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INSERT INTO `matrixcontent_newscontent` VALUES (190,21443,1,'2020-04-15 01:45:54','2020-08-16 23:29:55','7e832e04-5f5f-4333-a4ce-e12d2ca9587e','<p><strong>The PHN is working with local, state and federal health authorities to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.</strong></p>\n<p>In line with recent guidance to limit the spread of the virus in the community, we have moved to a virtual office platform.</p>\n<p>Our Lutwyche and North Lakes offices closed from Thursday 26 March 2020 until further notice, with all staff transitioning to working from home. Business will continue with our main switch number: <strong>07 3630 7300</strong> and email address <a><strong>info@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</strong></a> still in operation.</p>\n<p>Staff can be contacted via their usual phone number and email address.</p>\n<p>The PHN has an established virtual capability, and we will be working to ensure business continuity for planned meetings and activities to support practices, commissioned service providers and our key stakeholders.</p>\n<p>Since 13 January, 2020 Brisbane North PHN has sent over 30 e-news updates to over 1,000 GPs and practices. We have sent 41,100 surgical masks and 1,124 P2 masks out to practices in the region.</p>\n<p><strong>During the COVID-19 pandemic, the PHN has four main roles:</strong></p>\n<p>Firstly, the PHN is communicating the latest information from health authorities to GPs, allied health professionals, aged and community care providers and our local community.</p>\n<p>We are doing this through our regular communication channels of support to general practices and email updates to other clinicians, service providers and members of the public. The most up to date information is available on our website.</p>\n<p>The PHN has developed a COVID-19 clinical pathway for GPs, which is available on our health pathways site.</p>\n<p>The pathway provides clear and concise guidance for assessing and managing a patient who may have COVID-19.</p>\n<p>The PHN is also supporting health professionals by distributing surgical masks on behalf of the Federal Department of Health to general practices and community pharmacies.</p>\n<p>Currently we are not permitted to supply masks to anyone else. If the situation changes, any updates will be made via e-newsletter and on our website.</p>\n<p>We are helping federal, state and local health authorities to plan and implement the response to COVID-19.</p>\n<p>This includes identifying general practices that have the capacity and capability to operate a GP respiratory clinic.</p>\n<p>It also means collecting information on which parts of the primary and community health sectors are facing issues in responding to COVID-19 and providing support to them. Finally, we are working with our contracted service providers and others to ensure, as much as possible, that people with existing health concerns are able to access services and supports.</p>\n<p>We encourage you to visit our website for the latest updates from the State Health Emergency Coordination Centre, which is our main source of up to date evidence-based information on COVID-19, both at a national and state level.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN is working hard to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring access to primary healthcare continues in the Brisbane North and Moreton Bay region.</p>\n<p>We appreciate your patience and support during this time and look forward to working together in this new way of doing business.</p>\n<p><strong>Visit <a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\">www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a> for the latest COVID-19 information.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(191,21445,1,'2020-04-15 01:45:54','2020-04-15 01:45:54','9f0e4926-4477-49f7-ad3d-7f83ef6b5edb','<p><strong>The PHN is working with local, state and federal health authorities to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.</strong></p>\n<p>In line with recent guidance to limit the spread of the virus in the community, we have moved to a virtual office platform.</p>\n<p>Our Lutwyche and North Lakes offices closed from Thursday 26 March 2020 until further notice, with all staff transitioning to working from home. Business will continue with our main switch number: <strong>07 3630 7300</strong> and email address <a><strong>info@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</strong></a> still in operation.</p>\n<p>Staff can be contacted via their usual phone number and email address.</p>\n<p>The PHN has an established virtual capability, and we will be working to ensure business continuity for planned meetings and activities to support practices, commissioned service providers and our key stakeholders.</p>\n<p>Since 13 January, 2020 Brisbane North PHN has sent over 30 e-news updates to over 1,000 GPs and practices. We have sent 41,100 surgical masks and 1,124 P2 masks out to practices in the region.</p>\n<p><strong>During the COVID-19 pandemic, the PHN has four main roles:</strong></p>\n<p>Firstly, the PHN is communicating the latest information from health authorities to GPs, allied health professionals, aged and community care providers and our local community.</p>\n<p>We are doing this through our regular communication channels of support to general practices and email updates to other clinicians, service providers and members of the public. The most up to date information is available on our website.</p>\n<p>The PHN has developed a COVID-19 clinical pathway for GPs, which is available on our health pathways site.</p>\n<p>The pathway provides clear and concise guidance for assessing and managing a patient who may have COVID-19.</p>\n<p>The PHN is also supporting health professionals by distributing surgical masks on behalf of the Federal Department of Health to general practices and community pharmacies.</p>\n<p>Currently we are not permitted to supply masks to anyone else. If the situation changes, any updates will be made via e-newsletter and on our website.</p>\n<p>We are helping federal, state and local health authorities to plan and implement the response to COVID-19.</p>\n<p>This includes identifying general practices that have the capacity and capability to operate a GP respiratory clinic.</p>\n<p>It also means collecting information on which parts of the primary and community health sectors are facing issues in responding to COVID-19 and providing support to them. Finally, we are working with our contracted service providers and others to ensure, as much as possible, that people with existing health concerns are able to access services and supports.</p>\n<p>We encourage you to visit our website for the latest updates from the State Health Emergency Coordination Centre, which is our main source of up to date evidence-based information on COVID-19, both at a national and state level.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN is working hard to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring access to primary healthcare continues in the Brisbane North and Moreton Bay region.</p>\n<p>We appreciate your patience and support during this time and look forward to working together in this new way of doing business.</p>\n<p><strong>Visit <a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\">www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a> for the latest COVID-19 information.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(192,21447,1,'2020-04-15 01:46:10','2020-04-15 01:46:10','6cc819d5-6362-48e4-b770-840dd8fadb56','<p><strong>The PHN is working with local, state and federal health authorities to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.</strong></p>\n<p>In line with recent guidance to limit the spread of the virus in the community, we have moved to a virtual office platform.</p>\n<p>Our Lutwyche and North Lakes offices closed from Thursday 26 March 2020 until further notice, with all staff transitioning to working from home. Business will continue with our main switch number: <strong>07 3630 7300</strong> and email address <a><strong>info@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</strong></a> still in operation.</p>\n<p>Staff can be contacted via their usual phone number and email address.</p>\n<p>The PHN has an established virtual capability, and we will be working to ensure business continuity for planned meetings and activities to support practices, commissioned service providers and our key stakeholders.</p>\n<p>Since 13 January, 2020 Brisbane North PHN has sent over 30 e-news updates to over 1,000 GPs and practices. We have sent 41,100 surgical masks and 1,124 P2 masks out to practices in the region.</p>\n<p><strong>During the COVID-19 pandemic, the PHN has four main roles:</strong></p>\n<p>Firstly, the PHN is communicating the latest information from health authorities to GPs, allied health professionals, aged and community care providers and our local community.</p>\n<p>We are doing this through our regular communication channels of support to general practices and email updates to other clinicians, service providers and members of the public. The most up to date information is available on our website.</p>\n<p>The PHN has developed a COVID-19 clinical pathway for GPs, which is available on our health pathways site.</p>\n<p>The pathway provides clear and concise guidance for assessing and managing a patient who may have COVID-19.</p>\n<p>The PHN is also supporting health professionals by distributing surgical masks on behalf of the Federal Department of Health to general practices and community pharmacies.</p>\n<p>Currently we are not permitted to supply masks to anyone else. If the situation changes, any updates will be made via e-newsletter and on our website.</p>\n<p>We are helping federal, state and local health authorities to plan and implement the response to COVID-19.</p>\n<p>This includes identifying general practices that have the capacity and capability to operate a GP respiratory clinic.</p>\n<p>It also means collecting information on which parts of the primary and community health sectors are facing issues in responding to COVID-19 and providing support to them. Finally, we are working with our contracted service providers and others to ensure, as much as possible, that people with existing health concerns are able to access services and supports.</p>\n<p>We encourage you to visit our website for the latest updates from the State Health Emergency Coordination Centre, which is our main source of up to date evidence-based information on COVID-19, both at a national and state level.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN is working hard to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring access to primary healthcare continues in the Brisbane North and Moreton Bay region.</p>\n<p>We appreciate your patience and support during this time and look forward to working together in this new way of doing business.</p>\n<p><strong>Visit <a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\">www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a> for the latest COVID-19 information.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(201,21539,1,'2020-04-21 00:19:48','2020-04-21 00:19:48','c67c2ef1-c7fb-4b96-ab8d-bb9bb9aa0fd4','<p><strong>The PHN is working with local, state and federal health authorities to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic.</strong></p>\n<p>In line with recent guidance to limit the spread of the virus in the community, we have moved to a virtual office platform.</p>\n<p>Our Lutwyche and North Lakes offices closed from Thursday 26 March 2020 until further notice, with all staff transitioning to working from home. Business will continue with our main switch number: <strong>07 3630 7300</strong> and email address <a><strong>info@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</strong></a> still in operation.</p>\n<p>Staff can be contacted via their usual phone number and email address.</p>\n<p>The PHN has an established virtual capability, and we will be working to ensure business continuity for planned meetings and activities to support practices, commissioned service providers and our key stakeholders.</p>\n<p>Since 13 January, 2020 Brisbane North PHN has sent over 30 e-news updates to over 1,000 GPs and practices. We have sent 41,100 surgical masks and 1,124 P2 masks out to practices in the region.</p>\n<p><strong>During the COVID-19 pandemic, the PHN has four main roles:</strong></p>\n<p>Firstly, the PHN is communicating the latest information from health authorities to GPs, allied health professionals, aged and community care providers and our local community.</p>\n<p>We are doing this through our regular communication channels of support to general practices and email updates to other clinicians, service providers and members of the public. The most up to date information is available on our website.</p>\n<p>The PHN has developed a COVID-19 clinical pathway for GPs, which is available on our health pathways site.</p>\n<p>The pathway provides clear and concise guidance for assessing and managing a patient who may have COVID-19.</p>\n<p>The PHN is also supporting health professionals by distributing surgical masks on behalf of the Federal Department of Health to general practices and community pharmacies.</p>\n<p>Currently we are not permitted to supply masks to anyone else. If the situation changes, any updates will be made via e-newsletter and on our website.</p>\n<p>We are helping federal, state and local health authorities to plan and implement the response to COVID-19.</p>\n<p>This includes identifying general practices that have the capacity and capability to operate a GP respiratory clinic.</p>\n<p>It also means collecting information on which parts of the primary and community health sectors are facing issues in responding to COVID-19 and providing support to them. Finally, we are working with our contracted service providers and others to ensure, as much as possible, that people with existing health concerns are able to access services and supports.</p>\n<p>We encourage you to visit our website for the latest updates from the State Health Emergency Coordination Centre, which is our main source of up to date evidence-based information on COVID-19, both at a national and state level.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN is working hard to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, ensuring access to primary healthcare continues in the Brisbane North and Moreton Bay region.</p>\n<p>We appreciate your patience and support during this time and look forward to working together in this new way of doing business.</p>\n<p><strong>Visit <a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\">www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a> for the latest COVID-19 information.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(202,21541,1,'2020-04-21 00:21:14','2020-04-21 00:21:14','4b3b9399-f5df-4964-9a16-f6ee391261cb','<p><strong>LGBTIQ Sistergirls, Brotherboys and communities are the focus of suicide prevention efforts through a range of activities supported by Brisbane North and Brisbane South PHNs.</strong></p>\n<p>As a part of the National Suicide Prevention Trial (NSPT), Queensland Council for LGBTIQ Health (QC) recently launched <em>Talking Heals</em>, a LGBTIQ Sistergirl and Brotherboy specific suicide prevention campaign that features artwork developed by LGBTIQ community members.</p>\n<p>Sitting alongside the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander <em>Yarns Heal </em>suicide prevention campaign, <em>Talking Heals</em> promotes the importance of LGBTIQ Sistergirls and Brotherboys openly talking and sharing stories about suicide.</p>\n<p>To help LGBTIQ communities gain confidence talking about suicide, and to provide support when someone may be at risk of suicide, QC is facilitating a series of Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) workshops specifically for the LGBTI communities as part of the Planning for Wellbeing Regional Plan implementation.</p>\n<p>The delivery of these workshops has been designed specifically to support the accessibility, safety and inclusion of LGBTIQ people, with workshop facilitators trained as part of the National Suicide Prevention Trial in a strategy to build a sustainable suicide prevention response.</p>\n<p>Led and driven by the LGBTIQ communities, the ASIST workshops, the <em>Talking Heals</em> campaign and the NSPT suicide prevention services are working together to deliver a comprehensive response to the high rates of suicide in LGBTIQ communities.</p>\n<p><strong>Visit <em>Talking Heals</em> at <a href=\"http://www.talkingheals.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">www.talkingheals.org.au</a>.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(219,21561,1,'2020-04-21 00:23:21','2020-04-21 00:23:21','a9ec86db-8383-4736-8fe5-6582f3cfc200','<p><strong>In February 2020 families began accessing a new pathway of antenatal and postnatal care in the Caboolture hospital catchment. Called the Starting Well Initiative, the pathway focuses on families building a strong relationship with a midwife throughout their antenatal care, and receiving follow up care from the same midwife in the postnatal period. Until now, this type of care was only available for families eligible for specialised programs, with most families in the area seeing different midwives throughout the antenatal and postnatal period.</strong></p>\n<p>Midwives delivering the Starting Well Initiative are co-located with Child Health Services in a community-based clinic, and will introduce families to their Child Health Nurses before their baby is born, avoiding the need for families to complete administrative processes to access care in the postnatal period. GPs will also receive more regular communication about their patient throughout the antenatal and postnatal periods.</p>\n<p>“It’s about establishing care teams,” said Professor Don Matheson, Health Alliance General Manager.</p><p>“Because midwives, child health nurses and GPs belong to different parts of the health system, until now there has been little systemic support for these professionals acting like a care team. The Starting Well Initiative is changing that, supporting team members to work together and build a stronger relationship with mothers and families”.</p>\n<p>Over a 12 month period, the Health Alliance brought together local clinicians, system managers and families to design this new pathway of care.</p>\n<p>“Front-line clinicians understand the challenges within the health system, and often have the clearest ideas of how care can be delivered in a more coordinated and integrated way. What we uncovered in Caboolture is a local sector alive with energy and ideas, and it’s be a privilege to support them to bring these ideas to light,” said Professor Matheson.</p>\n<p>More than 20 families have been registered for the Starting Well Initiative, with a focus on families living in the central Caboolture and Morayfield area. Progress will be closely monitored and learnings will be used to take this type of care pathway to scale.</p>\n<p>“The Starting Well Initiative has provided a great opportunity to improve continuity of midwifery care for some families in the Caboolture area,” said Anne Clayton, Nursing and Midwifery Director for Women’s and Children’s Services at Caboolture Hospital.</p>\n<p>While this pilot phase is small in size, plans are already underway to increase the program in coming years. “This is just the beginning,” said Ms Clayton.</p>\n<p><strong>For more information on antenatal, postnatal and paediatric care in the Caboolture region email <a>contact@healthalliance.org.au</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"https://twitter.com/BrisNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/c/BrisbaneNorthPHNmedia\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"http://www.linkedin.com/company/brisbane-north-phn\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"https://www.instagram.com/brisnorthphn/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(222,21566,1,'2020-04-21 00:23:47','2020-04-21 00:23:47','b1c6c3c2-3947-4db7-a140-5794bb5adb35','<p><strong>In February 2020 families began accessing a new pathway of antenatal and postnatal care in the Caboolture hospital catchment. Called the Starting Well Initiative, the pathway focuses on families building a strong relationship with a midwife throughout their antenatal care, and receiving follow up care from the same midwife in the postnatal period. Until now, this type of care was only available for families eligible for specialised programs, with most families in the area seeing different midwives throughout the antenatal and postnatal period.</strong></p>\n<p>Midwives delivering the Starting Well Initiative are co-located with Child Health Services in a community-based clinic, and will introduce families to their Child Health Nurses before their baby is born, avoiding the need for families to complete administrative processes to access care in the postnatal period. GPs will also receive more regular communication about their patient throughout the antenatal and postnatal periods.</p>\n<p>“It’s about establishing care teams,” said Professor Don Matheson, Health Alliance General Manager.</p><p>“Because midwives, child health nurses and GPs belong to different parts of the health system, until now there has been little systemic support for these professionals acting like a care team. The Starting Well Initiative is changing that, supporting team members to work together and build a stronger relationship with mothers and families”.</p>\n<p>Over a 12 month period, the Health Alliance brought together local clinicians, system managers and families to design this new pathway of care.</p>\n<p>“Front-line clinicians understand the challenges within the health system, and often have the clearest ideas of how care can be delivered in a more coordinated and integrated way. What we uncovered in Caboolture is a local sector alive with energy and ideas, and it’s be a privilege to support them to bring these ideas to light,” said Professor Matheson.</p>\n<p>More than 20 families have been registered for the Starting Well Initiative, with a focus on families living in the central Caboolture and Morayfield area. Progress will be closely monitored and learnings will be used to take this type of care pathway to scale.</p>\n<p>“The Starting Well Initiative has provided a great opportunity to improve continuity of midwifery care for some families in the Caboolture area,” said Anne Clayton, Nursing and Midwifery Director for Women’s and Children’s Services at Caboolture Hospital.</p>\n<p>While this pilot phase is small in size, plans are already underway to increase the program in coming years. “This is just the beginning,” said Ms Clayton.</p>\n<p><strong>For more information on antenatal, postnatal and paediatric care in the Caboolture region email <a>contact@healthalliance.org.au</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"https://twitter.com/BrisNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/c/BrisbaneNorthPHNmedia\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"http://www.linkedin.com/company/brisbane-north-phn\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"https://www.instagram.com/brisnorthphn/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(223,21568,1,'2020-04-21 00:23:58','2020-04-21 00:23:58','511ce59e-499b-4163-97a1-6fcee8b08a31','<p><strong>In February 2020 families began accessing a new pathway of antenatal and postnatal care in the Caboolture hospital catchment. Called the Starting Well Initiative, the pathway focuses on families building a strong relationship with a midwife throughout their antenatal care, and receiving follow up care from the same midwife in the postnatal period. Until now, this type of care was only available for families eligible for specialised programs, with most families in the area seeing different midwives throughout the antenatal and postnatal period.</strong></p>\n<p>Midwives delivering the Starting Well Initiative are co-located with Child Health Services in a community-based clinic, and will introduce families to their Child Health Nurses before their baby is born, avoiding the need for families to complete administrative processes to access care in the postnatal period. GPs will also receive more regular communication about their patient throughout the antenatal and postnatal periods.</p>\n<p>“It’s about establishing care teams,” said Professor Don Matheson, Health Alliance General Manager.</p><p>“Because midwives, child health nurses and GPs belong to different parts of the health system, until now there has been little systemic support for these professionals acting like a care team. The Starting Well Initiative is changing that, supporting team members to work together and build a stronger relationship with mothers and families”.</p>\n<p>Over a 12 month period, the Health Alliance brought together local clinicians, system managers and families to design this new pathway of care.</p>\n<p>“Front-line clinicians understand the challenges within the health system, and often have the clearest ideas of how care can be delivered in a more coordinated and integrated way. What we uncovered in Caboolture is a local sector alive with energy and ideas, and it’s be a privilege to support them to bring these ideas to light,” said Professor Matheson.</p>\n<p>More than 20 families have been registered for the Starting Well Initiative, with a focus on families living in the central Caboolture and Morayfield area. Progress will be closely monitored and learnings will be used to take this type of care pathway to scale.</p>\n<p>“The Starting Well Initiative has provided a great opportunity to improve continuity of midwifery care for some families in the Caboolture area,” said Anne Clayton, Nursing and Midwifery Director for Women’s and Children’s Services at Caboolture Hospital.</p>\n<p>While this pilot phase is small in size, plans are already underway to increase the program in coming years. “This is just the beginning,” said Ms Clayton.</p>\n<p><strong>For more information on antenatal, postnatal and paediatric care in the Caboolture region email <a>contact@healthalliance.org.au</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"https://twitter.com/BrisNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/c/BrisbaneNorthPHNmedia\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"http://www.linkedin.com/company/brisbane-north-phn\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a> <a href=\"https://www.instagram.com/brisnorthphn/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(229,21577,1,'2020-04-21 00:25:12','2020-04-21 00:25:12','505bb21a-220e-4527-a9d2-d7e8b44d02eb','<p><strong>2020 is the international year of the nurse and midwife and throughout the year the PHN is paying tribute to nurses and midwives that inspire.</strong></p>\n<p>This month we\'re celebrating the life and legacy of inspirational pioneer of the health sector, Aunty Pamela Mam.</p>\n<p>In January, trailblazing leader Aunty Pamela Mam passed away after more than 60 years working to improving the health and wellbeing outcomes of Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders.