Gippsland PHN is proud to share our Strategic Plan for 2025–2028. Developed through extensive consultation and engagement with our partners, providers, community members and staff,
Gippsland PHN is proud to share our Strategic Plan for 2025–2028. Developed through extensive consultation and engagement with our partners, providers, community members and staff,
Residential aged care homes across Gippsland are invited to join the Aged Care On-site Pharmacist Program (ACOP), with Griffiths Point Lodge in San Remo already seeing practical, day-to-day improvements in medication safety, clinical collaboration and resident care.
A partnership between Gippsland PHN and Neighbourhood Houses Gippsland has demonstrated the power of trusted community support to improve digital health literacy, helping more than 400 Gippslanders confidently access digital health services.
The 2026 Latrobe Care Expo provides an opportunity to connect your patients, clients, carers and families with local aged care, disability, health, veterans’ services and community service providers, all in one place.
September is fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) Awareness Month – a time to increase understanding of a lifelong disability that is often misunderstood or overlooked. FASD is caused by prenatal alcohol exposure, which can affect development of the brain, body and organs.
Gippsland PHN has released a new Health Insights paper on potentially preventable hospitalisations in Gippsland. It highlights the scale and cost of these hospitalisations, along with opportunities to improve health outcomes and reduce pressure on hospitals by strengthening access to primary care.
The Victorian and Tasmanian Primary Health Network Alliance (VTPHNA) is now the PHN Southern Alliance, following the welcome admission of Adelaide Primary Health Network.
Adelaide PHN joined in April 2026, which means the Alliance now comprises eight PHNs and operates across three states.
Gippsland PHN congratulates the Lakes Entrance Aboriginal Health Association (LEAHA) on the recent opening of its new medical clinic, marking an exciting new chapter in the delivery of culturally safe health care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in East Gippsland.
Nominations are now open for the 2026 Gippsland Primary Health Awards, recognising excellence, innovation, collaboration and impact across Gippsland’s primary health sector.
People from diverse backgrounds came together at Morwell Neighbourhood House to learn about the importance of regular breast screening at a dedicated information session for culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities.
