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Finalists announced for 2022 Gippsland Primary Health Awards

Seventeen finalists have been selected for the 2022 Gippsland Primary Health Awards.

The annual awards, hosted by Gippsland Primary Health Network, acknowledge and honour the individuals and service providers in the primary health care sector.

Gippsland PHN Chief Executive Officer, Amanda Proposch, congratulated the finalists, thanking all those who had entered the awards.

“The entries demonstrate the excellent work occuring in primary care across Gippsland,” Ms Proposch said. “The finalists come from every part of Gippsland with entries targeting care for people of all ages, delivering innovative and seamless services and programs.

“We congratulate all finalists.”

The winners will be announced at Gippsland PHN’s annual general meeting and awards ceremony on Wednesday, 16 November 2022 at the Criterion in Sale from 6pm. To attend, register here.

This year there are four categories: Populations, Health Issues, Service Issues and Prevention Issues.

Read the full list of finalists in the media release below.

Media release – Gippsland Primary Health Awards finalists

 

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