</p>\n<p>Aunty Pamela Mam (nee Ah-kee/Bligh), a pioneer of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services, was born in 1938 in Richmond, western Queensland, and was a descendent of the Kuku Yalanji peoples in the Cooktown area.</p>\n<p>She started her remarkable career as a nurse aid at Palm Island Hospital, and later trained as a nurse at Townsville Hospital, becoming one of the first Aboriginal nurses in Queensland. Aunty Pamela helped establish the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service (ATSICHS) Brisbane and in 2015, Griffith University established the Aunty Pamela Mam Indigenous Nursing Scholarship to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nursing and midwifery students.</p>\n<p>She was awarded an honorary doctorate from Griffith University in December 2018 for her service to her people in health services and to the community and named as a life member of the Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council and ATSICHS Brisbane, and patron for the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health.</p>\n<p>Aunty Pamela was an inspirational figure who created an ongoing legacy of compassion and commitment for health care for First Nations Queenslanders.</p>\n<p>For more infomation on the Aunty Pamela Mam Indigenous Nursing Scholarship visit the <strong><a href=\"https://www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-listings/aunty-pamela-mam-indigenous-nursing-scholarship\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Griffith University website</a></strong>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(238,21588,1,'2020-04-21 00:33:03','2020-08-16 23:29:56','49e2702d-c0d7-4860-9462-285802389348','<p><strong>Each month in Our stories, we’re presenting a snapshot of services based off the perspectives of both service users and service providers.</strong></p>\n<p>This month’s service profile focuses on the Sunshine Parenting Program (SPP), a six-week postnatal wellbeing program for mothers who are struggling with their mental health, run by Brisbane’s Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness Inc.</p>\n<p>SPP was designed by two Brisbane mums, Viv Kissane and Rani Farmer who both have first-hand experience of perinatal challenges. Viv’s experiences with perinatal mental illness encouraged her to establish Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness Inc in 2011.</p>\n<p>‘I’m the mother of three children, and I experienced firsthand the devastating impact of perinatal mental illness,’ said Viv. ‘I was determined to offer other parents the support I wish I’d had. I established Peach Tree to provide compassionate, peer-led services and education.’</p>\n<p>‘Our home here at Peach Tree House is like a parent wellbeing centre,’ said Viv.<br /></p>\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(239,21590,1,'2020-04-21 00:33:03','2020-04-21 00:33:03','d060d05f-feab-4af5-b7fa-11c6dd79a26f','<p><strong>Each month in Our stories, we’re presenting a snapshot of services based off the perspectives of both service users and service providers.</strong></p>\n<p>This month’s service profile focuses on the Sunshine Parenting Program (SPP), a six-week postnatal wellbeing program for mothers who are struggling with their mental health, run by Brisbane’s Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness Inc.</p>\n<p>SPP was designed by two Brisbane mums, Viv Kissane and Rani Farmer who both have first-hand experience of perinatal challenges. Viv’s experiences with perinatal mental illness encouraged her to establish Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness Inc in 2011.</p>\n<p>‘I’m the mother of three children, and I experienced firsthand the devastating impact of perinatal mental illness,’ said Viv. ‘I was determined to offer other parents the support I wish I’d had. I established Peach Tree to provide compassionate, peer-led services and education.’</p><p>‘Our home here at Peach Tree House is like a parent wellbeing centre,’ said Viv.</p>\n<p>‘We offer peer-support programs, education, and social-inclusion activities like yoga, music and art. Most of our staff are volunteers and the majority of our services are free. It’s a friendly, welcoming and nonjudgemental space for parents and babies.’</p>\n<p>SPP is delivered across six sessions by peer-support workers. The first and last sessions involve individual discussions and one-on-one support with the SPP program manager and a psychologist. SPP is an earlyintervention program for parents who are doing it tough but who may not have a diagnosis of mental illness. It’s designed to build emotional resilience and promote self-care.</p>\n<p>‘We don’t require our participants to have a diagnosed condition or a formal referral from a GP,’ said Rani. ‘This isn’t a diagnostic program with clinical assessments and outcomes. It’s an empathic environment designed to promote emotional wellness and parenting confidence.’</p>\n<p>Rani is convinced that SPP is having a positive impact on the lives of mothers. ‘It might sound a bit corny, but I really do believe this program can bring a little ray of sunshine into parents’ lives, right when they need it most’.</p>\n<p><strong>The program in a nutshell:</strong></p>\n<p><strong>Name: </strong>Sunshine Parenting Program<br /><strong>Provider:</strong> Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness Inc<br /><strong>Service type:</strong> Brief therapy, community-based peer education for parents experiencing postnatal mental health challenges<br /><strong>Service duration: </strong>Six-week program that includes four group sessions and two individual sessions with a psychologist</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(246,21600,1,'2020-04-21 00:34:35','2020-08-16 23:29:56','34ae4b33-37fd-4410-85ed-8461070dc9b6','<p><strong>University of Queensland (UQ) medical student, Sherice Ansell was the recipient of the PHN’s annual sponsorship, which saw her attend the 2019 Australian Indigenous Doctors Association (AIDA) conference in Darwin.</strong></p>\n<p>Ms Ansell, who graduated from UQ at the end of 2019, is a Central/Eastern Arrernte and Anmatyerre woman from Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Ms Ansell said being in the culturally safe space of the AIDA conference allowed her to expand and refine the skills gained throughout her studies.</p>\n<p>“I participated in workshops with experienced Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous doctors and attended workshops across a range of different topics including trauma scenarios and cultural workshops,” Ms Ansell said.</p>\n<p>Ms Ansell sung the praises of conference presenter, ENT surgeon Kelvin Kong. “He is not only an amazing speaker, but his workshop provided valuable information and practical skills when assessing children’s ear health.”</p>\n<p>Importantly the conference provided attendees with a culturally safe professional development and networking opportunity.</p>\n<p>“(The conference) gave attendees an opportunity to talk about personal and professional problems faced throughout our studies (and in our) workplaces and gave us the opportunity to brainstorm possible solutions for these problems,” she said.</p>\n<p>Ms Ansell intends on attending the AIDA conference again at the end of 2020. \"I look forward to attending as an intern; I can continue building my own personal network and be part of the ever-growing number of Indigenous doctors across Australia.\"</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Sherice Ansell at the UQ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit sashing ceremony in 2019. Photo courtesy of UQ Communications. </em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(257,21617,1,'2020-04-21 00:37:40','2020-08-16 23:29:56','d39e7679-82fc-4179-acd8-8c13a94d6eab','<p><strong>Brisbane MIND Plus eReferral has changed and will now be known as My Mental Health Services eReferral.</strong></p>\n<p>This change comes in response to confusion surrounding the range of referral options, which are not limited to only Brisbane MIND services.</p>\n<p>It is anticipated the name change will help GPs offer appropriate referrals for patients across the wide range of Brisbane North PHN commissioned mental health, alcohol and other drugs and suicide prevention services that extend beyond the Brisbane MIND services.</p>\n<p>The updated eReferral form will also include new assessment fields, which are in line with the Initial Assessment and Referral (IAR) guidance.</p>\n<p>These changes also allow practitioners to nominate their preferred type of care in the eReferral form. These eReferral changes will be effective immediately.</p>\n<p>Changes to the eReferral form will be made automatically however, renaming the template in your clinical software will require a manual update on each user’s computer. Your Primary Care Liaison Officer can support you to make this change.</p>\n<p>Within the My Mental Health Services eReferral, GPs can refer patients to the following services:</p>\n<ul><li>brief therapy services (NewAccess, Optimal Health Program, Wise Choices, Sunshine Parenting Program and Problem Management Plus)</li><li>psychological therapies (Brisbane MIND4KiDS, Brisbane MIND–people at risk of suicide, Brisbane MIND–Culturally and Linguistically Diverse communities, Brisbane MIND– LGBTIQ+, Brisbane MIND–people with a history of trauma or abuse and Brisbane MIND Geographical Isolated Regions (Kilcoy and Bribie Island)</li><li>severe and complex mental illness (mental health hubs: The Recovery and Discovery Centre, The Living and Learning Centre and Floresco Caboolture).</li></ul><p>There are no out of pocket expense for clients to access PHN commissioned mental health, alcohol and other drugs and suicide prevention services. Clients will need to meet an eligibility criteria, however there are no GP caps to refer into these services. GPs can access all of these services for their patients in Best Practice and Medical Director practice software or via HealthPathways for GPs using other medical practice software.</p>\n<p>Practices with Best Practice or Medical Director can contact Redbourne on 1800 783 336 to arrange secure installation of the GP Integrator. Once installed, your Primary Care Liaison Officer can install the template and demonstrate the eReferral process.</p>\n<p><strong>To find out more contact the My Mental Health Service Navigation Team on 1800 752 235.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(269,21632,1,'2020-04-21 00:41:49','2020-08-16 23:29:56','9c2e18a4-a420-4c88-8c0e-d409565d3656','<p><strong>Suicide prevention campaign launch showcases local artists.</strong></p>\n<p>Art can be a powerful way to share stories, so the work of local artists features prominently in a new suicide prevention campaign aimed at LGBTIQ+ communities in Brisbane North.</p>\n<p>Launched on 6 February 2020 in Newstead, Talking Heals is a Queensland AIDS Council (QuAC) campaign funded through the National Suicide Prevention Trial (NSPT).</p>\n<p>Talking Heals campaign messaging acknowledges that sharing stories of suicide can be hard and encourages LGBTIQ+, ‘Sistergirl’ and ‘Brotherboy’ (SGBB) people at risk of suicide to connect with specialist services.</p>\n<p>The campaign has a community education focus, but will also support capacity building in the suicide prevention sector.</p>\n<p>Suicide prevention project officer Ged Farmer has worked closely with QuAC and their priority communities to support Brisbane North PHN’s local implementation of the NSPT.</p>\n<p>He spoke at the launch about Talking Heals and Yarns Heal, a similar campaign specifically designed by and for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQ+ SGBB communities, and how they have reset the language we use to talk about suicide.</p>\n<p>“For many, many years, speaking about suicide was just something people didn’t want to do and didn’t do,” Ged said.</p><p>“If someone was going through a tough time and they mentioned suicide, the conversation was often shut down,” he said.</p>\n<p>“This meant that people needing or wanting to talk about what they were going through were often unable to, and this in turn presents further barriers to accessing support.</p>\n<p>“The Talking Heals campaign is allowing us pathways to share our lived experiences of suicide and an opportunity to share our own personal stories of suicide and to have wider discussions around suicide,” he explained.</p>\n<p>Ged thanked the many project partner organisations and individuals, reserving special mention for the artists involved in both campaigns.</p>\n<p>The artists’ contributions, Ged said, “allow us a visual of the narrative, they allow us to reflect and they allow us to talk in ways about suicide that we’ve never done before”.</p>\n<p>“Every time I look at each of these pieces of art I see a new part of the story, I see something that I haven’t seen before. They generate emotion, they generate discussion and they generate hope and love,” he said.</p>\n<p>For more information, go to <strong><a href=\"http://www.talkingheals.org.au/\">www.talkingheals.org.au</a></strong> or <strong><a href=\"http://www.yarnsheal.com.au/\">www.yarnsheal.com.au</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: PHN staff joined QuAC staff, as well as campaign artists and supporters at the Talking Heals launch in February. </em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(270,21634,1,'2020-04-21 00:41:49','2020-04-21 00:41:49','b12b2f39-d473-4b73-9a07-867735e07e4b','<p><strong>Suicide prevention campaign launch showcases local artists.</strong></p>\n<p>Art can be a powerful way to share stories, so the work of local artists features prominently in a new suicide prevention campaign aimed at LGBTIQ+ communities in Brisbane North.</p>\n<p>Launched on 6 February 2020 in Newstead, Talking Heals is a Queensland AIDS Council (QuAC) campaign funded through the National Suicide Prevention Trial (NSPT).</p>\n<p>Talking Heals campaign messaging acknowledges that sharing stories of suicide can be hard and encourages LGBTIQ+, ‘Sistergirl’ and ‘Brotherboy’ (SGBB) people at risk of suicide to connect with specialist services.</p>\n<p>The campaign has a community education focus, but will also support capacity building in the suicide prevention sector.</p>\n<p>Suicide prevention project officer Ged Farmer has worked closely with QuAC and their priority communities to support Brisbane North PHN’s local implementation of the NSPT.</p>\n<p>He spoke at the launch about Talking Heals and Yarns Heal, a similar campaign specifically designed by and for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander LGBTIQ+ SGBB communities, and how they have reset the language we use to talk about suicide.</p>\n<p>“For many, many years, speaking about suicide was just something people didn’t want to do and didn’t do,” Ged said.</p><p>“If someone was going through a tough time and they mentioned suicide, the conversation was often shut down,” he said.</p>\n<p>“This meant that people needing or wanting to talk about what they were going through were often unable to, and this in turn presents further barriers to accessing support.</p>\n<p>“The Talking Heals campaign is allowing us pathways to share our lived experiences of suicide and an opportunity to share our own personal stories of suicide and to have wider discussions around suicide,” he explained.</p>\n<p>Ged thanked the many project partner organisations and individuals, reserving special mention for the artists involved in both campaigns.</p>\n<p>The artists’ contributions, Ged said, “allow us a visual of the narrative, they allow us to reflect and they allow us to talk in ways about suicide that we’ve never done before”.</p>\n<p>“Every time I look at each of these pieces of art I see a new part of the story, I see something that I haven’t seen before. They generate emotion, they generate discussion and they generate hope and love,” he said.</p>\n<p>For more information, go to <strong><a href=\"http://www.talkingheals.org.au/\">www.talkingheals.org.au</a></strong> or <strong><a href=\"http://www.yarnsheal.com.au/\">www.yarnsheal.com.au</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: PHN staff joined QuAC staff, as well as campaign artists and supporters at the Talking Heals launch in February. </em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(275,21641,1,'2020-04-21 00:42:38','2020-08-16 23:29:56','4a895ff8-b171-4ab4-8c90-8faa64c7ffb5','<p><strong>The department of haematology at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital has launched a pilot program of shared care with general practice for patients with low risk haematological conditions.</strong></p>\n<p>Shared care is the joint participation of primary care physicians and specialist physicians in the delivery of care.</p>\n<p>Shared care aims to help patients to receive care closer to home, avoid hospital wait times and receive more comprehensive primary care. For most patients, shared care will be an annual cycle, beginning with an initial specialist appointment, followed by three quarterly visits to the GP.</p>\n<p>GPs will be contacted on an individual basis to be offered the choice of participating in this shared care program as eligible patients are identified. The conditions in scope for the pilot program are chronic lymphocytic leukemia, monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance and myelodysplastic syndromes.</p>\n<p>Upon commencement, GPs will receive a care pathway outlining the recommended visit schedule, suggested care and monitoring, details of any clinical indicators (red flags) that would suggest the need for early specialist review and haematologist contact details.</p>\n<p>A dedicated Clinical Nurse Consultant will be available to help educate patients, resolve issues and help patients navigate their care.</p>\n<p>GPs are also encouraged to take advantage of the GP Haematology Advice telephone line. By phoning <strong>07 3646 1353</strong>, GPs can access clinical advice from the on-call haematologist between 8.00 am and 5.00 pm Monday to Friday. Advice is also available after hours by phoning the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital on <strong>07 3646 8111</strong>.</p>\n<p>An education event is scheduled to take place in March 2020 for GPs who want to improve their knowledge of haematological conditions. Details will be available soon on the PHN website.</p>\n<p>The project is being established thanks to support from the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Foundation and is being led by Dr Cameron Curley, Deputy Director Haematology, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. For more information email<strong> <a>MNHHS-CCS-ED@health.qld.gov.au</a></strong>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(276,21643,1,'2020-04-21 00:42:38','2020-04-21 00:42:38','61951d2e-41b4-4eeb-8a06-442812ab0dcb','<p><strong>The department of haematology at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital has launched a pilot program of shared care with general practice for patients with low risk haematological conditions.</strong></p>\n<p>Shared care is the joint participation of primary care physicians and specialist physicians in the delivery of care.</p>\n<p>Shared care aims to help patients to receive care closer to home, avoid hospital wait times and receive more comprehensive primary care. For most patients, shared care will be an annual cycle, beginning with an initial specialist appointment, followed by three quarterly visits to the GP.</p>\n<p>GPs will be contacted on an individual basis to be offered the choice of participating in this shared care program as eligible patients are identified. The conditions in scope for the pilot program are chronic lymphocytic leukemia, monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance and myelodysplastic syndromes.</p>\n<p>Upon commencement, GPs will receive a care pathway outlining the recommended visit schedule, suggested care and monitoring, details of any clinical indicators (red flags) that would suggest the need for early specialist review and haematologist contact details.</p>\n<p>A dedicated Clinical Nurse Consultant will be available to help educate patients, resolve issues and help patients navigate their care.</p>\n<p>GPs are also encouraged to take advantage of the GP Haematology Advice telephone line. By phoning <strong>07 3646 1353</strong>, GPs can access clinical advice from the on-call haematologist between 8.00 am and 5.00 pm Monday to Friday. Advice is also available after hours by phoning the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital on <strong>07 3646 8111</strong>.</p>\n<p>An education event is scheduled to take place in March 2020 for GPs who want to improve their knowledge of haematological conditions. Details will be available soon on the PHN website.</p>\n<p>The project is being established thanks to support from the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Foundation and is being led by Dr Cameron Curley, Deputy Director Haematology, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. For more information email<strong> <a>MNHHS-CCS-ED@health.qld.gov.au</a></strong>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(281,21650,1,'2020-04-21 00:43:30','2020-08-16 23:29:56','4f1d1cad-cf56-4197-87b1-c8a136b602e8','<p><strong>Brisbane North PHN is currently looking for GPs and practice nurses interested in joining the Brisbane North Chronic Wound Governance Group.</strong></p>\n<p>Operational since 2016, the Brisbane North Chronic Wound Governance Group aims to create transformative change resulting in better outcomes for people living with chronic wounds. It looks to achieve this through:</p>\n<ul><li>improving cross-sectorial collaboration between wound care providers in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region</li><li>identifying problematic conditions at a systems level and acting to leverage change</li><li>building capacity for engaging and developing solutions directly with individuals most affected</li><li>enabling, encouraging and supporting emergent innovation.</li></ul><p>Current members of the Governance Group include chronic wound care providers from Metro North Hospital and Health Service, private organisations, non-government organisations, community care providers, residential aged care and general practice.</p>\n<p>The PHN are also currently inviting aged care providers across community and residential aged care to participate in a program offering wound management education, with ongoing clinical support and onsite mentoring for your organisation.</p>\n<p><strong>For further information on the governance group or the wound management program contact Sector Collaboration Lead, Susan Cook, on <a href=\"http://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">susan.cook@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a> or 07 3630 7320.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(282,21652,1,'2020-04-21 00:43:30','2020-04-21 00:43:30','15cc1047-12bb-4471-9f65-c44678412702','<p><strong>Brisbane North PHN is currently looking for GPs and practice nurses interested in joining the Brisbane North Chronic Wound Governance Group.</strong></p>\n<p>Operational since 2016, the Brisbane North Chronic Wound Governance Group aims to create transformative change resulting in better outcomes for people living with chronic wounds. It looks to achieve this through:</p>\n<ul><li>improving cross-sectorial collaboration between wound care providers in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region</li><li>identifying problematic conditions at a systems level and acting to leverage change</li><li>building capacity for engaging and developing solutions directly with individuals most affected</li><li>enabling, encouraging and supporting emergent innovation.</li></ul><p>Current members of the Governance Group include chronic wound care providers from Metro North Hospital and Health Service, private organisations, non-government organisations, community care providers, residential aged care and general practice.</p>\n<p>The PHN are also currently inviting aged care providers across community and residential aged care to participate in a program offering wound management education, with ongoing clinical support and onsite mentoring for your organisation.</p>\n<p><strong>For further information on the governance group or the wound management program contact Sector Collaboration Lead, Susan Cook, on <a href=\"http://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">susan.cook@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a> or 07 3630 7320.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(315,21688,1,'2020-04-21 00:48:15','2020-04-21 00:48:15','fad06010-fb0b-4701-984d-821d46083735','<p><strong>The bushfires are affecting the entire nation and having a considerable impact on the physical and mental health of many Australians.</strong></p>\n<p>Experiences range from those directly exposed to the crisis, to those with contact only through what they have seen in the media; both groups may be affected.</p>\n<p>Most people recover from such traumatic events but if distress continues, some may need professional assessment and intervention. Those who seek help from a health professional will most often first present to a GP.</p>\n<p>In response to the crisis, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has put together a specialised list of resources for GPs and other health professionals. The list includes information on assisting within bushfire-affected communities, the use of P2 masks, providing care and support during disasters, and much more.</p>\n<p>Please read on for more information or <a href=\"/bush-fires\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>visit www.racgp.org. au/bush-fires</strong></a> for the full list of resources.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5><h5>Medicare bushfire recovery initiative</h5>\n<p>People affected by the bushfires are eligible to receive Medicare rebates for up to 10 psychological therapy sessions through GPs, psychologists and other mental health professionals through the Medicare Bushfire Recovery Initiative.</p>\n<p>To simplify access to these sessions, patients do not need to have a GP referral or mental health treatment plan.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5><h5>Telehealth</h5>\n<p>Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) items 2121, 2150 and 2196, which provide rebates for GP telehealth services provided to patients with mental health issues in drought-affected areas, have been expanded to include patients affected by bushfires.</p>\n<p>Patients who have been identified by a GP as being affected by bushfire, or who self-identify as being affected by bushfire, are eligible for these services. In addition to people who reside in areas directly affected by the bushfires, eligible patients may include people who reside in areas, which have not been directly affected.</p>\n<p>For more information visit <strong><a href=\"http://bit.ly/MBS-changes-bushfires\">http://bit.ly/MBS-changes-bushfires</a></strong>.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5><h5>Support for your patients</h5>\n<p>Online support services for the mental health and wellbeing of your patients:</p>\n<ul><li>The RUOK? website offers advice on supporting friends, family and colleagues through the crisis: <a href=\"http://www.ruok.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.ruok.