality, integrated primary health care delivered by Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations wherever possible in order to ensure these health services are physically and economically accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and responsive to the different cultural health care in this context means high quality, integrated primary health care delivered by Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations wherever possible in order to ensure these health services are physically and economically accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and responsive to the different culturalprimary health care delivered by Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations wherever possible in order to ensure these health services are physically and economically accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and responsive to the different cultural health care delivered by Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations wherever possible in order to ensure these health services are physically and economically accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and responsive to the different cultural Health Organisations wherever possible in order to ensure these health services are physically and economically accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and responsive to the different cultural health services are physically and economically accessible to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and responsive to the different cultural needs.

She has a strong commitment to Indigenous Health and primary health care, and provides governance support to a number of not - for - profit organisations throughout QueenHealth and primary health care, and provides governance support to a number of not - for - profit organisations throughout Queenhealth care, and provides governance support to a number of not - for - profit organisations throughout Queensland.

NACCHO as a cultural organisation has always supported appropriate gender - based approaches to health service provision, which fits within the current approaches of primary health care service, quality and research and evaluation.

We invited all 150 member services of the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation that provided comprehensive primary health care to participate, excluding smaller member organisations that provided more limited services, such as aged care or drug and alcohol rehabilitHealth Organisation that provided comprehensive primary health care to participate, excluding smaller member organisations that provided more limited services, such as aged care or drug and alcohol rehabilithealth care to participate, excluding smaller member organisations that provided more limited services, such as aged care or drug and alcohol rehabilitation.

Bonny has been working in private practice since 2004 and as a clinical supervisor to therapists since 2006 across a range of organisations; Turning Point — specialising in working with addiction, education, mental health and homelessness, Centre 70 — a counselling centre offering counselling to the local community, TPP — specialising in working with addiction, rehabilitation and homelessness, Place2Be — specialising in working within primary schools, she also supervises within secondary schools and for The Forward Trust.