News from EMPHN edition 62
July 10, 2019News from EMPHN edition 62 is now available
- EMPHN News
EMPHN signs National Communications Charter
July 09, 2019Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (EMPHN) has signed the National Communications Charter (The Charter), promoting common language in mental health, mental illness and suicide.
- EMPHN News
QUM Scene July 2019
July 07, 2019QUM Scene July 2019
- QUM
GP Bulletin edition 156
July 05, 2019Edition 155 of our GP Bulletin is now available.
- EMPHN News
- General practice
New suicide prevention and support after suicide service launches
July 04, 2019Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (EMPHN) has funded Neami National for 15 months to deliver LifeConnect – suicide prevention and support after suicide, a new service aiming to reduce death by suicide, improve the community’s capacity in suicide prevention and provide bereavement support after suicide.
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- Health sector news
- Mental health
Calls to axe the fax in primary healthcare
July 04, 2019It shouldn’t seem ambitious in a time when artificial intelligence is being integrated into almost every product and service by tech giants, for Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (EMPHN) to call to axe the fax from our primary healthcare system by 2025.
- Media
GPs wanted for Doctors in Secondary Schools program
July 03, 2019We would like to hear from GP practices in Boronia, Bayswater, Croydon, Preston and surrounding areas, interested in providing general practice services to a local school as part of the Doctors in Secondary School program.
- EMPHN News
Psychosocial support services for people with severe mental illness
June 28, 2019Commonwealth mental health programs will conclude on 30 June. We have summarised the mental health services now available to people in our catchment, as a helpful resource to support your patients.
- Mental health
GP Bulletin edition 155
June 20, 2019Edition 155 of our GP Bulletin is now available.
- General practice
Increasing breast screening rates in our community
June 19, 2019In our community there are currently 21,346 women who are overdue for their next breast screen.
- EMPHN News