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>The Black Dog Institute has bushfire mental health information to help link communities to a range of support services: <a href=\"http://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.blackdoginstitute.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>Beyond Blue offers information on looking after yourself following a disaster: <a href=\"http://www.beyondblue.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.beyondblue.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>headspace has information for young people coping with the stress of natural disasters: <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>https://headspace.org.au</strong></a>.</li></ul><h5><br /></h5><h5>Support for health professionals</h5>\n<p>Health professionals will also be impacted by fires and need to look after their own health and wellbeing. GPs may become overloaded by the traumatic experiences of others.</p>\n<p><strong>DRS4DRS</strong></p>\n<p>GPs can access support via the DRS4DRS website and state/territory based helplines. For more information visit <a href=\"http://www.drs4drs.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.drs4drs.com.au</strong></a>.</p>\n<p><strong>The GP Support Program</strong></p>\n<p>The RACGP GP Support Program provides free and confidential psychological support to members, visit <a href=\"http://www.racgp.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.racgp.org.au</strong></a>.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5><h5>Other sources of information</h5>\n<p><strong>Life in Mind toolkit</strong></p>\n<p>Life in Mind team has developed a webpage where relevant disaster toolkits, resources, helplines and information can be found, visit <strong><a href=\"http://www.lifeinmindaustralia.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">www.lifeinmindaustralia.com.au</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><strong>Healthdirect bushfire health and safety</strong></p>\n<p>Offering practical advice, including how to prepare for a bushfire and how to keep informed. Visit <a href=\"http://www.healthdirect.gov.au/bushfire-health-and-safety\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.healthdirect.gov.au/bushfire-health-and-safety</strong></a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(333,21709,1,'2020-04-21 00:50:31','2020-04-21 00:50:31','04d68edb-2fc7-4934-a5d0-5feae942a149','<p><strong>Brisbane North PHN is pleased to present, Our stories— an overview of the mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services commissioned by the PHN.</strong></p>\n<p>Each month, we will present a snapshot of services based off the perspectives of both service users and service providers – sharing real experiences and real outcomes. This month we are profiling the <em>Caring for Residents of Aged Care program</em>, created by Change Futures.</p>\n<p><em>Caring for Residents of Aged Care</em> places provisional psychologists in residential aged-care facilities to provide therapeutic programs for groups and individuals. What started as a small pro-bono program with St Vincent’s Aged Care in Brisbane’s northside has now spread to 17 facilities across the region with funding from Brisbane North PHN.</p>\n<p>Program founder Julie Aganoff said they’re uncovering a huge need for psychological therapies in aged care.</p>\n<p>‘Many, many residents in aged care experience psychological distress,’ she said. ‘Programs that support residents and improve their wellbeing are urgently needed.’</p>\n<p>Julie said that the time when people first move into aged care can be particularly difficult. ‘When people move into aged care, they’re often lonely, distressed to have left their home, and unsure what the future will bring. They’ve often lost their social connections and need to start again, developing a friendship group in their new environment.</p>\n<p>‘Our provisional psychologists can help with that transition and with other mental health issues residents are experiencing. Having a friendly, supportive person who visits each week simply to talk and listen for an extended time can provide enormous therapeutic benefit.’</p>\n<p><em>Caring for Residents of Aged Care</em> was designed in consultation with a Residents’ Advisory Group in an aged-care facility in Brisbane North.</p>\n<p>‘The Residents’ Group was very important in helping us to understand how to engage with aged care facilities and what to offer in the program,’ said Julie.</p>\n<p>Like any other mental health intervention, the program uses a selection of pre and post measures to evaluate outcomes. Evaluation shows the program leads to measurable reductions in residents’ anxiety and psychological distress, and high levels of client satisfaction.</p>\n<p>Qualitative measures show improvements in mood, anxiety and stress; reductions in social isolation and acceptance; improved coping with life changes; and increases in self-worth.</p>\n<p><strong>Alice’s* Story</strong></p>\n<p>Alice lives at St Vincent’s Aged Care in Mitchelton. Her eyesight is poor and she spends much of her time in her room. Even though her son and daughter-in-law visit regularly, she often finds herself feeling lonely. But talking to Phil, a provisional psychologist with Change Futures, has made a world of difference. Spending time with Phil gives her someone who listens to her and gives her support.<br /><sub>* Name and aspects of the story changed to preserve anonymity.</sub></p>\n<p><strong><br /></strong></p><p><strong>The program in a nutshell</strong></p><p><strong>Name:</strong> Caring for Residents of Aged Care</p>\n\n<p><strong>Providers: </strong>Change Futures</p>\n<p><strong>Service type:</strong> Individual and group therapy in residential aged-care facilities</p>\n<p><strong>Service duration: </strong>Conducted in episodes of five sessions; individual therapy available for up to 10 sessions; group therapy may be ongoing.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(334,21711,1,'2020-04-21 00:53:23','2020-04-21 00:53:23','91031e80-dafc-4380-94a0-b54e82d8d77d','<p><strong>The department of haematology at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital has launched a pilot program of shared care with general practice for patients with low risk haematological conditions.</strong></p>\n<p>Shared care is the joint participation of primary care physicians and specialist physicians in the delivery of care.</p>\n<p>Shared care aims to help patients to receive care closer to home, avoid hospital wait times and receive more comprehensive primary care. For most patients, shared care will be an annual cycle, beginning with an initial specialist appointment, followed by three quarterly visits to the GP.</p>\n<p>GPs will be contacted on an individual basis to be offered the choice of participating in this shared care program as eligible patients are identified. The conditions in scope for the pilot program are chronic lymphocytic leukemia, monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance and myelodysplastic syndromes.</p>\n<p>Upon commencement, GPs will receive a care pathway outlining the recommended visit schedule, suggested care and monitoring, details of any clinical indicators (red flags) that would suggest the need for early specialist review and haematologist contact details.</p>\n<p>A dedicated Clinical Nurse Consultant will be available to help educate patients, resolve issues and help patients navigate their care.</p>\n<p>GPs are also encouraged to take advantage of the GP Haematology Advice telephone line. By phoning <strong>07 3646 1353</strong>, GPs can access clinical advice from the on-call haematologist between 8.00 am and 5.00 pm Monday to Friday. Advice is also available after hours by phoning the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital on <strong>07 3646 8111</strong>.</p>\n<p>An education event is scheduled to take place in March 2020 for GPs who want to improve their knowledge of haematological conditions. Details will be available soon on the PHN website.</p>\n<p>The project is being established thanks to support from the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Foundation and is being led by Dr Cameron Curley, Deputy Director Haematology, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. For more information email<strong> <a>MNHHS-CCS-ED@health.qld.gov.au</a></strong>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(347,21725,1,'2020-04-21 00:55:44','2020-08-16 23:29:56','f45ce2f7-07dd-4975-90f5-85d30bf2cb71','<p><strong>Brisbane North PHN is pleased to present, Our stories— an overview of the mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services commissioned by the PHN.</strong></p>\n<p>Each month, we will present a snapshot of services based off the perspectives of both service users and service providers – sharing real experiences and real outcomes. This month we are profiling the <em>Caring for Residents of Aged Care program</em>, created by Change Futures.</p>\n<p><em>Caring for Residents of Aged Care</em> places provisional psychologists in residential aged-care facilities to provide therapeutic programs for groups and individuals. What started as a small pro-bono program with St Vincent’s Aged Care in Brisbane’s northside has now spread to 17 facilities across the region with funding from Brisbane North PHN.</p>\n<p>Program founder Julie Aganoff said they’re uncovering a huge need for psychological therapies in aged care.</p>\n<p>‘Many, many residents in aged care experience psychological distress,’ she said. ‘Programs that support residents and improve their wellbeing are urgently needed.’</p>\n<p>Julie said that the time when people first move into aged care can be particularly difficult. ‘When people move into aged care, they’re often lonely, distressed to have left their home, and unsure what the future will bring. They’ve often lost their social connections and need to start again, developing a friendship group in their new environment.</p>\n<p><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(351,21730,1,'2020-04-21 00:55:44','2020-04-21 00:55:44','dfb89c91-4799-47aa-9af0-259cc7ae5df4',NULL,NULL,NULL,'‘Our provisional psychologists can help with that transition and with other mental health issues residents are experiencing. Having a friendly, supportive person who visits each week simply to talk and listen for an extended time can provide enormous therapeutic benefit.’'),(352,21731,1,'2020-04-21 00:55:44','2020-04-21 00:55:44','0751e529-c463-4141-8772-268f64d4f9f2','<p><em>Caring for Residents of Aged Care</em> was designed in consultation with a Residents’ Advisory Group in an aged-care facility in Brisbane North.</p>\n<p>‘The Residents’ Group was very important in helping us to understand how to engage with aged care facilities and what to offer in the program,’ said Julie.</p>\n<p>Like any other mental health intervention, the program uses a selection of pre and post measures to evaluate outcomes. Evaluation shows the program leads to measurable reductions in residents’ anxiety and psychological distress, and high levels of client satisfaction.</p>\n<p>Qualitative measures show improvements in mood, anxiety and stress; reductions in social isolation and acceptance; improved coping with life changes; and increases in self-worth.</p>\n<p><strong>Alice’s* Story</strong></p>\n<p>Alice lives at St Vincent’s Aged Care in Mitchelton. Her eyesight is poor and she spends much of her time in her room. Even though her son and daughter-in-law visit regularly, she often finds herself feeling lonely. But talking to Phil, a provisional psychologist with Change Futures, has made a world of difference. Spending time with Phil gives her someone who listens to her and gives her support.<br /><sub>* Name and aspects of the story changed to preserve anonymity.</sub></p>\n\n<h5><strong>The program in a nutshell</strong></h5>\n<p><strong>Name:</strong> Caring for Residents of Aged Care</p>\n<p><strong>Providers: </strong>Change Futures</p>\n<p><strong>Service type:</strong> Individual and group therapy in residential aged-care facilities</p>\n<p><strong>Service duration: </strong>Conducted in episodes of five sessions; individual therapy available for up to 10 sessions; group therapy may be ongoing.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(353,21732,1,'2020-04-21 00:56:51','2020-08-16 23:29:56','c9a6396f-72b3-4626-9ec7-b181333b1491',NULL,NULL,NULL,'‘We offer peer-support programs, education, and social-inclusion activities like yoga, music and art. Most of our staff are volunteers and the majority of our services are free. It’s a friendly, welcoming and nonjudgemental space for parents and babies.’'),(354,21733,1,'2020-04-21 00:56:51','2020-08-16 23:29:56','d719910b-2cc8-44f6-8eb4-a21db40b3c5f','<p>SPP is delivered across six sessions by peer-support workers. The first and last sessions involve individual discussions and one-on-one support with the SPP program manager and a psychologist. SPP is an earlyintervention program for parents who are doing it tough but who may not have a diagnosis of mental illness. It’s designed to build emotional resilience and promote self-care.<br /></p>\n<p>‘We don’t require our participants to have a diagnosed condition or a formal referral from a GP,’ said Rani. ‘This isn’t a diagnostic program with clinical assessments and outcomes. It’s an empathic environment designed to promote emotional wellness and parenting confidence.’</p>\n<p>Rani is convinced that SPP is having a positive impact on the lives of mothers. ‘It might sound a bit corny, but I really do believe this program can bring a little ray of sunshine into parents’ lives, right when they need it most’.</p>\n<h5><strong>The program in a nutshell</strong></h5>\n<p><strong>Name: </strong>Sunshine Parenting Program<br /><strong>Provider:</strong> Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness Inc<br /><strong>Service type:</strong> Brief therapy, community-based peer education for parents experiencing postnatal mental health challenges<br /><strong>Service duration: </strong>Six-week program that includes four group sessions and two individual sessions with a psychologist</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(355,21735,1,'2020-04-21 00:56:51','2020-04-21 00:56:51','9c7e2911-c7a7-43b5-b0b4-45a56ffb23c6','<p><strong>Each month in Our stories, we’re presenting a snapshot of services based off the perspectives of both service users and service providers.</strong></p>\n<p>This month’s service profile focuses on the Sunshine Parenting Program (SPP), a six-week postnatal wellbeing program for mothers who are struggling with their mental health, run by Brisbane’s Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness Inc.</p>\n<p>SPP was designed by two Brisbane mums, Viv Kissane and Rani Farmer who both have first-hand experience of perinatal challenges. Viv’s experiences with perinatal mental illness encouraged her to establish Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness Inc in 2011.</p>\n<p>‘I’m the mother of three children, and I experienced firsthand the devastating impact of perinatal mental illness,’ said Viv. ‘I was determined to offer other parents the support I wish I’d had. I established Peach Tree to provide compassionate, peer-led services and education.’</p>\n<p>‘Our home here at Peach Tree House is like a parent wellbeing centre,’ said Viv.<br /></p>\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(356,21736,1,'2020-04-21 00:56:51','2020-04-21 00:56:51','d6a275e1-bfb4-4812-8b19-d4184e3217c4',NULL,NULL,NULL,'‘We offer peer-support programs, education, and social-inclusion activities like yoga, music and art. Most of our staff are volunteers and the majority of our services are free. It’s a friendly, welcoming and nonjudgemental space for parents and babies.’'),(358,21739,1,'2020-04-21 00:57:04','2020-04-21 00:57:04','2f1d19d6-12a3-4323-94da-bfa6136a5493','<p><strong>Brisbane North PHN is pleased to present, Our stories— an overview of the mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services commissioned by the PHN.</strong></p>\n<p>Each month, we will present a snapshot of services based off the perspectives of both service users and service providers – sharing real experiences and real outcomes. This month we are profiling the <em>Caring for Residents of Aged Care program</em>, created by Change Futures.</p>\n<p><em>Caring for Residents of Aged Care</em> places provisional psychologists in residential aged-care facilities to provide therapeutic programs for groups and individuals. What started as a small pro-bono program with St Vincent’s Aged Care in Brisbane’s northside has now spread to 17 facilities across the region with funding from Brisbane North PHN.</p>\n<p>Program founder Julie Aganoff said they’re uncovering a huge need for psychological therapies in aged care.</p>\n<p>‘Many, many residents in aged care experience psychological distress,’ she said. ‘Programs that support residents and improve their wellbeing are urgently needed.’</p>\n<p>Julie said that the time when people first move into aged care can be particularly difficult. ‘When people move into aged care, they’re often lonely, distressed to have left their home, and unsure what the future will bring. They’ve often lost their social connections and need to start again, developing a friendship group in their new environment.</p>\n<p><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(359,21740,1,'2020-04-21 00:57:04','2020-04-21 00:57:04','c0b9a438-c2af-450c-ac9f-570a8c690526',NULL,NULL,NULL,'‘Our provisional psychologists can help with that transition and with other mental health issues residents are experiencing. Having a friendly, supportive person who visits each week simply to talk and listen for an extended time can provide enormous therapeutic benefit.’'),(360,21741,1,'2020-04-21 00:57:04','2020-04-21 00:57:04','22abb578-4a8e-4b81-a821-ee7e3cbbcf67','<p><em>Caring for Residents of Aged Care</em> was designed in consultation with a Residents’ Advisory Group in an aged-care facility in Brisbane North.</p>\n<p>‘The Residents’ Group was very important in helping us to understand how to engage with aged care facilities and what to offer in the program,’ said Julie.</p>\n<p>Like any other mental health intervention, the program uses a selection of pre and post measures to evaluate outcomes. Evaluation shows the program leads to measurable reductions in residents’ anxiety and psychological distress, and high levels of client satisfaction.</p>\n<p>Qualitative measures show improvements in mood, anxiety and stress; reductions in social isolation and acceptance; improved coping with life changes; and increases in self-worth.</p>\n<p><strong>Alice’s* Story</strong></p>\n<p>Alice lives at St Vincent’s Aged Care in Mitchelton. Her eyesight is poor and she spends much of her time in her room. Even though her son and daughter-in-law visit regularly, she often finds herself feeling lonely. But talking to Phil, a provisional psychologist with Change Futures, has made a world of difference. Spending time with Phil gives her someone who listens to her and gives her support.<br /><sub>* Name and aspects of the story changed to preserve anonymity.</sub></p>\n\n<h5><strong>The program in a nutshell</strong></h5>\n<p><strong>Name:</strong> Caring for Residents of Aged Care</p>\n<p><strong>Providers: </strong>Change Futures</p>\n<p><strong>Service type:</strong> Individual and group therapy in residential aged-care facilities</p>\n<p><strong>Service duration: </strong>Conducted in episodes of five sessions; individual therapy available for up to 10 sessions; group therapy may be ongoing.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(405,21792,1,'2020-04-21 00:59:41','2020-04-21 00:59:41','ed1bda8e-fc12-43c4-94d5-54865f9fcde9','<p><strong>A toolkit for embedding people with experience of mental health challenges into public and private workplaces and non-government organisations has just been launched.</strong></p>\n<p>The Mental Health Lived Experience Workforce framework provides practical advice and resources for any organisation employing or looking to employ lived experience staff. </p>\n<p>It was developed by RMIT University researchers led by lived experience academic Dr Louise Byrne, and funded by the Queensland Mental Health Commission. Queensland Mental Health Commissioner Mr Ivan Frkovic said the framework represented a comprehensive guide to harnessing the knowledge of employees who had experience of mental ill-health. </p>\n<p>“People with personal experience of mental health challenges and the ways our systems respond to them offer unique insight and are well-placed to support those working in and using mental health services,” Mr Frkovic said.</p>\n<p>He said the new framework was designed to be flexible and transferable, so it could be adapted across a range of workplaces.</p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(406,21793,1,'2020-04-21 00:59:41','2020-04-21 00:59:41','8771b761-578e-499e-a035-1d55a1da4485',NULL,NULL,NULL,'“For example, Queensland Health has harnessed the key concepts and adapted them to suit the public mental health sector. ﻿Lived experience workers have a vital role in mental health, but there is also great potential for them to contribute to other organisations across the public and private sector.”'),(407,21794,1,'2020-04-21 00:59:41','2020-04-21 00:59:41','3db028ed-8f7f-47b8-9139-acbb7bcb4405','<p>Dr Byrne said the framework provided practical guidance for organisations to employ, train, supervise and support staff in dedicated lived experience roles.</p>\n<p>Her team identified three main pillars for an effective lived experience workforce:</p>\n<ol><li>All levels of the organisation need to be exposed to lived experience staff and concepts to understand how they work and the value they add.</li><li>Genuine commitment is needed at all levels of the organisation. Tokenistic roles do not succeed.</li><li>Practical action is necessary to prepare the workforce; address workplace readiness through training and championing of lived experience roles at all levels of the organisation.</li></ol><blockquote><p>“We are seeing an increase in the number of people employed for their lived experience, but there may not be sufficient understanding in organisations about the roles they are able to fill and the value they bring to the organisation, beyond empathy with clients,” Dr Byrne said.</p><p>“This can result in poor support structures or planning around the roles, with the risk that lived experience workers might not be fulfilling their potential.</p></blockquote>\n<p>Louise Byrne is one of Australia\'s leading lived experience researchers.</p>\n<p>Dr Byrne said lived experience employees had the greatest impact when upper management made a long-term commitment to the roles.</p>\n<p>“Unfortunately, many organisations are lacking confidence when employing lived experience staff, resulting in reduced impact.</p>\n<p>“We hope resources like the framework will change both perceptions and practices.”</p>\n<p><strong>Download the Lived Experience Workforce Framework at: <a href=\"http://www.qmhc.qld.gov.au/\">www.qmhc.qld.gov.au</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Dr Leanne Geppert, Executive Director of the Queensland Mental Health Commission; Mr Ivan Frkovic, Queensland Mental Health Commissioner; Dr Louise Byrne, RMIT University; Deb Pratt, Manager at Queensland Mental Health Commission; Eschleigh Balzamo, General Manager at Brook RED; Paula Arro, Lived Experience Engagement Coordinator, Brisbane North PHN.</em></p>\n<p><em>Reprinted with thanks to <a href=\"http://www.rmit.edu.au/news\">RMIT University News</a>.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(420,21808,1,'2020-04-21 01:01:01','2020-08-16 23:29:56','60738043-10e8-4563-9b43-bfa34308da3a','<p><strong>A toolkit for embedding people with experience of mental health challenges into public and private workplaces and non-government organisations has just been launched.</strong></p>\n<p>The Mental Health Lived Experience Workforce framework provides practical advice and resources for any organisation employing or looking to employ lived experience staff. </p>\n<p>It was developed by RMIT University researchers led by lived experience academic Dr Louise Byrne, and funded by the Queensland Mental Health Commission. Queensland Mental Health Commissioner Mr Ivan Frkovic said the framework represented a comprehensive guide to harnessing the knowledge of employees who had experience of mental ill-health. </p>\n<p>“People with personal experience of mental health challenges and the ways our systems respond to them offer unique insight and are well-placed to support those working in and using mental health services,” Mr Frkovic said.</p>\n<p>He said the new framework was designed to be flexible and transferable, so it could be adapted across a range of workplaces.</p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(422,21810,1,'2020-04-21 01:01:01','2020-08-16 23:29:56','4c447995-3cf3-44e8-a375-ecc1765e9d25','<p>Dr Byrne said the framework provided practical guidance for organisations to employ, train, supervise and support staff in dedicated lived experience roles.</p>\n<p>Her team identified three main pillars for an effective lived experience workforce:</p>\n<ol><li>All levels of the organisation need to be exposed to lived experience staff and concepts to understand how they work and the value they add.</li><li>Genuine commitment is needed at all levels of the organisation. Tokenistic roles do not succeed.</li><li>Practical action is necessary to prepare the workforce; address workplace readiness through training and championing of lived experience roles at all levels of the organisation.</li></ol><blockquote><p>“We are seeing an increase in the number of people employed for their lived experience, but there may not be sufficient understanding in organisations about the roles they are able to fill and the value they bring to the organisation, beyond empathy with clients,” Dr Byrne said.</p><p>“This can result in poor support structures or planning around the roles, with the risk that lived experience workers might not be fulfilling their potential.</p></blockquote>\n<p>Louise Byrne is one of Australia\'s leading lived experience researchers.</p>\n<p>Dr Byrne said lived experience employees had the greatest impact when upper management made a long-term commitment to the roles.<br /><br /></p>\n\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(423,21811,1,'2020-04-21 01:01:01','2020-08-16 23:29:56','0aa56a92-36dc-42dd-9cb2-5179c952dc11',NULL,NULL,NULL,'“Unfortunately, many organisations are lacking confidence when employing lived experience staff, resulting in reduced impact. We hope resources like the framework will change both perceptions and practices.”'),(424,21812,1,'2020-04-21 01:01:01','2020-08-16 23:29:56','d723f0fe-dada-4948-ab5e-478bc3a28771','<p><strong>Download the Lived Experience Workforce Framework at: <a href=\"http://www.qmhc.qld.gov.au/\">www.qmhc.qld.gov.au</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Dr Leanne Geppert, Executive Director of the Queensland Mental Health Commission; Mr Ivan Frkovic, Queensland Mental Health Commissioner; Dr Louise Byrne, RMIT University; Deb Pratt, Manager at Queensland Mental Health Commission; Eschleigh Balzamo, General Manager at Brook RED; Paula Arro, Lived Experience Engagement Coordinator, Brisbane North PHN.