
The Aged Care On-site Pharmacist Program (ACOP) enhances medication safety and quality of care in residential aged care homes by embedding pharmacists as part of the multidisciplinary team

Gippsland Primary Health Network (Gippsland PHN) is developing a campaign [NK2.1]focused on challenging and reducing the stigma and discrimination associated with mental health challenges, suicide-related distress or bereavement, and alcohol and other drug use.

The Stigma Reduction Campaign aims to address both personal and community-level stigma, focusing on reducing the barriers that prevent people from seeking support, while increasing community understanding of the impact stigma and discrimination can have on individuals, families and communities.

Gippsland PHN is inviting people with lived and living experience, carers, community members, health professionals and service providers to contribute their insights and help shape the new Medicare Mental Health Centre in Sale.

Help shape the new Medicare Mental Health Centre in Sale. View upcoming consultation and co-design opportunities, complete a survey or register for updates.

Gippsland PHN has been engaged to develop and support Integrated Care and Commissioning (ICC) models of care across the Gippsland region. This work supports providers to improve access to, and delivery of, aged care, disability supports and veterans’ care services across all six local government areas.

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