Date issued: 24 December 2021 Issued by: Adjunct Clinical Professor Brett Sutton, Chief Health Officer Issued to: Health professionals and the Victorian community residing in or travelling to central Victoria
We congratulate Therese Tierney on being re-elected as Chair of Gippsland PHN with Julie Rogalsky re-elected as Deputy Chair. Therese has more than 40 years’
Date issued: 20 December 2021 – Update to Advisory issued 9 March 2021 Issued by: Adjunct Clinical Professor Brett Sutton, Chief Health Officer Issued to: Childcare providers, parents with children
East Gippsland, North Central, North East and Northern Country districts Saturday 18 December 2021 The Chief Health Officer has issued an epidemic thunderstorm asthma forecast
A new program funded by Gippsland Primary Health Network can help people having difficulty accessing their vaccination certificate or linking it to the Services Victoria
Stories Are Strong is a Gippsland suicide prevention campaign featuring inspirational stories of hope and recovery, expert advice and resources. Initiated by Gippsland Primary Health
A HIGH risk forecast for epidemic thunderstorm asthma has been issued for Gippsland as well as other districts across Victoria. The Victorian Chief Health Officer
Watching Bill Parker ride his motor scooter through the streets of Drouin, with his piano accordion strapped to the back of it, is a sight
Six Gippsland Respiratory Clinics have been testing the community for any respiratory symptoms including COVID-19 since they were established last year. They are located at
Gippsland general practices can monitor low-risk COVID-19 positive patients in their home, thanks to a partnership between Gippsland Primary Health Network (Gippsland PHN) and the
The global theme for this year’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, which will run from 25 November to 10 December 2021, is “Orange the
Isolation requirements are changing for COVID-19 cases. These changes are possible because of the protection provided by the COVID vaccine, which close to 90 percent of