</em></p>\n<p><em>Reprinted with thanks to <a href=\"http://www.rmit.edu.au/news\">RMIT University News</a>.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(425,21814,1,'2020-04-21 01:01:01','2020-04-21 01:01:01','fca648cb-a625-493c-8eb8-164c1d361e32','<p><strong>A toolkit for embedding people with experience of mental health challenges into public and private workplaces and non-government organisations has just been launched.</strong></p>\n<p>The Mental Health Lived Experience Workforce framework provides practical advice and resources for any organisation employing or looking to employ lived experience staff. </p>\n<p>It was developed by RMIT University researchers led by lived experience academic Dr Louise Byrne, and funded by the Queensland Mental Health Commission. Queensland Mental Health Commissioner Mr Ivan Frkovic said the framework represented a comprehensive guide to harnessing the knowledge of employees who had experience of mental ill-health. </p>\n<p>“People with personal experience of mental health challenges and the ways our systems respond to them offer unique insight and are well-placed to support those working in and using mental health services,” Mr Frkovic said.</p>\n<p>He said the new framework was designed to be flexible and transferable, so it could be adapted across a range of workplaces.</p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(426,21815,1,'2020-04-21 01:01:01','2020-04-21 01:01:01','2f37e449-0e8c-43c4-903b-a1829ec828c9',NULL,NULL,NULL,'“For example, Queensland Health has harnessed the key concepts and adapted them to suit the public mental health sector. ﻿Lived experience workers have a vital role in mental health, but there is also great potential for them to contribute to other organisations across the public and private sector.”'),(427,21816,1,'2020-04-21 01:01:01','2020-04-21 01:01:01','4ea60288-b024-448b-82f0-9f7a8c40dee9','<p>Dr Byrne said the framework provided practical guidance for organisations to employ, train, supervise and support staff in dedicated lived experience roles.</p>\n<p>Her team identified three main pillars for an effective lived experience workforce:</p>\n<ol><li>All levels of the organisation need to be exposed to lived experience staff and concepts to understand how they work and the value they add.</li><li>Genuine commitment is needed at all levels of the organisation. Tokenistic roles do not succeed.</li><li>Practical action is necessary to prepare the workforce; address workplace readiness through training and championing of lived experience roles at all levels of the organisation.</li></ol><blockquote><p>“We are seeing an increase in the number of people employed for their lived experience, but there may not be sufficient understanding in organisations about the roles they are able to fill and the value they bring to the organisation, beyond empathy with clients,” Dr Byrne said.</p><p>“This can result in poor support structures or planning around the roles, with the risk that lived experience workers might not be fulfilling their potential.</p></blockquote>\n<p>Louise Byrne is one of Australia\'s leading lived experience researchers.</p>\n<p>Dr Byrne said lived experience employees had the greatest impact when upper management made a long-term commitment to the roles.<br /><br /></p>\n\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(429,21818,1,'2020-04-21 01:01:01','2020-04-21 01:01:01','95b798d3-8599-463d-bee0-ce3ce3a12748','<p><strong>Download the Lived Experience Workforce Framework at: <a href=\"http://www.qmhc.qld.gov.au/\">www.qmhc.qld.gov.au</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Dr Leanne Geppert, Executive Director of the Queensland Mental Health Commission; Mr Ivan Frkovic, Queensland Mental Health Commissioner; Dr Louise Byrne, RMIT University; Deb Pratt, Manager at Queensland Mental Health Commission; Eschleigh Balzamo, General Manager at Brook RED; Paula Arro, Lived Experience Engagement Coordinator, Brisbane North PHN.</em></p>\n<p><em>Reprinted with thanks to <a href=\"http://www.rmit.edu.au/news\">RMIT University News</a>.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(430,21820,1,'2020-04-21 01:02:06','2020-04-21 01:02:06','a5427b5c-9ca8-45f5-aa23-dca6382eb91c','<p><strong>A toolkit for embedding people with experience of mental health challenges into public and private workplaces and non-government organisations has just been launched.</strong></p>\n<p>The Mental Health Lived Experience Workforce framework provides practical advice and resources for any organisation employing or looking to employ lived experience staff. </p>\n<p>It was developed by RMIT University researchers led by lived experience academic Dr Louise Byrne, and funded by the Queensland Mental Health Commission. Queensland Mental Health Commissioner Mr Ivan Frkovic said the framework represented a comprehensive guide to harnessing the knowledge of employees who had experience of mental ill-health. </p>\n<p>“People with personal experience of mental health challenges and the ways our systems respond to them offer unique insight and are well-placed to support those working in and using mental health services,” Mr Frkovic said.</p>\n<p>He said the new framework was designed to be flexible and transferable, so it could be adapted across a range of workplaces.</p>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(431,21821,1,'2020-04-21 01:02:06','2020-04-21 01:02:06','a8eb5619-2815-4918-9b39-ee31346d280c',NULL,NULL,NULL,'“For example, Queensland Health has harnessed the key concepts and adapted them to suit the public mental health sector. ﻿Lived experience workers have a vital role in mental health, but there is also great potential for them to contribute to other organisations across the public and private sector.”'),(432,21822,1,'2020-04-21 01:02:06','2020-04-21 01:02:06','fda305f4-d8b5-4a16-8a32-5f5c9e1312e2','<p>Dr Byrne said the framework provided practical guidance for organisations to employ, train, supervise and support staff in dedicated lived experience roles.</p>\n<p>Her team identified three main pillars for an effective lived experience workforce:</p>\n<ol><li>All levels of the organisation need to be exposed to lived experience staff and concepts to understand how they work and the value they add.</li><li>Genuine commitment is needed at all levels of the organisation. Tokenistic roles do not succeed.</li><li>Practical action is necessary to prepare the workforce; address workplace readiness through training and championing of lived experience roles at all levels of the organisation.</li></ol><blockquote><p>“We are seeing an increase in the number of people employed for their lived experience, but there may not be sufficient understanding in organisations about the roles they are able to fill and the value they bring to the organisation, beyond empathy with clients,” Dr Byrne said.</p><p>“This can result in poor support structures or planning around the roles, with the risk that lived experience workers might not be fulfilling their potential.</p></blockquote>\n<p>Louise Byrne is one of Australia\'s leading lived experience researchers.</p>\n<p>Dr Byrne said lived experience employees had the greatest impact when upper management made a long-term commitment to the roles.<br /><br /></p>\n\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(433,21823,1,'2020-04-21 01:02:06','2020-04-21 01:02:06','ca18d5c7-1d93-45fe-9fc5-bb220bde0a04',NULL,NULL,NULL,'“Unfortunately, many organisations are lacking confidence when employing lived experience staff, resulting in reduced impact. We hope resources like the framework will change both perceptions and practices.”'),(474,21867,1,'2020-04-21 01:04:59','2020-04-21 01:04:59','b3153434-07e8-44f2-b3d2-4ce73bd48bbc','<p><strong>General Practitioner and clinical researcher Dr Jenny Schafer will bring a unique combination of career experiences to Brisbane North PHN, following her appointment to the PHN’s Board of Directors at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday 13 November 2019.</strong></p>\n<p> Having practised in Brisbane North for many years, Dr Schafer is also a current board director with Arthritis Queensland and a senior research manager at Wesley Medical Research. <br />Dr Schafer may be well known to many from her media work some years ago as a Channel 9 medical reporter and Sunday Mail columnist. </p>\n<p>In other AGM announcements, Mark Henley and Stan Macionis were returned as Board Directors. </p>\n<p>PHN Chief Executive Officer Abbe Anderson congratulated the new Board of Directors, saying the balance of experience and perspectives among its members will ensure the organisation continues to provide strong primary healthcare leadership.</p>\n<p><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(475,21868,1,'2020-04-21 01:04:59','2020-04-21 01:04:59','683dc486-56f5-4836-8200-3c8e17c490b5',NULL,NULL,NULL,'“I am pleased for our new and continuing Directors. Dr Jenny Schafer is a welcome addition to our Board, helping to bolster the voice of GPs in PHN decision making,” Ms Anderson said.'),(476,21869,1,'2020-04-21 01:04:59','2020-04-21 01:04:59','e3b7e864-7e67-4cd6-b864-0c9a11e469bc','<p>“Dr Schafer has a long connection with our organisation. She and I worked closely together to develop the role of the Medical Assistant in Australia, now recognised with a nationally accredited Certificate IV qualification,” she said.</p><p>“Mark Henley has been on our board since 2015. He is currently CEO at the QLD Council of Social Services (QCOSS) and was formerly on the board of National Disability Services.</p>\n<p>“Mr Henley’s experience as an accountant has been of great benefit to the PHN in his role as chair of our Board’s Finance, Audit and Risk Management Committee.</p>\n<p>“Stan Macionis is another long-serving Board Director. First appointed in 2013, Mr Macionis currently chairs our Board’s Governance Committee.</p>\n<p>“Mr Macionis also serves as a member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal and the AHPRA Nursing and Midwifery Board. He was previously CEO at Medibank Health Solutions and then with RSL Care,” Ms Anderson said.</p>\n<p>AGM attendees heard from guest speaker Simon Cotterell, First Assistant Secretary at the Department of Health and Ageing, who spoke about the Government’s intention to develop a 10-year Primary Health Care Plan.</p>\n<p><strong><a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/page/about/our-team/directors\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Click through for more information</a> on the PHN’s Board of Directors for 2018/19.</strong></p>\n<p><strong><a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/yearinreview\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Read the PHN’s 2018/19 Digital Year in Review</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured left to right: Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green, PHN CEO Abbe Anderson and new Board Director Dr Jenny Schafer.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(485,21901,1,'2020-04-21 02:52:31','2020-04-21 02:52:31','bbd15a3d-f6df-4b04-ad9a-50faa6224985','<p><strong>2020 is the international year of the nurse and midwife and throughout the year the PHN is paying tribute to nurses and midwives that inspire.</strong></p>\n<p>This month we\'re celebrating the life and legacy of inspirational pioneer of the health sector, Aunty Pamela Mam.</p>\n<p>In January, trailblazing leader Aunty Pamela Mam passed away after more than 60 years working to improving the health and wellbeing outcomes of Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders.</p>\n<p>Aunty Pamela Mam (nee Ah-kee/Bligh), a pioneer of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health services, was born in 1938 in Richmond, western Queensland, and was a descendent of the Kuku Yalanji peoples in the Cooktown area.</p>\n<p>She started her remarkable career as a nurse aid at Palm Island Hospital, and later trained as a nurse at Townsville Hospital, becoming one of the first Aboriginal nurses in Queensland. Aunty Pamela helped establish the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service (ATSICHS) Brisbane and in 2015, Griffith University established the Aunty Pamela Mam Indigenous Nursing Scholarship to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nursing and midwifery students.</p>\n<p>She was awarded an honorary doctorate from Griffith University in December 2018 for her service to her people in health services and to the community and named as a life member of the Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council and ATSICHS Brisbane, and patron for the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health.</p>\n<p>Aunty Pamela was an inspirational figure who created an ongoing legacy of compassion and commitment for health care for First Nations Queenslanders.</p>\n<p>For more infomation on the Aunty Pamela Mam Indigenous Nursing Scholarship visit the <strong><a href=\"https://www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-listings/aunty-pamela-mam-indigenous-nursing-scholarship\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Griffith University website</a></strong>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(1372,94457,1,'2020-06-29 05:10:17','2020-06-29 05:10:17','26536ffc-dc57-4b0c-87df-91792be224d1','<p><strong>GP Smart Referrals, rolled out by Metro North Hospital and Health Service and Brisbane North PHN in April, is now live in 63 general practices across the region.</strong></p>\n<p>GP Smart Referrals is an electronic template that allows GPs to send referrals through to Metro North Specialist Outpatients.</p>\n<p>They enable faster, streamlined management of referrals and less double handling of referrals across our health service.</p>\n<p>General practices in the Brisbane North and Moreton Bay region that have compatible software can register to have GP Smart Referrals installed.</p>\n<p>After registration, the software can be installed and activated remotely. Online training resources are available and on-site or remote training are also on offer.</p>\n<p>GP Smart Referrals creates a streamlined referral process as it is integrated with a service directory, which allows you to view the closest facility that provides the service to your patient’s address.</p>\n<p>The software will auto-populate patient demographics and clinical record information, reducing time spent manually entering information.</p>\n<p>Links with the statewide referral criteria allow essential referral information to be displayed, reducing the number of referrals sent back with requests for additional clinical information.</p>\n<p>Documents or imaging, including pathology tests and imaging reports, can be attached to the referral, saving administration time with the elimination of faxing supporting documents or diagnostic testing.</p>\n<p>Telegraph Road Medical Clinic went live with GP Smart Referrals in April, with Dr Stephen Gilliland recently giving some feedback on the referral system.</p>\n<p>“It’s excellent, very user-friendly and I like the speed of doing a referral. “All the relevant information is correlated on referral, with no need to go hunting for info,” said Dr Gilliland.</p>\n<p><strong>Email <a href=\"mailto:GPSR@brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">GPSR@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a> to register your practice or contact the PHN’s Digital Health Support Officers: Julian Winkel on 0474 980 564 or Donna Hayward on 0402 159 794.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(1373,94459,1,'2020-06-29 05:10:24','2020-06-29 05:10:24','dacdf8f6-055e-413f-b93f-fc55b14f0b9f','<p><strong>St Martins Residential Aged Care home at Taigum is the site of Brisbane North’s first Specialist Dementia Care Program (SDCP) unit.</strong></p>\n<p>It is one of three locations in Queensland successful in the Commonwealth Government’s first round of funding for the new program, along with Brisbane South and Mackay.</p>\n<p>The program aims to: </p>\n\n<ul><li>provide care for people exhibiting severe symptoms of dementia who are unable to be effectively cared for by mainstream aged care services</li><li>enable residential aged care providers to deliver care in a dedicated dementia friendly environment</li><li>provide intensive, specialised residential care with a focus on stabilising and reducing the person’s symptoms over time with the aim of enabling transition to a less intensive care setting.</li></ul><p>Kate Hawkins, Specialist Dementia Care Program Manager at Anglicare Southern Queensland, said the new unit would open in July 2020.</p>\n<p>“This is an exciting opportunity for St Martins to be among the first aged care homes in Australia to establish this specialist capability in dementia care, with our residents and wider community set to benefit from the advanced skills and knowledge of the staff in the unit,” Ms Hawkins said.</p>\n<p>“The objective is that residents would only reside in the unit for short period of time until the specialist support and care they receive will enable them to transition into a general aged care setting after that period, whether that be at St Martin’s or another nearby home.</p>\n<p>“We know there is a growing need for specialist dementia care in Australia and that units like these will be important assets in our local community.”</p>\n<p>Ms Hawkins said the unit would incorporate eight beds, plus an additional ‘bounce back’ bed, to accommodate people who may need to be readmitted if their transition out is not successful.</p>\n<p>Residents are admitted to the unit via a specialised referral pathway through Dementia Support Australia.</p>\n<p>For more information please contact Kate Hawkins at <strong><a href=\"mailto:khawkins@anglicaresq.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">khawkins@anglicaresq.org.au</a></strong>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(1374,94461,1,'2020-06-29 05:10:32','2020-06-29 05:10:32','7df29487-bcab-4ee6-b078-73369e30f2a6','<p><strong>The Improving Indigenous Access to Mainstream Primary Care (IIAMPC) team, under the Integrated Team Care (ITC) program, work with general practices and healthcare providers to facilitate access to appropriate healthcare services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members.</strong></p>\n\n\n\n\n<p>This program includes training for providers such as ‘Turning Good Intentions into Culturally Safe Practice’, as well as assistance with resource development, tools, and templates to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients to access services.</p>\n\n\n\n\n<p>The program also provides outreach support for your Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients, including transport to and from appointments, cultural support, and health literacy</p>\n\n\n<p>education. Outreach workers can support general practices by engaging in community health promotion programs.</p>\n\n<p>To be eligible for this program, patients must have a current 715 health assessment and complete the ITC patient registration form.</p>\n\n\n<p><strong>For further information please call 1800 254 354 to speak with an ITC/IIAMPC team member.</strong></p>\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(1379,94470,1,'2020-06-29 05:11:54','2020-06-29 05:11:54','d2a2968d-8782-4945-9740-af2e058c6cf4','<p>There is still time for older people, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and others at high risk of influenza complications to protect themselves with a free flu jab this winter.</p>\n<p>General Practitioner and Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green said it was especially important to be vigilant about flu vaccination during this year’s pandemic.</p>\n<p>“Contracting both COVID-19 and the flu at the same time could be fatal, even for the fittest of us,” Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>“People aged 65 years or older can now get a special Quadrivalent Influenza Vaccine from their GP or other immunisation provider,” she said.</p>\n<p>“This new flu vaccine provides enhanced protection for older people and, best of all, it’s free.</p>\n<p>“Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are also highly vulnerable to respiratory illness, so influenza vaccination is free for this population group as well, from six months of age.</p>\n<p>“Remember that it is safe to visit your GP.</p>\n<p>“General Practices now have ample personal protective equipment, like masks and gowns, and new infection control processes are in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Sanitation is paramount.</p>\n<p>“Patients just need to remember to phone ahead to book an appointment.</p>\n<p>“This will allow general practice staff to check the vaccine is in stock and assess whether patients have any flu or COVID-19 symptoms before they come to the clinic,” she said.</p>\n<p>Other flu vaccine providers include Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services, community pharmacies and local council immunisation clinics. Check relevant websites for details.</p>\n<p>Immunisation lowers a person’s risk of infection from a vaccine preventable disease. It is a safe and effective way to protect yourself and the community against many serious illnesses.</p>\n<p>In Australia, influenza on average causes 1,500 to 3,000 deaths, about 18,000 hospitalisations and 300,000 GP consultations each year [<a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/nCmJC0YK0Ms4y6kHwIfhQ?domain=link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com\">source: Influenza Specialist Group, updated 25 March 2020</a>].</p>\n<p>The <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/VuKMCgZ0nyUNBVqFo9UEs?domain=link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com\">National Immunisation Program</a> provides free flu vaccines to those most at risk, including:</p>\n<ul><li>pregnant women at any stage of pregnancy</li>\n <li>all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged six months and older</li>\n <li>people aged 65 years and older</li>\n <li>people aged six months and older with certain medical risk factors, and</li>\n <li>for the first time, all children aged between six months and five years.</li>\n</ul><p>For more information about vaccine safety, go to <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/i_G0CjZ10BUAOpYS5qoMP?domain=link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com\">http://www.ausvaxsafety.org.au/</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(2097,106871,1,'2020-08-10 02:41:50','2020-08-10 02:41:50','f168d8cb-17f6-4109-abef-9864698cbcc3','<p>It\'s safe to see your GP and maintain appointments with other healthcare professionals, so don\'t put your health on hold any longer.</p>\n<p>That is the message 30-year veteran General Practitioner and Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green wants patients to understand as Queensland continues to deal with COVID-19.</p>\n<p>“Whether you need a flu jab or a regular health check,don\'t delay. Book in with your GP today,\" Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>Her call coincides with the launch of a new Primary Health Network campaign, across radio and online media, in response to reports from healthcare providers that many people are avoiding vital medical care.</p>\n<p>“We know the people who have been most at risk during the pandemic are those with chronic complex disease and the older members of our community,” Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>“They largely heeded the health messages to stay at home,self-isolate and keep themselves safe when the Coronavirus first appeared and I congratulate them for doing so,” she said. “But people shouldn’t put their healthcare on hold any longer.</p>\n<p>“It is very important for anyone living with asthma and other lung conditions, cancers, diabetes or cardiovascular disease, to continue their regular medical care to avoid serious complications.</p>\n<p>\"We want them to reconnect with their GP, psychologist, podiatrist, physio or other healthcare professional and get the normal healthcare they need to have on a regular basis.</p>\n<p>“For infection control reasons, so we can maintain a COVID safe environment for all patients, we just need them to phone ahead or book with their clinic online. It’s that simple,” Dr Green said.<br /></p>\n<p>To search for a local healthcare professional or service, visit the <a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/safetoseegp\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Safe to see your GP webpage</a>. <br /></p>\n<h6>With thanks to Darling Downs West Moreton PHN for initiating, developing and permitting Brisbane North PHN to adapt and share the campaign in our region. </h6>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(3538,120594,1,'2020-10-30 05:27:02','2020-10-30 05:27:02','3d911839-c445-4af0-8928-73d991f1bb44','<p>It\'s safe to see your GP and maintain appointments with other healthcare professionals, so don\'t put your health on hold any longer.</p>\n<p>That is the message 30-year veteran General Practitioner and Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green wants patients to understand as Queensland continues to deal with COVID-19.</p>\n<p>“Whether you need a flu jab or a regular health check, don\'t delay. Book in with your GP today,\" Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>Her call coincides with the launch of a new Primary Health Network campaign, across radio and online media, in response to reports from healthcare providers that many people are avoiding vital medical care.<br /></p>\n<p>“We know the people who have been most at risk during the pandemic are those with chronic complex disease and the older members of our community,” Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>“They largely heeded the health messages to stay at home, self-isolate and keep themselves safe when the Coronavirus first appeared and I congratulate them for doing so,” she said. “But people shouldn’t put their healthcare on hold any longer.</p>\n<p>“It is very important for anyone living with asthma and other lung conditions, cancers, diabetes or cardiovascular disease, to continue their regular medical care to avoid serious complications.</p>\n<p>\"We want them to reconnect with their GP, psychologist, podiatrist, physio or other healthcare professional and get the normal healthcare they need to have on a regular basis.</p>\n<p>“For infection control reasons, so we can maintain a COVID safe environment for all patients, we just need them to phone ahead or book with their clinic online. It’s that simple,” Dr Green said.<br /></p>\n<p>To search for a local healthcare professional or service, visit the <a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/safetoseegp\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Safe to see your GP webpage</a>. <br /></p>\n<h6>With thanks to Darling Downs West Moreton PHN for initiating, developing and permitting Brisbane North PHN to adapt and share the campaign in our region.</h6>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(3539,120600,1,'2020-10-30 05:27:02','2020-10-30 05:27:02','7cfc1646-6889-4408-ad78-39d2de81ce22','<p>It\'s safe to see your GP and maintain appointments with other healthcare professionals, so don\'t put your health on hold any longer.</p>\n<p>That is the message 30-year veteran General Practitioner and Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green wants patients to understand as Queensland continues to deal with COVID-19.</p>\n<p>“Whether you need a flu jab or a regular health check, don\'t delay. Book in with your GP today,\" Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>Her call coincides with the launch of a new Primary Health Network campaign, across radio and online media, in response to reports from healthcare providers that many people are avoiding vital medical care.<br /></p>\n<p>“We know the people who have been most at risk during the pandemic are those with chronic complex disease and the older members of our community,” Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>“They largely heeded the health messages to stay at home, self-isolate and keep themselves safe when the Coronavirus first appeared and I congratulate them for doing so,” she said. “But people shouldn’t put their healthcare on hold any longer.</p>\n<p>“It is very important for anyone living with asthma and other lung conditions, cancers, diabetes or cardiovascular disease, to continue their regular medical care to avoid serious complications.</p>\n<p>\"We want them to reconnect with their GP, psychologist, podiatrist, physio or other healthcare professional and get the normal healthcare they need to have on a regular basis.</p>\n<p>“For infection control reasons, so we can maintain a COVID safe environment for all patients, we just need them to phone ahead or book with their clinic online. It’s that simple,” Dr Green said.<br /></p>\n<p>To search for a local healthcare professional or service, visit the <a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/safetoseegp\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Safe to see your GP webpage</a>. <br /></p>\n<h6>With thanks to Darling Downs West Moreton PHN for initiating, developing and permitting Brisbane North PHN to adapt and share the campaign in our region.</h6>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(3540,120606,1,'2020-10-30 05:27:36','2020-10-30 05:27:36','264863d6-60dc-4de0-9f34-58975f3ce653','<p>It\'s safe to see your GP and maintain appointments with other healthcare professionals, so don\'t put your health on hold any longer.</p>\n<p>That is the message 30-year veteran General Practitioner and Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green wants patients to understand as Queensland continues to deal with COVID-19.</p>\n<p>“Whether you need a flu jab or a regular health check, don\'t delay. Book in with your GP today,\" Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>Her call coincides with the launch of a new Primary Health Network campaign, across radio and online media, in response to reports from healthcare providers that many people are avoiding vital medical care.<br /></p>\n<p>“We know the people who have been most at risk during the pandemic are those with chronic complex disease and the older members of our community,” Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>“They largely heeded the health messages to stay at home, self-isolate and keep themselves safe when the Coronavirus first appeared and I congratulate them for doing so,” she said. “But people shouldn’t put their healthcare on hold any longer.</p>\n<p>“It is very important for anyone living with asthma and other lung conditions, cancers, diabetes or cardiovascular disease, to continue their regular medical care to avoid serious complications.</p>\n<p>\"We want them to reconnect with their GP, psychologist, podiatrist, physio or other healthcare professional and get the normal healthcare they need to have on a regular basis.</p>\n<p>“For infection control reasons, so we can maintain a COVID safe environment for all patients, we just need them to phone ahead or book with their clinic online. It’s that simple,” Dr Green said.<br /></p>\n<p>To search for a local healthcare professional or service, visit the <a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/safetoseegp\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Safe to see your GP webpage</a>. <br /></p>\n<h6>With thanks to Darling Downs West Moreton PHN for initiating, developing and permitting Brisbane North PHN to adapt and share the campaign in our region.</h6>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(3542,120616,1,'2020-10-30 05:29:06','2020-10-30 05:29:06','96a97ee9-682f-4c59-8a5b-d5e98f86a439','<p>There is still time for older people, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and others at high risk of influenza complications to protect themselves with a free flu jab this winter.</p>\n<p>General Practitioner and Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green said it was especially important to be vigilant about flu vaccination during this year’s pandemic.</p>\n<p>“Contracting both COVID-19 and the flu at the same time could be fatal, even for the fittest of us,” Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>“People aged 65 years or older can now get a special Quadrivalent Influenza Vaccine from their GP or other immunisation provider,” she said.</p>\n<p>“This new flu vaccine provides enhanced protection for older people and, best of all, it’s free.</p>\n<p>“Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are also highly vulnerable to respiratory illness, so influenza vaccination is free for this population group as well, from six months of age.</p>\n<p>“Remember that it is safe to visit your GP.</p>\n<p>“General Practices now have ample personal protective equipment, like masks and gowns, and new infection control processes are in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Sanitation is paramount.</p>\n<p>“Patients just need to remember to phone ahead to book an appointment.</p>\n<p>“This will allow general practice staff to check the vaccine is in stock and assess whether patients have any flu or COVID-19 symptoms before they come to the clinic,” she said.</p>\n<p>Other flu vaccine providers include Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services, community pharmacies and local council immunisation clinics. Check relevant websites for details.</p>\n<p>Immunisation lowers a person’s risk of infection from a vaccine preventable disease. It is a safe and effective way to protect yourself and the community against many serious illnesses.</p>\n<p>In Australia, influenza on average causes 1,500 to 3,000 deaths, about 18,000 hospitalisations and 300,000 GP consultations each year [<a href=\"http://www.isg.org.au/index.php/clinical-information/influenza-fast-facts-/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">source: Influenza Specialist Group, updated 25 March 2020</a>].</p>\n<p>The <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/health-topics/immunisation/immunisation-throughout-life/national-immunisation-program-schedule%E3%2A\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">National Immunisation Program</a> provides free flu vaccines to those most at risk, including:</p>\n<ul><li>pregnant women at any stage of pregnancy</li>\n <li>all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged six months and older</li>\n <li>people aged 65 years and older</li>\n <li>people aged six months and older with certain medical risk factors, and</li>\n <li>for the first time, all children aged between six months and five years.</li>\n</ul><p>For more information about vaccine safety, go to <a href=\"http://www.ausvaxsafety.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">http://www.ausvaxsafety.org.au/</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(3543,120621,1,'2020-10-30 05:29:06','2020-10-30 05:29:06','9d1eabd5-ced5-4587-b68e-7ee57a3707dd','<p>There is still time for older people, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and others at high risk of influenza complications to protect themselves with a free flu jab this winter.</p>\n<p>General Practitioner and Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green said it was especially important to be vigilant about flu vaccination during this year’s pandemic.</p>\n<p>“Contracting both COVID-19 and the flu at the same time could be fatal, even for the fittest of us,” Dr Green said.</p>\n<p>“People aged 65 years or older can now get a special Quadrivalent Influenza Vaccine from their GP or other immunisation provider,” she said.</p>\n<p>“This new flu vaccine provides enhanced protection for older people and, best of all, it’s free.</p>\n<p>“Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are also highly vulnerable to respiratory illness, so influenza vaccination is free for this population group as well, from six months of age.</p>\n<p>“Remember that it is safe to visit your GP.</p>\n<p>“General Practices now have ample personal protective equipment, like masks and gowns, and new infection control processes are in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Sanitation is paramount.</p>\n<p>“Patients just need to remember to phone ahead to book an appointment.</p>\n<p>“This will allow general practice staff to check the vaccine is in stock and assess whether patients have any flu or COVID-19 symptoms before they come to the clinic,” she said.</p>\n<p>Other flu vaccine providers include Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services, community pharmacies and local council immunisation clinics. Check relevant websites for details.</p>\n<p>Immunisation lowers a person’s risk of infection from a vaccine preventable disease. It is a safe and effective way to protect yourself and the community against many serious illnesses.</p>\n<p>In Australia, influenza on average causes 1,500 to 3,000 deaths, about 18,000 hospitalisations and 300,000 GP consultations each year [<a href=\"http://www.isg.org.au/index.php/clinical-information/influenza-fast-facts-/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">source: Influenza Specialist Group, updated 25 March 2020</a>].</p>\n<p>The <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/health-topics/immunisation/immunisation-throughout-life/national-immunisation-program-schedule%E3%2A\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">National Immunisation Program</a> provides free flu vaccines to those most at risk, including:</p>\n<ul><li>pregnant women at any stage of pregnancy</li>\n <li>all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged six months and older</li>\n <li>people aged 65 years and older</li>\n <li>people aged six months and older with certain medical risk factors, and</li>\n <li>for the first time, all children aged between six months and five years.</li>\n</ul><p>For more information about vaccine safety, go to <a href=\"http://www.ausvaxsafety.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">http://www.ausvaxsafety.org.au/</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(3545,120630,1,'2020-10-30 05:30:39','2020-10-30 05:30:39','402259d5-14be-43a6-8ff9-d7c529669b67','<p><strong>World Immunisation Week (24 to 30 April 2020)</strong></p>\n<p>While most parents understand immunisation is the best way to protect children against many serious and life-threatening diseases, they often overlook the risks posed by influenza.</p>\n<p>According to Queensland Health, infants and children less than 5 years of age are more likely than older children and adults to get severe flu infections resulting in hospitalisation.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN Deputy CEO Libby Dunstan said myths circulating on the internet can confuse wellmeaning parents about whether or not to vaccinate their children.</p>\n<p>“To coincide with World Immunisation Week (24 to 30 April 2020), we have refreshed our Medical Mums public awareness campaign to counter vaccine myths,” Ms Dunstan said.</p>\n<p>“Immunisation rates for childhood vaccines covered under the National Immunisation Program Schedule are really quite high in Brisbane North, but seasonal flu vaccine coverage always seems to languish a lot lower,” she said.</p>\n<p>“Unfortunately, during this year’s flu season, we also have to contend with coronavirus.</p>\n<p>“Doctors are warning that the consequences of contracting both COVID-19 and the flu at the same time would be catastrophic.</p>\n<p>“Given the flu vaccine is free in Queensland for children aged between six months to under five years of age, we’d like to see more kids vaccinated against influenza,” she said.</p>\n<p>The Medical Mums website – <a href=\"http://www.medicalmums.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.medicalmums.com.au</strong></a> – and annual campaign tackle some of the main myths known to be causing vaccine hesitancy among parents.</p>\n<p>“We know parents are getting mixed messages about vaccination, but our campaign message is clear and unambiguous,” Ms Dunstan said.</p>\n<p>“If parents have safety concerns about vaccines, they should talk to their GP,” she said.</p>\n<p>“Whether it’s from something they’ve read online or a rumour they’ve heard from a friend, parents are saying it’s hard to know what’s true, but they don’t have to figure this out for themselves.</p>\n<p>“The best person they can discuss their concerns with is their GP, who can answer their questions in more detail,” Ms Dunstan said.</p>\n<p>Medical Mums campaign advertising features a series of animation videos that will appear across various digital platforms, including Facebook.</p>\n<p>General practices are encouraged to access the patient resources available for download from the <strong><a href=\"http://www.medicalmums.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Medical Mums website</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><strong><a href=\"https://d1jydvs1x4rbvt.cloudfront.net/downloads/Media-releases/MR_Embargo_Medical-Mums-urge-free-kids%E2%80%99-flu-vaccination_200424.pdf?mtime=20200429083116&amp;focal=none\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">View the media release.</a></strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4171,140965,1,'2021-03-15 05:52:24','2021-03-15 05:52:24','9c50af43-e11a-4c07-a94a-462d04556cd9','<p><strong>A huge painted mural and a sea of young people in green t-shirts brought a splash of colour and plenty of energy to the official launch party for headspace Strathpine on 19 February 2021.</strong></p>\n<p>During a week marked by storms and torrential rain, the sun broke through just long enough for the socially distanced, outdoors event to proceed – and it did not disappoint. </p>\n<p>Around 200 guests showed up to the Open Minds-run youth mental health centre, many of them school children, who were treated to a breakfast burger, cool drink and some hip-hop beats on arrival.</p>\n<p>Addressing the crowd, Open Minds CEO Paula Mayson said it was imperative that mental health support was available from a young age.</p>\n<p>“Our purpose is enabling an independent and positive future for people living with mental illness and disabilities,” Ms Mayson said.</p>\n<p>“What better way is there to stay true to our purpose, than to partner with headspace to help young people, the people who are, after all, our future,” she said.</p>\n<p>The new headspace Strathpine centre is the third opened under the auspices of Open Minds, following headspace Taringa, which opened in 2014 and another in Redcliffe in 2015. </p>\n<p>“Last year alone we supported 2307 young people at our Redcliffe and Taringa centres, and completed over 11,000 occasions of service,” Ms Mayson said.</p>\n<p>“These numbers sit well above the national averages, in comparison to other headspaces around Australia,” she added.</p>\n<p>Ms Mason said she was encouraged by the community’s reception of the new centre, with 120 young people already receiving support since it opened in November 2020.</p>\n<p>She thanked a number of people and organisations, including Brisbane North PHN “for supporting Open Minds to lead this centre and assisting us along the establishment journey.”</p>\n<p>Federal Member for Dickson Peter Dutton also spoke at the launch, reflecting on the increased demand for youth mental health services during the pandemic.</p>\n<p>“I really don’t think we can overstate the success of headspace and that’s been underscored through COVID as well, where people have been isolated, they’ve been dislocated, they’ve been separated from their friends and their support structures,” Mr Dutton said.</p>\n<p>“And it’s why we have seen a spike, particularly through telehealth, but also now in a return to people coming into consult rooms and seeking the assistance that they need,” he said.</p>\n<p>Mr Dutton cited the university development on the Old Petrie Paper Mill site and the new AEIOU centre in nearby Bald Hills as examples of other Australian Government-funded projects recently delivered in his electorate.</p>\n<p>“I think we’re incredibly lucky to have the expertise through headspace that we do have,” Mr Dutton said, and he thanked the health professionals and green-shirted volunteers at the event, “for making a big difference in the lives of young people in our local community.”</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Paul Martin, Executive Manager, Commissioned Services and Libby Dunstan, <em>CEO</em> from Brisbane North PHN, Peter Dutton, Federal Member for Dickson, Jamie Thompson, Regional Manager, headspace Taringa.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4214,144213,1,'2021-03-22 03:23:29','2021-03-22 03:23:29','110a886d-1959-4080-84c6-a6be41d6a6fa','<p><strong>Residents at Wesley Mission Queensland’s Anam Cara Aged Care Community have told of their delight in becoming among the first in Queensland to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. </strong></p>\n<p>Anam Cara Facility Manager Silvia Holl said residents were very excited and felt very privileged to get the vaccine.<br /></p>\n\n<p>“As soon as we had sent out consent forms, these were returned completed in anticipation for the vaccination clinic to happen pretty quickly,” Ms Holl said. </p>\n<p>“There truly was a real sense of excitement to be getting the vaccine,” she explained, “with some residents even stating they felt very honoured to be able to get this ‘liquid gold’.” </p>\n<p>“The vaccination rollout was a reason to celebrate with balloons, cake and lots of laughter.</p>\n<p>“Residents cheered each other on as they came into the observation area after receiving the vaccination. It was a real special two days full of excitement and celebration,” she said.</p>\n<p>While Wesley Mission Queensland staff did not administer the vaccine, Ms Holl said their dedicated team of Clinical Nurses, Registered Nurses, carers and administration staff were on hand throughout the two days to ensure residents were comfortable and surrounded by familiar faces.</p>\n<p>Anam Cara resident Michael Johnson said he felt very important to have the vaccine.</p>\n<p>He commended the facility on doing “a good job” with the vaccinations and when asked if it hurt, replied “No, not at the time. But a little later the arm got sore, but no more than other vaccinations I have had in the past.”</p>\n<p>While the pandemic and related lockdowns have significantly affected aged care residents around the world, Mr Johnson was upbeat.</p>\n<p>“The only thing that it affected for me was not being able to go to KFC, otherwise it didn’t really affect me too much. We have our little community here and that’s all I needed,” he said.</p>\n<p>Ms Holl said that while families could not come and visit physically during visitor restrictions, residents and families kept connected using the many platforms of video calls available to them. </p>\n<p>“We also had students from Bray Park State High School, our partner school, keeping in regular contact via Zoom and taking residents away on virtual tours to their art classes and art exhibitions,” Ms Holl said. </p>\n<p>“Entertainment staff kept residents busy with enchanting music and facilitated video calls, whilst our wonderful Leisure and Lifestyle Staff ensured individual engagement in meaningful activities,” she added.</p>\n<p>The Australian Government is responsible for implementing the COVID-19 Vaccination Program in the majority of residential aged care facilities (RACFs).</p>\n<p>An ‘in-reach’ vaccination workforce engaged by the Commonwealth is administering the vaccine to aged care residents, with the support of PHNs.</p>\n<p>Sharon Sweeney, Brisbane North PHN’s Executive Manager for Aged and Community Care System Improvement, said the PHN was pleased to be involved in coordination of the vaccine rollout.</p>\n<p>“We have been working in partnership with the Department of Health and its contracted workforce providers to support RACFs in preparing for safe and efficient delivery of vaccinations,” Ms Sweeney said. </p>\n<p>“Maintaining good communication with RACFs and primary care providers around the vaccine rollout is also a big part of our role. </p>\n<p>“This includes our regular Primary Care Liaison Officer visits to GPs, executive-level communication with the Metro North Hospital and Health Service and Queensland Health, and ensuring that any issues or risks are escalated to the Australian Government Department of Health.”</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Wesley Mission Queensland’s Annie Gibney reassures Anam Cara resident Robyn McGann, who was the first resident to receive the vaccine at the facility.</em><br /></p>\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4215,144217,1,'2021-03-22 03:35:41','2021-03-22 03:35:41','27dc510f-77c5-4f21-ad62-bc54fd334ab0','<p><strong>A huge painted mural and a sea of young people in green t-shirts brought a splash of colour and plenty of energy to the official launch party for headspace Strathpine on 19 February 2021.</strong></p>\n<p>During a week marked by storms and torrential rain, the sun broke through just long enough for the socially distanced, outdoors event to proceed – and it did not disappoint. </p>\n<p>Around 200 guests showed up to the Open Minds-run youth mental health centre, many of them school children, who were treated to a breakfast burger, cool drink and some hip-hop beats on arrival.</p>\n<p>Addressing the crowd, Open Minds CEO Paula Mayson said it was imperative that mental health support was available from a young age.</p>\n<p>“Our purpose is enabling an independent and positive future for people living with mental illness and disabilities,” Ms Mayson said.</p>\n<p>“What better way is there to stay true to our purpose, than to partner with headspace to help young people, the people who are, after all, our future,” she said.</p>\n<p>The new headspace Strathpine centre is the third opened under the auspices of Open Minds, following headspace Taringa, which opened in 2014 and another in Redcliffe in 2015. </p>\n<p>“Last year alone we supported 2307 young people at our Redcliffe and Taringa centres, and completed over 11,000 occasions of service,” Ms Mayson said.</p>\n<p>“These numbers sit well above the national averages, in comparison to other headspaces around Australia,” she added.</p>\n<p>Ms Mason said she was encouraged by the community’s reception of the new centre, with 120 young people already receiving support since it opened in November 2020.</p>\n<p>She thanked a number of people and organisations, including Brisbane North PHN “for supporting Open Minds to lead this centre and assisting us along the establishment journey.”</p>\n<p>Federal Member for Dickson Peter Dutton also spoke at the launch, reflecting on the increased demand for youth mental health services during the pandemic.</p>\n<p>“I really don’t think we can overstate the success of headspace and that’s been underscored through COVID as well, where people have been isolated, they’ve been dislocated, they’ve been separated from their friends and their support structures,” Mr Dutton said.</p>\n<p>“And it’s why we have seen a spike, particularly through telehealth, but also now in a return to people coming into consult rooms and seeking the assistance that they need,” he said.</p>\n<p>Mr Dutton cited the university development on the Old Petrie Paper Mill site and the new AEIOU centre in nearby Bald Hills as examples of other Australian Government-funded projects recently delivered in his electorate.</p>\n<p>“I think we’re incredibly lucky to have the expertise through headspace that we do have,” Mr Dutton said, and he thanked the health professionals and green-shirted volunteers at the event, “for making a big difference in the lives of young people in our local community.”</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Paul Martin, Executive Manager, Commissioned Services and Libby Dunstan, <em>CEO</em> from Brisbane North PHN, Peter Dutton, Federal Member for Dickson, Jamie Thompson, Regional Manager, headspace Taringa.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4216,144219,1,'2021-03-22 03:39:19','2021-03-22 03:39:19','8b2a6329-0acd-424b-a86d-eeeb9a9f6d1d','<p><strong>A huge painted mural and a sea of young people in green t-shirts brought a splash of colour and plenty of energy to the official launch party for headspace Strathpine on 19 February 2021.</strong></p>\n<p>During a week marked by storms and torrential rain, the sun broke through just long enough for the socially distanced, outdoors event to proceed – and it did not disappoint. </p>\n<p>Around 200 guests showed up to the Open Minds-run youth mental health centre, many of them school children, who were treated to a breakfast burger, cool drink and some hip-hop beats on arrival.</p>\n<p>Addressing the crowd, Open Minds CEO Paula Mayson said it was imperative that mental health support was available from a young age.</p>\n<p>“Our purpose is enabling an independent and positive future for people living with mental illness and disabilities,” Ms Mayson said.</p>\n<p>“What better way is there to stay true to our purpose, than to partner with headspace to help young people, the people who are, after all, our future,” she said.</p>\n<figure><img src=\"{asset:144215:url||https://d1jydvs1x4rbvt.cloudfront.net/images/News-images/2021/headspace-Strathpine-launch_Feb-2021.jpg?mtime=20210322133508&focal=none}\" alt=\"headspace Strathpine official launch party\" /></figure>\n<p><br /></p>\n<p>The new headspace Strathpine centre is the third opened under the auspices of Open Minds, following headspace Taringa, which opened in 2014 and another in Redcliffe in 2015. </p>\n<p>“Last year alone we supported 2307 young people at our Redcliffe and Taringa centres, and completed over 11,000 occasions of service,” Ms Mayson said.</p>\n<p>“These numbers sit well above the national averages, in comparison to other headspaces around Australia,” she added.</p>\n<p>Ms Mason said she was encouraged by the community’s reception of the new centre, with 120 young people already receiving support since it opened in November 2020.</p>\n<p>She thanked a number of people and organisations, including Brisbane North PHN “for supporting Open Minds to lead this centre and assisting us along the establishment journey.”</p>\n<p>Federal Member for Dickson Peter Dutton also spoke at the launch, reflecting on the increased demand for youth mental health services during the pandemic.</p>\n<p>“I really don’t think we can overstate the success of headspace and that’s been underscored through COVID as well, where people have been isolated, they’ve been dislocated, they’ve been separated from their friends and their support structures,” Mr Dutton said.</p>\n<p>“And it’s why we have seen a spike, particularly through telehealth, but also now in a return to people coming into consult rooms and seeking the assistance that they need,” he said.</p>\n<p>Mr Dutton cited the university development on the Old Petrie Paper Mill site and the new AEIOU centre in nearby Bald Hills as examples of other Australian Government-funded projects recently delivered in his electorate.</p>\n<p>“I think we’re incredibly lucky to have the expertise through headspace that we do have,” Mr Dutton said, and he thanked the health professionals and green-shirted volunteers at the event, “for making a big difference in the lives of young people in our local community.”</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Paul Martin, Executive Manager, Commissioned Services and Libby Dunstan, <em>CEO</em> from Brisbane North PHN, Peter Dutton, Federal Member for Dickson, Jamie Thompson, Regional Manager, headspace Taringa.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4217,144221,1,'2021-03-22 03:49:54','2021-03-22 03:49:54','ebd514cf-ecf1-4db7-add1-1f913ff3f6de','<p><strong>A huge painted mural and a sea of young people in green t-shirts brought a splash of colour and plenty of energy to the official launch party for headspace Strathpine on 19 February 2021.</strong></p>\n<p>During a week marked by storms and torrential rain, the sun broke through just long enough for the socially distanced, outdoors event to proceed – and it did not disappoint. </p>\n<p>Around 200 guests showed up to the Open Minds-run youth mental health centre, many of them school children, who were treated to a breakfast burger, cool drink and some hip-hop beats on arrival.</p>\n<p>Addressing the crowd, Open Minds CEO Paula Mayson said it was imperative that mental health support was available from a young age.</p>\n<p>“Our purpose is enabling an independent and positive future for people living with mental illness and disabilities,” Ms Mayson said.</p>\n<p>“What better way is there to stay true to our purpose, than to partner with headspace to help young people, the people who are, after all, our future,” she said.</p>\n<figure><img src=\"{asset:144215:url||https://d1jydvs1x4rbvt.cloudfront.net/images/News-images/2021/headspace-Strathpine-launch_Feb-2021.jpg?mtime=20210322133508&focal=none}\" alt=\"headspace Strathpine official launch party\" /></figure>\n<p><br /></p>\n<p>The new headspace Strathpine centre is the third opened under the auspices of Open Minds, following headspace Taringa, which opened in 2014 and another in Redcliffe in 2015. </p>\n<p>“Last year alone we supported 2307 young people at our Redcliffe and Taringa centres, and completed over 11,000 occasions of service,” Ms Mayson said.</p>\n<p>“These numbers sit well above the national averages, in comparison to other headspaces around Australia,” she added.</p>\n<p>Ms Mason said she was encouraged by the community’s reception of the new centre, with 120 young people already receiving support since it opened in November 2020.</p>\n<p>She thanked a number of people and organisations, including Brisbane North PHN “for supporting Open Minds to lead this centre and assisting us along the establishment journey.”</p>\n<p>Federal Member for Dickson Peter Dutton also spoke at the launch, reflecting on the increased demand for youth mental health services during the pandemic.</p>\n<p>“I really don’t think we can overstate the success of headspace and that’s been underscored through COVID as well, where people have been isolated, they’ve been dislocated, they’ve been separated from their friends and their support structures,” Mr Dutton said.</p>\n<p>“And it’s why we have seen a spike, particularly through telehealth, but also now in a return to people coming into consult rooms and seeking the assistance that they need,” he said.</p>\n<p>Mr Dutton cited the university development on the Old Petrie Paper Mill site and the new AEIOU centre in nearby Bald Hills as examples of other Australian Government-funded projects recently delivered in his electorate.</p>\n<p>“I think we’re incredibly lucky to have the expertise through headspace that we do have,” Mr Dutton said, and he thanked the health professionals and green-shirted volunteers at the event, “for making a big difference in the lives of young people in our local community.”</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Paul Martin, Executive Manager, Commissioned Services and Libby Dunstan, <em>CEO</em> from Brisbane North PHN, Peter Dutton, Federal Member for Dickson, Jamie Thompson, Regional Manager, headspace Taringa.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4391,144674,1,'2021-03-24 05:22:41','2021-03-24 06:14:30','e006f7cc-0032-4293-8ea7-a03bdcef42dc','<p><strong><strong><strong>In early March the PHN team received a visit from the \'Better Together\' van, driven to North Lakes by Metro North Hospital and Health Service Senior Project Officer, William Bern.</strong></strong></strong><br /></p>\n<p>As part of the <a href=\"https://metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/close-gap-plan.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Metro North Hospital and Health Service Better Together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2019-2022</a>, the mobile Better Together Health Van provides screening measures and important health promotion messages to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities within the Metro North catchment.</p>\n<p>The Metro North Better Together Heath Van is a free community services to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people living within the Metro North catchment of Brisbane.</p>\n<p>The van acts as an extension of Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS) to create engagement activities and develop partnerships and relationships with patients, families and community organisations. It provides outreach options that are culturally responsive, safe and connected, and access to opportunistic screening and health promotion.<br /></p>\n<p>In the previous 12 months, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers have been driving the van to events and opportunities right across the region; gathering crucial community feedback on how the van can support the health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers.</p>\n<p>The brightly-coloured artwork featured on the van is by esteemed Aboriginal artist Elaine Chambers-Hegarty, and the undercover awning allows community members to stop by for a yarn with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health staff.<br /></p>\n<p>For more information or to request the van to visit your community or event, please contact the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Team on 07 3139 3235 or email <a href=\"mailto:Bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au\">bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au</a>.</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: MNHHS Senior Project Officer, William Bern with the PHN team at the North Lakes office. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4392,144676,1,'2021-03-24 05:22:41','2021-03-24 05:22:41','f2dc5809-f752-4bae-94b9-0a2bbe8836db','<p><strong><strong>In early March the PHN team were lucky enough to receive a visit from the \'Better Together\' van, driven by Metro North Hospital and Health Service Senior Project Officer, William Bern.</strong></strong><br /></p>\n<p>As part of the <a href=\"https://metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/close-gap-plan.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Metro North Hospital and Health Service Better Together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2019-2022</a>, the mobile Better Together Health Van provides screening measures and important health promotion messages to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities within the Metro North catchment.</p>\n<p>The Metro North Better Together Heath Van is a free community services to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people living within the Metro North catchment of Brisbane.</p>\n<p>The van acts as an extension of Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS) to create engagement activities and develop partnerships and relationships with patients, families and community organisations. It provides outreach options that are culturally responsive, safe and connected, and access to opportunistic screening and health promotion.<br /></p>\n<p>In the previous 12 months, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers have been driving the van to events and opportunities right across the region; gathering crucial community feedback on how the van can support the health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers.</p>\n<p>The brightly-coloured artwork featured on the van is by esteemed Aboriginal artist Elaine Chambers-Hegarty, and the undercover awning allows community members to stop by for a yarn with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health staff.<br /></p>\n<p>For more information or to request the van to visit your community or event, please contact the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Team on 07 3139 3235 or email <a href=\"mailto:Bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au\">bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au</a>.</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: MNHHS Senior Project Officer, William Bern with the PHN team at the North Lakes office. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4393,144678,1,'2021-03-24 05:22:44','2021-03-24 05:22:44','c2536d4b-9ac2-4c57-af33-976a81bdb03d','<p><strong><strong>In early March the PHN team were lucky enough to receive a visit from the \'Better Together\' van, driven by Metro North Hospital and Health Service Senior Project Officer, William Bern.</strong></strong><br /></p>\n<p>As part of the <a href=\"https://metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/close-gap-plan.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Metro North Hospital and Health Service Better Together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2019-2022</a>, the mobile Better Together Health Van provides screening measures and important health promotion messages to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities within the Metro North catchment.</p>\n<p>The Metro North Better Together Heath Van is a free community services to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people living within the Metro North catchment of Brisbane.</p>\n<p>The van acts as an extension of Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS) to create engagement activities and develop partnerships and relationships with patients, families and community organisations. It provides outreach options that are culturally responsive, safe and connected, and access to opportunistic screening and health promotion.<br /></p>\n<p>In the previous 12 months, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers have been driving the van to events and opportunities right across the region; gathering crucial community feedback on how the van can support the health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers.</p>\n<p>The brightly-coloured artwork featured on the van is by esteemed Aboriginal artist Elaine Chambers-Hegarty, and the undercover awning allows community members to stop by for a yarn with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health staff.<br /></p>\n<p>For more information or to request the van to visit your community or event, please contact the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Team on 07 3139 3235 or email <a href=\"mailto:Bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au\">bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au</a>.</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: MNHHS Senior Project Officer, William Bern with the PHN team at the North Lakes office. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4394,144680,1,'2021-03-24 05:22:59','2021-03-24 05:22:59','d6d42052-439b-47b0-8fa9-24a9939e9c3f','<p><strong><strong>In early March the PHN team were lucky enough to receive a visit from the \'Better Together\' van, driven by Metro North Hospital and Health Service Senior Project Officer, William Bern.</strong></strong><br /></p>\n<p>As part of the <a href=\"https://metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/close-gap-plan.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Metro North Hospital and Health Service Better Together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2019-2022</a>, the mobile Better Together Health Van provides screening measures and important health promotion messages to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities within the Metro North catchment.</p>\n<p>The Metro North Better Together Heath Van is a free community services to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people living within the Metro North catchment of Brisbane.</p>\n<p>The van acts as an extension of Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS) to create engagement activities and develop partnerships and relationships with patients, families and community organisations. It provides outreach options that are culturally responsive, safe and connected, and access to opportunistic screening and health promotion.<br /></p>\n<p>In the previous 12 months, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers have been driving the van to events and opportunities right across the region; gathering crucial community feedback on how the van can support the health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers.</p>\n<p>The brightly-coloured artwork featured on the van is by esteemed Aboriginal artist Elaine Chambers-Hegarty, and the undercover awning allows community members to stop by for a yarn with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health staff.<br /></p>\n<p>For more information or to request the van to visit your community or event, please contact the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Team on 07 3139 3235 or email <a href=\"mailto:Bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au\">bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au</a>.</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: MNHHS Senior Project Officer, William Bern with the PHN team at the North Lakes office. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4395,144682,1,'2021-03-24 05:23:20','2021-03-24 05:23:20','5d0dfb87-b217-4b6e-8358-44464c290d54','<p><strong><strong>In early March the PHN team were lucky enough to receive a visit from the \'Better Together\' van, driven by Metro North Hospital and Health Service Senior Project Officer, William Bern.</strong></strong><br /></p>\n<p>As part of the <a href=\"https://metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/close-gap-plan.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Metro North Hospital and Health Service Better Together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2019-2022</a>, the mobile Better Together Health Van provides screening measures and important health promotion messages to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities within the Metro North catchment.</p>\n<p>The Metro North Better Together Heath Van is a free community services to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people living within the Metro North catchment of Brisbane.</p>\n<p>The van acts as an extension of Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS) to create engagement activities and develop partnerships and relationships with patients, families and community organisations. It provides outreach options that are culturally responsive, safe and connected, and access to opportunistic screening and health promotion.<br /></p>\n<p>In the previous 12 months, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers have been driving the van to events and opportunities right across the region; gathering crucial community feedback on how the van can support the health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers.</p>\n<p>The brightly-coloured artwork featured on the van is by esteemed Aboriginal artist Elaine Chambers-Hegarty, and the undercover awning allows community members to stop by for a yarn with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health staff.<br /></p>\n<p>For more information or to request the van to visit your community or event, please contact the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Team on 07 3139 3235 or email <a href=\"mailto:Bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au\">bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au</a>.</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: MNHHS Senior Project Officer, William Bern with the PHN team at the North Lakes office. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4542,144927,1,'2021-03-24 05:59:35','2021-03-24 05:59:35','d986ea4d-8091-423f-bd57-922c9a9a9b66','<p><strong>Rollout of Phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccination program began on Monday 22 March. Phase 1B includes Australians aged 70 and over, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders aged 55 and over, younger Australians with underlying health conditions and frontline healthcare workers.</strong><br /><br />As part of Phase 1B, more than 1,000 general practices (including about 250 in Queensland) will be joining the COVID-19 vaccination program.</p>\n<p>These clinics have initially been supplied with imported AstraZeneca vaccine. Clinics will progressively increase in number to more than 4,000 by the end of April, along with over 100 Aboriginal Health Services and 130 Commonwealth operated GP-led Respiratory Clinics. This staged scale up aligns with the supply of the locally-produced AstraZeneca vaccine.</p>\n<p>As of Monday 22 March, 281,960 Australians have received a COVID-19 vaccine; 609 aged care and residential disability facilities have taken part in the vaccination program with and 58,358 Commonwealth delivered vaccines have been given to people in aged care and disability care.<br /></p>\n\n<p>Visit the <a href=\"https://covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">vaccine eligibility checker</a> to see when you can book a COVID-19 vaccination. <br /></p>\n\n<p>Appointments through local general practices will increase as general practices establish their systems and vaccine supply. More appointments will become available as more clinics come on-board.</p>\n<p>Please be patient as practices are experiencing a high volume of calls about the COVID-19 vaccination program. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information contact your Primary Care Liaison Officer on 07 3630 7300 or email the PHN\'s COVID-19 vaccine team at <a href=\"mailto:covid19@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">covid19@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><strong>Visit the <a href=\"http://www.health.gov.au/covid19-vaccines\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Australian Government Department of Health</a>.<br /></strong></p>\n\n\n\n\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4543,144934,1,'2021-03-24 05:59:36','2021-03-24 05:59:36','0a832364-f462-4986-b12e-37a9e160d9c8','<p><strong>Rollout of Phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccination program began on Monday 22 March. Phase 1B includes Australians aged 70 and over, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders aged 55 and over, younger Australians with underlying health conditions and frontline healthcare workers.</strong><br /><br />As part of Phase 1B, more than 1,000 general practices (including about 250 in Queensland) will be joining the COVID-19 vaccination program.</p>\n<p>These clinics have initially been supplied with imported AstraZeneca vaccine. Clinics will progressively increase in number to more than 4,000 by the end of April, along with over 100 Aboriginal Health Services and 130 Commonwealth operated GP-led Respiratory Clinics. This staged scale up aligns with the supply of the locally-produced AstraZeneca vaccine.</p>\n<p>As of Monday 22 March, 281,960 Australians have received a COVID-19 vaccine; 609 aged care and residential disability facilities have taken part in the vaccination program with and 58,358 Commonwealth delivered vaccines have been given to people in aged care and disability care.<br /></p>\n\n<p>Visit the <a href=\"https://covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">vaccine eligibility checker</a> to see when you can book a COVID-19 vaccination. <br /></p>\n\n<p>Appointments through local general practices will increase as general practices establish their systems and vaccine supply. More appointments will become available as more clinics come on-board.</p>\n<p>Please be patient as practices are experiencing a high volume of calls about the COVID-19 vaccination program. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information contact your Primary Care Liaison Officer on 07 3630 7300 or email the PHN\'s COVID-19 vaccine team at <a href=\"mailto:covid19@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">covid19@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><strong>Visit the <a href=\"http://www.health.gov.au/covid19-vaccines\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Australian Government Department of Health</a>.<br /></strong></p>\n\n\n\n\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4544,144941,1,'2021-03-24 05:59:39','2021-03-24 05:59:39','5e361587-bcd8-4766-9f78-82f450e212e2','<p><strong>Rollout of Phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccination program began on Monday 22 March. Phase 1B includes Australians aged 70 and over, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders aged 55 and over, younger Australians with underlying health conditions and frontline healthcare workers.</strong><br /><br />As part of Phase 1B, more than 1,000 general practices (including about 250 in Queensland) will be joining the COVID-19 vaccination program.</p>\n<p>These clinics have initially been supplied with imported AstraZeneca vaccine. Clinics will progressively increase in number to more than 4,000 by the end of April, along with over 100 Aboriginal Health Services and 130 Commonwealth operated GP-led Respiratory Clinics. This staged scale up aligns with the supply of the locally-produced AstraZeneca vaccine.</p>\n<p>As of Monday 22 March, 281,960 Australians have received a COVID-19 vaccine; 609 aged care and residential disability facilities have taken part in the vaccination program with and 58,358 Commonwealth delivered vaccines have been given to people in aged care and disability care.<br /></p>\n\n<p>Visit the <a href=\"https://covid-vaccine.healthdirect.gov.au/eligibility\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">vaccine eligibility checker</a> to see when you can book a COVID-19 vaccination. <br /></p>\n\n<p>Appointments through local general practices will increase as general practices establish their systems and vaccine supply. More appointments will become available as more clinics come on-board.</p>\n<p>Please be patient as practices are experiencing a high volume of calls about the COVID-19 vaccination program. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information contact your Primary Care Liaison Officer on 07 3630 7300 or email the PHN\'s COVID-19 vaccine team at <a href=\"mailto:covid19@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">covid19@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><strong>Visit the <a href=\"http://www.health.gov.au/covid19-vaccines\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Australian Government Department of Health</a>.<br /></strong></p>\n\n\n\n\n',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4545,144948,1,'2021-03-24 06:14:30','2021-03-24 06:14:30','2b309bc5-4f45-4606-811c-4ef5dba9817c','<p><strong><strong><strong>In early March the PHN team received a visit from the \'Better Together\' van, driven to North Lakes by Metro North Hospital and Health Service Senior Project Officer, William Bern.</strong></strong></strong><br /></p>\n<p>As part of the <a href=\"https://metronorth.health.qld.gov.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/close-gap-plan.pdf\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Metro North Hospital and Health Service Better Together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Plan 2019-2022</a>, the mobile Better Together Health Van provides screening measures and important health promotion messages to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities within the Metro North catchment.</p>\n<p>The Metro North Better Together Heath Van is a free community services to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people living within the Metro North catchment of Brisbane.</p>\n<p>The van acts as an extension of Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS) to create engagement activities and develop partnerships and relationships with patients, families and community organisations. It provides outreach options that are culturally responsive, safe and connected, and access to opportunistic screening and health promotion.<br /></p>\n<p>In the previous 12 months, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers have been driving the van to events and opportunities right across the region; gathering crucial community feedback on how the van can support the health needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers.</p>\n<p>The brightly-coloured artwork featured on the van is by esteemed Aboriginal artist Elaine Chambers-Hegarty, and the undercover awning allows community members to stop by for a yarn with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health staff.<br /></p>\n<p>For more information or to request the van to visit your community or event, please contact the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Team on 07 3139 3235 or email <a href=\"mailto:Bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au\">bettertogetherhealthvan@health.qld.gov.au</a>.</p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: MNHHS Senior Project Officer, William Bern with the PHN team at the North Lakes office. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4555,144962,1,'2021-03-25 01:07:06','2021-03-26 00:11:01','43d80ab6-55a7-4ead-9e16-21fdfb319876','<p dir=\"ltr\">People with complex mental health conditions often benefit from a mix of services and supports. The support they need goes beyond clinical management, and includes psychosocial support and the need to address the social determinants of health. These services and supports should be provided in a way that wraps around the person and delivered in a coordinated and integrated way.</p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">To ensure people are receiving the right service, in the right place, at the right time, Brisbane North PHN has commenced a project to define what services and supports are available in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Brisbane North PHN is partnering with expert organisations to facilitate the development of evidence-based, locally relevant and jointly agreed care pathways relating to five conditions or areas:</p>\n<ul><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">eating disorders [led by <a href=\"https://eatingdisordersqueensland.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Eating Disorders Qld</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">intellectual disability [led by <a href=\"https://qdn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Queenslanders with Disability Network</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">personality disorders [led by <a href=\"https://www.neaminational.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Neami National</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">perinatal [led by <a href=\"https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/partners/peach-tree-perinatal-wellness\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">suicide prevention [led by Brisbane North PHN].</p></li></ul>\n<p>Each of these organisations will be consulting further with professional experts and people with lived experience to define the local pathways. The project will lead to the development of information products that will aim to benefit people accessing services and service providers undertaking assessments and referrals.<br /></p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN has engaged <a href=\"https://www.beaconstrategies.net/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Beacon Strategies</a> to provide backbone support to the process, ensuring collaboration and consistency between each pathway. For more information about the project, please contact the project team via email to <a href=\"mailto:info@beaconstrategies.net\">info@beaconstrategies.net</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4556,144964,1,'2021-03-25 01:07:06','2021-03-25 01:07:06','1621caed-1e22-4846-b391-d72ffb54c1e7','<p dir=\"ltr\">People with complex mental health conditions often benefit from a mix of services and supports. The support needed goes beyond clinical management, including psychosocial support and in addressing the social determinants of health. These services and supports should be provided in a way that wraps around the person and delivered in a coordinated and integrated way.</p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">To ensure people are receiving the right service, in the right place, at the right time, Brisbane North PHN has commenced a project to define what services and supports are available in Brisbane North for five initial areas. </p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Brisbane North PHN is partnering with expert organisations to facilitate the development of evidence-based, locally relevant and jointly agreed care pathways relating to five conditions or areas:</p>\n<ul><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Eating Disorders [led by <a href=\"https://eatingdisordersqueensland.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Eating Disorders Qld</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Intellectual Disability [led by <a href=\"https://qdn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Queenslanders with Disability Network</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Personality Disorders [led by <a href=\"https://www.neaminational.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Neami National</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Perinatal [led by <a href=\"https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/partners/peach-tree-perinatal-wellness\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Suicide prevention [led by Brisbane North PHN].</p></li></ul>\n<p>Each of these organisations will be consulting further with professional experts and people with lived experience to define the local pathways. The project will lead to the development of information products that will aim to benefit people accessing services and service providers undertaking assessments and referrals.<br /></p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN has engaged <a href=\"https://www.beaconstrategies.net/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Beacon Strategies</a> to provide backbone support to the process, ensuring collaboration and consistency between each pathway. For more information about the project, please contact the project team via email to <a href=\"mailto:info@beaconstrategies.net\">info@beaconstrategies.net</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4557,144966,1,'2021-03-25 01:07:09','2021-03-25 01:07:09','1343e82d-a0c8-40c5-81f9-0dde2a11e8bb','<p dir=\"ltr\">People with complex mental health conditions often benefit from a mix of services and supports. The support needed goes beyond clinical management, including psychosocial support and in addressing the social determinants of health. These services and supports should be provided in a way that wraps around the person and delivered in a coordinated and integrated way.</p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">To ensure people are receiving the right service, in the right place, at the right time, Brisbane North PHN has commenced a project to define what services and supports are available in Brisbane North for five initial areas. </p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Brisbane North PHN is partnering with expert organisations to facilitate the development of evidence-based, locally relevant and jointly agreed care pathways relating to five conditions or areas:</p>\n<ul><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Eating Disorders [led by <a href=\"https://eatingdisordersqueensland.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Eating Disorders Qld</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Intellectual Disability [led by <a href=\"https://qdn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Queenslanders with Disability Network</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Personality Disorders [led by <a href=\"https://www.neaminational.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Neami National</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Perinatal [led by <a href=\"https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/partners/peach-tree-perinatal-wellness\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">Suicide prevention [led by Brisbane North PHN].</p></li></ul>\n<p>Each of these organisations will be consulting further with professional experts and people with lived experience to define the local pathways. The project will lead to the development of information products that will aim to benefit people accessing services and service providers undertaking assessments and referrals.<br /></p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN has engaged <a href=\"https://www.beaconstrategies.net/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Beacon Strategies</a> to provide backbone support to the process, ensuring collaboration and consistency between each pathway. For more information about the project, please contact the project team via email to <a href=\"mailto:info@beaconstrategies.net\">info@beaconstrategies.net</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4558,145045,1,'2021-03-26 00:11:01','2021-03-26 00:11:01','1f030ca2-e56a-45c1-9045-cae62e33ffad','<p dir=\"ltr\">People with complex mental health conditions often benefit from a mix of services and supports. The support they need goes beyond clinical management, and includes psychosocial support and the need to address the social determinants of health. These services and supports should be provided in a way that wraps around the person and delivered in a coordinated and integrated way.</p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">To ensure people are receiving the right service, in the right place, at the right time, Brisbane North PHN has commenced a project to define what services and supports are available in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Brisbane North PHN is partnering with expert organisations to facilitate the development of evidence-based, locally relevant and jointly agreed care pathways relating to five conditions or areas:</p>\n<ul><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">eating disorders [led by <a href=\"https://eatingdisordersqueensland.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Eating Disorders Qld</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">intellectual disability [led by <a href=\"https://qdn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Queenslanders with Disability Network</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">personality disorders [led by <a href=\"https://www.neaminational.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Neami National</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">perinatal [led by <a href=\"https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/partners/peach-tree-perinatal-wellness\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">suicide prevention [led by Brisbane North PHN].</p></li></ul>\n<p>Each of these organisations will be consulting further with professional experts and people with lived experience to define the local pathways. The project will lead to the development of information products that will aim to benefit people accessing services and service providers undertaking assessments and referrals.<br /></p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN has engaged <a href=\"https://www.beaconstrategies.net/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Beacon Strategies</a> to provide backbone support to the process, ensuring collaboration and consistency between each pathway. For more information about the project, please contact the project team via email to <a href=\"mailto:info@beaconstrategies.net\">info@beaconstrategies.net</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4584,147079,1,'2021-03-30 03:29:27','2021-04-22 00:38:44','8db858dd-41e0-4066-b259-5ddf78a8696c','<p><strong>Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service have sponsored the development of a plan to improve mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services in the region.</strong></p>The regional plan sets out the challenges facing us and what we can all do over the next few years to improve the quality, coordination and integration of services.<br /><br />As part of the implementation of the plan, five agencies are funded by the PHN to drive actions against the plan relating to ‘Sustaining good mental health’ and ‘Responding to diversity’. These activities—to be completed by 30 June 2021— include a Carers Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo and Mental Health awareness for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.<br /><br />Read more about each of the activities below: <br /><p><strong>1. Carers Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo – Carers Queensland</strong></p>\n<p>Carers Queensland held the annual Mental Health and Wellbeing expo on Wednesday 24 March at Eatons Hill Hotel and Function Centre, with over 28 stall holders and a variety of wonderful speakers participating on the day. Carers Queensland welcomed a variety of attendees including carers, persons with lived experience of mental health, community members and organisational representatives. </p>\n<p>The day was well attended, with the aim of the event to raise awareness of mental health, increase awareness of services while providing networking opportunities to those working within the sector.</p>\n<p><strong>2. Co-designed service model to improve physical health and wellbeing – QAMH and Dr Justin Chapman QIMRB</strong></p>\n<p>The aim of this project is to conduct co-design focus groups with mental health staff and consumers, carers and families in North Brisbane to design a service model to improve the physical and mental health and wellbeing of people with mental health issues. </p>\n<p>To inform the design of a service model, we will facilitate 10 co-design workshops. Workshops will include people accessing mental health services, family and carers, and mental health staff in the North Brisbane region. </p>\n<p>To date we have run seven co-design workshops across the region, with some common themes emerging, which will help to inform the co-designed service mode.</p>\n<p>\n<strong>3. Yellow Tick Initiative – Queensland Council for LGBTI Health</strong></p>\n<p>The Queensland Council for LGBTI Health has been funded by the Brisbane North PHN to implement the new Yellow Tick initiative within the organisation, to support better outcomes and services for intersex people. </p>\n<p>The Yellow Tick is a community led initiative that assists groups to develop intersex inclusive and affirmative practices for programs, clients and staff. Through providing a policy and program review service alongside training and intersex specific resources, the Yellow Tick helps improve consistency and accountability to learn more and make services more intersex inclusive. </p>\n<p><strong>4. Mental Health awareness for culturally and linguistically diverse communities – Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland (ECCQ)</strong></p>\n<p>ECCQ aims to run two key activities to assist culturally and linguistically diverse communities to increase their knowledge and understanding of mental health, alcohol and other drugs, suicide prevention and related services. </p>\n<p>A free online interpreter workshop for community members and leaders will be held in early April to increase knowledge of how to confidently engage and access interpreter services, the importance of qualified interpreters and consumer rights. </p>\n<p>The second activity aims to provide free Mental Health First Aid training for community leaders. This training will help provide community leaders with knowledge, education and skills to support family members, friends and community members.</p>\n<p><strong>5. Volunteer Community Peer Navigators – Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland </strong></p>\n<p>Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland and Moreton Bay Regional Council are partnering to pilot a volunteer community peer navigator program at the Bribie Island library. The program aims to empower older people and their carers to access relevant services and supports and gain confidence in using technology to maintain their mental and social wellbeing and adapt to changing circumstances. </p>\n<p>Peer navigators are located in the Bribie Island library one day per week (Tuesdays) at a pop-up table and actively engage in one-to-one meaningful conversations with individuals. By listening with empathy to their story, peer navigators identify the specific needs and priorities of older people and their carers, and direct them to the most appropriate services and supports, including healthcare, social, cultural and community services and supports. </p>\n<p>The program was launched at the Bribie Island library on Monday 15 March 2021 and was attended by Division 1 Councillor Brooke Savige. Sessions will commence on Tuesday 13 April 2021 from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. </p>\n<p><strong>Further information</strong></p>\n<p>For any information on these Planning for Wellbeing project updates, please contact Kathy Faulkner at <strong><a href=\"mailto:Kathy.Faulkner@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Kathy.Faulkner@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4585,147080,1,'2021-03-30 03:29:27','2021-03-30 03:29:27','bc5aea51-e9d3-4b15-8b22-1fefde9cd388',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),(4586,147082,1,'2021-03-30 03:29:27','2021-03-30 03:29:27','798491ef-e203-481f-8148-4cfce3e7207b','<p><em>Planning for Wellbeing: a Regional Plan for North Brisbane and Moreton Bay focusing on mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services 2020-2025 (Planning for Wellbeing)</em> outlines key priorities and objectives to be implemented across North Brisbane. As part of this implementation, five agencies were funded by Brisbane North PHN (the PHN) to drive actions against the plan relating to ‘Sustaining good mental health’ and ‘Responding to diversity’.</p>\n<p>These activities, to be completed by 30 June 2021, are:</p>\n<p><strong>1. Carers Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo – Carers Queensland</strong></p>\n<p>Carers Queensland held the annual Mental Health and Wellbeing expo on Wednesday 24 March at Eatons Hill Hotel and Function Centre, with over 28 stall holders and a variety of wonderful speakers participating on the day. Carers Queensland welcomed a variety of attendees including carers, persons with lived experience of mental health, community members and organisational representatives. </p>\n<p>The day was well attended, with the aim of the event to raise awareness of mental health, increase awareness of services while providing networking opportunities to those working within the sector.</p>\n<p><strong>2. Co-designed service model to improve physical health and wellbeing – QAMH and Dr Justin Chapman QIMRB</strong></p>\n<p>The aim of this project is to conduct co-design focus groups with mental health staff and consumers, carers and families in North Brisbane to design a service model to improve the physical and mental health and wellbeing of people with mental health issues. </p>\n<p>To inform the design of a service model, we will facilitate 10 co-design workshops. Workshops will include people accessing mental health services, family and carers, and mental health staff in the North Brisbane region. </p>\n<p>To date we have run seven co-design workshops across the region, with some common themes emerging, which will help to inform the co-designed service mode.</p>\n<p>\n<strong>3. Yellow Tick Initiative – Queensland Council for LGBTI Health</strong></p>\n<p>The Queensland Council for LGBTI Health has been funded by the Brisbane North PHN to implement the new Yellow Tick initiative within the organisation, to support better outcomes and services for intersex people. </p>\n<p>The Yellow Tick is a community led initiative that assists groups to develop intersex inclusive and affirmative practices for programs, clients and staff. Through providing a policy and program review service alongside training and intersex specific resources, the Yellow Tick helps improve consistency and accountability to learn more and make services more intersex inclusive. </p>\n<p><strong>4. Mental Health awareness for culturally and linguistically diverse communities – Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland (ECCQ)</strong></p>\n<p>ECCQ aims to run two key activities to assist culturally and linguistically diverse communities to increase their knowledge and understanding of mental health, alcohol and other drugs, suicide prevention and related services. </p>\n<p>A free online interpreter workshop for community members and leaders will be held in early April to increase knowledge of how to confidently engage and access interpreter services, the importance of qualified interpreters and consumer rights. </p>\n<p>The second activity aims to provide free Mental Health First Aid training for community leaders. This training will help provide community leaders with knowledge, education and skills to support family members, friends and community members.</p>\n<p><strong>5. Volunteer Community Peer Navigators – Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland </strong></p>\n<p>Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland and Moreton Bay Regional Council are partnering to pilot a volunteer community peer navigator program at the Bribie Island library. The program aims to empower older people and their carers to access relevant services and supports and gain confidence in using technology to maintain their mental and social wellbeing and adapt to changing circumstances. </p>\n<p>Peer navigators are located in the Bribie Island library one day per week (Tuesdays) at a pop-up table and actively engage in one-to-one meaningful conversations with individuals. By listening with empathy to their story, peer navigators identify the specific needs and priorities of older people and their carers, and direct them to the most appropriate services and supports, including healthcare, social, cultural and community services and supports. </p>\n<p>The program was launched at the Bribie Island library on Monday 15 March 2021 and was attended by Division 1 Councillor Brooke Savige. Sessions will commence on Tuesday 13 April 2021 from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. </p>\n<p><strong>Further information</strong></p>\n<p>For any information on these Planning for Wellbeing project updates, please contact Kathy Faulkner at <strong><a href=\"mailto:Kathy.Faulkner@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Kathy.Faulkner@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4587,147083,1,'2021-03-30 03:29:27','2021-03-30 03:29:27','3da1d267-584e-4f0b-b2a9-c5a8b43a10d6',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),(4588,147085,1,'2021-03-30 03:30:46','2021-03-30 03:30:46','557f04e2-8134-4fca-bd21-56acfda32faa','<p><em>Planning for Wellbeing: a Regional Plan for North Brisbane and Moreton Bay focusing on mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services 2020-2025 (Planning for Wellbeing)</em> outlines key priorities and objectives to be implemented across North Brisbane. As part of this implementation, five agencies were funded by Brisbane North PHN (the PHN) to drive actions against the plan relating to ‘Sustaining good mental health’ and ‘Responding to diversity’.</p>\n<p>These activities, to be completed by 30 June 2021, are:</p>\n<p><strong>1. Carers Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo – Carers Queensland</strong></p>\n<p>Carers Queensland held the annual Mental Health and Wellbeing expo on Wednesday 24 March at Eatons Hill Hotel and Function Centre, with over 28 stall holders and a variety of wonderful speakers participating on the day. Carers Queensland welcomed a variety of attendees including carers, persons with lived experience of mental health, community members and organisational representatives. </p>\n<p>The day was well attended, with the aim of the event to raise awareness of mental health, increase awareness of services while providing networking opportunities to those working within the sector.</p>\n<p><strong>2. Co-designed service model to improve physical health and wellbeing – QAMH and Dr Justin Chapman QIMRB</strong></p>\n<p>The aim of this project is to conduct co-design focus groups with mental health staff and consumers, carers and families in North Brisbane to design a service model to improve the physical and mental health and wellbeing of people with mental health issues. </p>\n<p>To inform the design of a service model, we will facilitate 10 co-design workshops. Workshops will include people accessing mental health services, family and carers, and mental health staff in the North Brisbane region. </p>\n<p>To date we have run seven co-design workshops across the region, with some common themes emerging, which will help to inform the co-designed service mode.</p>\n<p>\n<strong>3. Yellow Tick Initiative – Queensland Council for LGBTI Health</strong></p>\n<p>The Queensland Council for LGBTI Health has been funded by the Brisbane North PHN to implement the new Yellow Tick initiative within the organisation, to support better outcomes and services for intersex people. </p>\n<p>The Yellow Tick is a community led initiative that assists groups to develop intersex inclusive and affirmative practices for programs, clients and staff. Through providing a policy and program review service alongside training and intersex specific resources, the Yellow Tick helps improve consistency and accountability to learn more and make services more intersex inclusive. </p>\n<p><strong>4. Mental Health awareness for culturally and linguistically diverse communities – Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland (ECCQ)</strong></p>\n<p>ECCQ aims to run two key activities to assist culturally and linguistically diverse communities to increase their knowledge and understanding of mental health, alcohol and other drugs, suicide prevention and related services. </p>\n<p>A free online interpreter workshop for community members and leaders will be held in early April to increase knowledge of how to confidently engage and access interpreter services, the importance of qualified interpreters and consumer rights. </p>\n<p>The second activity aims to provide free Mental Health First Aid training for community leaders. This training will help provide community leaders with knowledge, education and skills to support family members, friends and community members.</p>\n<p><strong>5. Volunteer Community Peer Navigators – Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland </strong></p>\n<p>Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland and Moreton Bay Regional Council are partnering to pilot a volunteer community peer navigator program at the Bribie Island library. The program aims to empower older people and their carers to access relevant services and supports and gain confidence in using technology to maintain their mental and social wellbeing and adapt to changing circumstances. </p>\n<p>Peer navigators are located in the Bribie Island library one day per week (Tuesdays) at a pop-up table and actively engage in one-to-one meaningful conversations with individuals. By listening with empathy to their story, peer navigators identify the specific needs and priorities of older people and their carers, and direct them to the most appropriate services and supports, including healthcare, social, cultural and community services and supports. </p>\n<p>The program was launched at the Bribie Island library on Monday 15 March 2021 and was attended by Division 1 Councillor Brooke Savige. Sessions will commence on Tuesday 13 April 2021 from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. </p>\n<p><strong>Further information</strong></p>\n<p>For any information on these Planning for Wellbeing project updates, please contact Kathy Faulkner at <strong><a href=\"mailto:Kathy.Faulkner@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Kathy.Faulkner@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4589,147086,1,'2021-03-30 03:30:46','2021-03-30 03:30:46','77a53963-5806-4ee6-b323-6591f4a9b01c',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),(4604,149012,1,'2021-04-05 23:45:21','2021-04-05 23:45:21','e068eed0-b12b-4f03-8842-714a79cd5236','<p><strong>Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice Manager, Shabnam Ali was an early recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine as the Phase 1b rollout began during the final weeks of March. </strong></p>\n<p>Mrs Ali, who is also the Business Manager of Anchor Medical, had her first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday 22 March. The rest of the Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice team, including doctors and administrative staff, received their jab on Friday 26 March.</p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said she was proud that Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice could be part of the first week of the phase 1b rollout in the region. </p>\n<p>“I was very happy to be the first in the team to get it. It was quite exciting. My nurses were great and my doctor was great—they put me at ease,” she said. </p>\n<p>With the phase 1b rollout still in its early days, Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice are fully booked for the next four weeks and Ms Ali said the practice had been extremely busy. </p>\n<p>“We’re getting calls mainly about COVID vaccination, and patients other than our own are calling and trying to find out the process and when they can book in. </p>\n<p>“We‘re asking patients stick to their own GPs if that practice is giving vaccinations—just for continuity of care. If their GPs aren’t offering COVID vaccinations we are able to accommodate them though,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>The upside of being one of the earliest practices in the region to be rolling out phase 1b means that the process is only going to get smoother as time goes on. </p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice were trialling two styles of COVID vaccination clinic—a lunchtime clinic and an after-hours clinic. </p>\n<p>“Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a better understanding of what will work best in terms of workflow,” she said.</p>\n<p>With Anchor Medical in operation of six medical centres in North Brisbane, including Eaton Central 7Day Family Practice and McDowall Village Medical Practice, Ms Ali said the wider team of practices would be able to adapt based on the experiences of Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice.</p>\n<p>“All of the practices will be involved (in the vaccine rollout) and these early vaccinations are a great learning opportunity on how to roll out for the rest of the team,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>As of 6 April 2021, over 841,885 Australians have received a COVID vaccine. </p>\n<p>Visit the PHN website to <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19/vaccine-rollout-faqs\">read our FAQs</a> exploring the Phase 1b rollout for both participating and non-participating practices, or to find out more about how to book an appointment to be vaccinated, visit the <a href=\"https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccine/rollout\">Queensland Health website</a>. </p>\n<p>For more information on Anchor Medical visit <a href=\"https://amed.com.au\">amed.com.au</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4607,149018,1,'2021-04-05 23:47:57','2021-04-05 23:47:57','8bb43475-0a50-487e-8402-52aadc61d51a','<p><strong>Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice Manager, Shabnam Ali was an early recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine as the Phase 1b rollout began during the final weeks of March. </strong></p>\n<p>Mrs Ali, who is also the Business Manager of Anchor Medical, had her first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday 22 March. The rest of the Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice team, including doctors and administrative staff, received their jab on Friday 26 March.</p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said she was proud that Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice could be part of the first week of the phase 1b rollout in the region. </p>\n<p>“I was very happy to be the first in the team to get it. It was quite exciting. My nurses were great and my doctor was great—they put me at ease,” she said. </p>\n<p>With the phase 1b rollout still in its early days, Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice are fully booked for the next four weeks and Ms Ali said the practice had been extremely busy. </p>\n<p>“We’re getting calls mainly about COVID vaccination, and patients other than our own are calling and trying to find out the process and when they can book in. </p>\n<p>“We‘re asking patients stick to their own GPs if that practice is giving vaccinations—just for continuity of care. If their GPs aren’t offering COVID vaccinations we are able to accommodate them though,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>The upside of being one of the earliest practices in the region to be rolling out phase 1b means that the process is only going to get smoother as time goes on. </p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice were trialling two styles of COVID vaccination clinic—a lunchtime clinic and an after-hours clinic. </p>\n<p>“Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a better understanding of what will work best in terms of workflow,” she said.</p>\n<p>With Anchor Medical in operation of six medical centres in North Brisbane, including Eaton Central 7Day Family Practice and McDowall Village Medical Practice, Ms Ali said the wider team of practices would be able to adapt based on the experiences of Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice.</p>\n<p>“All of the practices will be involved (in the vaccine rollout) and these early vaccinations are a great learning opportunity on how to roll out for the rest of the team,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>As of 6 April 2021, over 841,885 Australians have received a COVID vaccine. </p>\n<p>Visit the PHN website to <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19/vaccine-rollout-faqs\">read our FAQs</a> exploring the Phase 1b rollout for both participating and non-participating practices, or to find out more about how to book an appointment to be vaccinated, visit the <a href=\"https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccine/rollout\">Queensland Health website</a>. </p>\n<p>For more information on Anchor Medical visit <a href=\"https://amed.com.au\">amed.com.au</a>. </p>\n<p><em>Dr Haroon Suleman, Shabnam Ali and Nurse Lisa Kehl the team behind the first covid vaccination clinic at Redcliffe parade family medical practice.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4608,149020,1,'2021-04-05 23:48:04','2021-04-05 23:48:04','11d38275-6bdf-49ce-830f-7412af41f991','<p><strong>Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice Manager, Shabnam Ali was an early recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine as the Phase 1b rollout began during the final weeks of March. </strong></p>\n<p>Mrs Ali, who is also the Business Manager of Anchor Medical, had her first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday 22 March. The rest of the Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice team, including doctors and administrative staff, received their jab on Friday 26 March.</p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said she was proud that Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice could be part of the first week of the phase 1b rollout in the region. </p>\n<p>“I was very happy to be the first in the team to get it. It was quite exciting. My nurses were great and my doctor was great—they put me at ease,” she said. </p>\n<p>With the phase 1b rollout still in its early days, Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice are fully booked for the next four weeks and Ms Ali said the practice had been extremely busy. </p>\n<p>“We’re getting calls mainly about COVID vaccination, and patients other than our own are calling and trying to find out the process and when they can book in. </p>\n<p>“We‘re asking patients stick to their own GPs if that practice is giving vaccinations—just for continuity of care. If their GPs aren’t offering COVID vaccinations we are able to accommodate them though,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>The upside of being one of the earliest practices in the region to be rolling out phase 1b means that the process is only going to get smoother as time goes on. </p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice were trialling two styles of COVID vaccination clinic—a lunchtime clinic and an after-hours clinic. </p>\n<p>“Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a better understanding of what will work best in terms of workflow,” she said.</p>\n<p>With Anchor Medical in operation of six medical centres in North Brisbane, including Eaton Central 7Day Family Practice and McDowall Village Medical Practice, Ms Ali said the wider team of practices would be able to adapt based on the experiences of Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice.</p>\n<p>“All of the practices will be involved (in the vaccine rollout) and these early vaccinations are a great learning opportunity on how to roll out for the rest of the team,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>As of 6 April 2021, over 841,885 Australians have received a COVID vaccine. </p>\n<p>Visit the PHN website to <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19/vaccine-rollout-faqs\">read our FAQs</a> exploring the Phase 1b rollout for both participating and non-participating practices, or to find out more about how to book an appointment to be vaccinated, visit the <a href=\"https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccine/rollout\">Queensland Health website</a>. </p>\n<p>For more information on Anchor Medical visit <a href=\"https://amed.com.au\">amed.com.au</a>. </p>\n<p><em>Dr Haroon Suleman, Shabnam Ali and Nurse Lisa Kehl the team behind the first covid vaccination clinic at Redcliffe parade family medical practice.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4609,149022,1,'2021-04-06 00:11:15','2021-04-06 00:11:15','7e83b8ff-4680-43f8-8023-3e4d0cbaf36a','<p><strong>Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice Manager, Shabnam Ali was an early recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine as the Phase 1b rollout began during the final weeks of March. </strong></p>\n<p>Mrs Ali, who is also the Business Manager of Anchor Medical, had her first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday 22 March. The rest of the Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice team, including doctors and administrative staff, received their jab on Friday 26 March.</p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said she was proud that Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice could be part of the first week of the phase 1b rollout in the region. </p>\n<p>“I was very happy to be the first in the team to get it. It was quite exciting. My nurses were great and my doctor was great—they put me at ease,” she said. </p>\n<p>With the phase 1b rollout still in its early days, Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice are fully booked for the next four weeks and Ms Ali said the practice had been extremely busy. </p>\n<p>“We’re getting calls mainly about COVID vaccination, and patients other than our own are calling and trying to find out the process and when they can book in. </p>\n<p>“We‘re asking patients stick to their own GPs if that practice is giving vaccinations—just for continuity of care. If their GPs aren’t offering COVID vaccinations we are able to accommodate them though,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>The upside of being one of the earliest practices in the region to be rolling out phase 1b means that the process is only going to get smoother as time goes on. </p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice were trialling two styles of COVID vaccination clinic—a lunchtime clinic and an after-hours clinic. </p>\n<p>“Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a better understanding of what will work best in terms of workflow,” she said.</p>\n<p>With Anchor Medical in operation of six medical centres in North Brisbane, including Eaton Central 7Day Family Practice and McDowall Village Medical Practice, Ms Ali said the wider team of practices would be able to adapt based on the experiences of Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice.</p>\n<p>“All of the practices will be involved (in the vaccine rollout) and these early vaccinations are a great learning opportunity on how to roll out for the rest of the team,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>As of 6 April 2021, over 841,885 Australians have received a COVID vaccine. </p>\n<p>Visit the PHN website to <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19/vaccine-rollout-faqs\">read our FAQs</a> exploring the Phase 1b rollout for both participating and non-participating practices, or to find out more about how to book an appointment to be vaccinated, visit the <a href=\"https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccine/rollout\">Queensland Health website</a>. </p>\n<p>For more information on Anchor Medical visit <a href=\"https://amed.com.au\">amed.com.au</a>. </p>\n<p><em>Dr Haroon Suleman, Shabnam Ali and Nurse Lisa Kehl the team behind the first covid vaccination clinic at Redcliffe parade family medical practice.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4610,149024,1,'2021-04-06 00:12:17','2021-04-06 00:12:17','132a6728-2454-433e-b2f8-34703d45cd81','<p><strong>Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice Manager, Shabnam Ali was an early recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine as the Phase 1b rollout began during the final weeks of March. </strong></p>\n<p>Mrs Ali, who is also the Business Manager of Anchor Medical, had her first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday 22 March. The rest of the Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice team, including doctors and administrative staff, received their jab on Friday 26 March.</p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said she was proud that Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice could be part of the first week of the phase 1b rollout in the region. </p>\n<p>“I was very happy to be the first in the team to get it. It was quite exciting. My nurses were great and my doctor was great—they put me at ease,” she said. </p>\n<p>With the phase 1b rollout still in its early days, Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice are fully booked for the next four weeks and Ms Ali said the practice had been extremely busy. </p>\n<p>“We’re getting calls mainly about COVID vaccination, and patients other than our own are calling and trying to find out the process and when they can book in. </p>\n<p>“We‘re asking patients stick to their own GPs if that practice is giving vaccinations—just for continuity of care. If their GPs aren’t offering COVID vaccinations we are able to accommodate them though,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>The upside of being one of the earliest practices in the region to be rolling out phase 1b means that the process is only going to get smoother as time goes on. </p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice were trialling two styles of COVID vaccination clinic—a lunchtime clinic and an after-hours clinic. </p>\n<p>“Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a better understanding of what will work best in terms of workflow,” she said.</p>\n<p>With Anchor Medical in operation of six medical centres in North Brisbane, including Eaton Central 7Day Family Practice and McDowall Village Medical Practice, Ms Ali said the wider team of practices would be able to adapt based on the experiences of Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice.</p>\n<p>“All of the practices will be involved (in the vaccine rollout) and these early vaccinations are a great learning opportunity on how to roll out for the rest of the team,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>As of 6 April 2021, over 841,885 Australians have received a COVID vaccine. </p>\n<p>Visit the PHN website to <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19/vaccine-rollout-faqs\">read our FAQs</a> exploring the Phase 1b rollout for both participating and non-participating practices, or to find out more about how to book an appointment to be vaccinated, visit the <a href=\"https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccine/rollout\">Queensland Health website</a>. </p>\n<p>For more information on Anchor Medical visit <a href=\"https://amed.com.au\">amed.com.au</a>. </p>\n<p><em>Dr Haroon Suleman, Shabnam Ali and Nurse Lisa Kehl the team behind the first covid vaccination clinic at Redcliffe parade family medical practice.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4633,149248,1,'2021-04-06 02:49:56','2021-04-06 02:49:56','45b523af-1509-4187-88c0-321ff3cb1253','<p><strong>On behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health, please find below statements published regarding a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination:</strong></p>\n<h4>Acting Chief Medical Officer and Head of the TGA</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://health.gov.au/news/joint-statement-on-astrazeneca-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Joint statement</a> from acting Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Michael Kidd and Head of the Therapeutic Goods Administration Adj. Professor John Skerritt.<br /> </p>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for health providers</h4>\n<p>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-healthcare-providers-specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\">released a statement</a> to support health professionals in responding to any instances of clotting disorders following vaccine administration. This provides more information on clinical management and raises awareness of the potential for this condition.</p><h4>Summary of current recommendations</h4>\n<ul><li>Rare cases of thrombosis associated with thrombocytopenia were reported following administration of COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca overseas.</li><li>The onset of reported cases was between 4 to 20 days after vaccination.</li><li>Providers should be aware of warning signs of a severe condition associated with thrombosis and thrombocytopenia. This has presented as either central venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) or thrombosis in other sites, such as intra-abdominal venous systems. CVST may present as a new onset persistent headache not settling with analgesia, features of raised intracranial pressure (including acute severe headache, vomiting, confusion), focal neurological deficits, and/or seizures.</li><li>If CVST or another severe thrombotic complication with thrombocytopenia is suspected in a patient who has received COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, refer them to an emergency department for further assessment and haematology consultation.</li><li>Clinical investigations should include a full blood count (to look for thrombocytopenia), a D-dimer test and radiological imaging.</li><li>Patients suspected to have this condition should NOT receive any heparin or platelet transfusions.</li><li>The TGA has received one report of a case of thrombosis and thrombocytopenia following COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca in Australia. The clinical details of this case are currently under review by the TGA.</li></ul>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for consumers</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-consumers-specific-clotting-condition-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">A statement</a> from ATAGI for consumers on a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination.<br /> </p>\n<h4>Additional statement from ATAGI statement</h4>\n<p>An <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-covid-19-vaccination-reported-case-of-thrombosis\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">ATAGI statement</a> on COVID-19 vaccination and a reported case of thrombosis.<br /> </p>\n<h4>TGA statement</h4>\n<p>The <a href=\"https://www.tga.gov.au/media-release/specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">TGA\'s assessment</a> is that the benefits of vaccination against COVID-19 continue to outweigh any risks. <br /> </p>\n<h4>Useful documents</h4>\n<p><strong>The Australian Government Department of Health revised the four documents below on 4 April 2021, with updates from ATAGI regarding a specific clotting condition:</strong></p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-atagi-immunisation-provider-guide-to-obtaining-informed-consent-for-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Provider guide for obtaining informed consent</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-consent-form-for-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consent form for COVID-19 vaccination</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-information-on-covid-19-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consumer information on the AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-after-your-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Information for after your AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li></ul>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4634,149250,1,'2021-04-06 02:50:00','2021-04-06 02:50:00','a0f86d31-291e-418e-acfc-190ab7007bd4','<p><strong>On behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health, please find below statements published regarding a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination:</strong></p>\n<h4>Acting Chief Medical Officer and Head of the TGA</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://health.gov.au/news/joint-statement-on-astrazeneca-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Joint statement</a> from acting Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Michael Kidd and Head of the Therapeutic Goods Administration Adj. Professor John Skerritt.<br /> </p>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for health providers</h4>\n<p>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-healthcare-providers-specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\">released a statement</a> to support health professionals in responding to any instances of clotting disorders following vaccine administration. This provides more information on clinical management and raises awareness of the potential for this condition.</p><h4>Summary of current recommendations</h4>\n<ul><li>Rare cases of thrombosis associated with thrombocytopenia were reported following administration of COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca overseas.</li><li>The onset of reported cases was between 4 to 20 days after vaccination.</li><li>Providers should be aware of warning signs of a severe condition associated with thrombosis and thrombocytopenia. This has presented as either central venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) or thrombosis in other sites, such as intra-abdominal venous systems. CVST may present as a new onset persistent headache not settling with analgesia, features of raised intracranial pressure (including acute severe headache, vomiting, confusion), focal neurological deficits, and/or seizures.</li><li>If CVST or another severe thrombotic complication with thrombocytopenia is suspected in a patient who has received COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, refer them to an emergency department for further assessment and haematology consultation.</li><li>Clinical investigations should include a full blood count (to look for thrombocytopenia), a D-dimer test and radiological imaging.</li><li>Patients suspected to have this condition should NOT receive any heparin or platelet transfusions.</li><li>The TGA has received one report of a case of thrombosis and thrombocytopenia following COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca in Australia. The clinical details of this case are currently under review by the TGA.</li></ul>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for consumers</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-consumers-specific-clotting-condition-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">A statement</a> from ATAGI for consumers on a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination.<br /> </p>\n<h4>Additional statement from ATAGI statement</h4>\n<p>An <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-covid-19-vaccination-reported-case-of-thrombosis\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">ATAGI statement</a> on COVID-19 vaccination and a reported case of thrombosis.<br /> </p>\n<h4>TGA statement</h4>\n<p>The <a href=\"https://www.tga.gov.au/media-release/specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">TGA\'s assessment</a> is that the benefits of vaccination against COVID-19 continue to outweigh any risks. <br /> </p>\n<h4>Useful documents</h4>\n<p><strong>The Australian Government Department of Health revised the four documents below on 4 April 2021, with updates from ATAGI regarding a specific clotting condition:</strong></p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-atagi-immunisation-provider-guide-to-obtaining-informed-consent-for-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Provider guide for obtaining informed consent</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-consent-form-for-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consent form for COVID-19 vaccination</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-information-on-covid-19-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consumer information on the AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-after-your-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Information for after your AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li></ul>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4635,149307,1,'2021-04-06 04:28:10','2021-04-06 04:28:10','764859f0-33e8-48e5-99ca-57433c3e8a65','<p><strong>Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice Manager, Shabnam Ali was an early recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine as the Phase 1b rollout began during the final weeks of March. </strong></p>\n<p>Mrs Ali, who is also the Business Manager of Anchor Medical, had her first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday 22 March. The rest of the Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice team, including doctors and administrative staff, received their jab on Friday 26 March.</p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said she was proud that Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice could be part of the first week of the phase 1b rollout in the region. </p>\n<p>“I was very happy to be the first in the team to get it. It was quite exciting. My nurses were great and my doctor was great—they put me at ease,” she said. </p>\n<p>With the phase 1b rollout still in its early days, Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice are fully booked for the next four weeks and Ms Ali said the practice had been extremely busy. </p>\n<p>“We’re getting calls mainly about COVID vaccination, and patients other than our own are calling and trying to find out the process and when they can book in. </p>\n<p>“We‘re asking patients stick to their own GPs if that practice is giving vaccinations—just for continuity of care. If their GPs aren’t offering COVID vaccinations we are able to accommodate them though,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>The upside of being one of the earliest practices in the region to be rolling out phase 1b means that the process is only going to get smoother as time goes on. </p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice were trialling two styles of COVID vaccination clinic—a lunchtime clinic and an after-hours clinic. </p>\n<p>“Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a better understanding of what will work best in terms of workflow,” she said.</p>\n<p>With Anchor Medical in operation of six medical centres in North Brisbane, including Eaton Central 7Day Family Practice and McDowall Village Medical Practice, Ms Ali said the wider team of practices would be able to adapt based on the experiences of Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice.</p>\n<p>“All of the practices will be involved (in the vaccine rollout) and these early vaccinations are a great learning opportunity on how to roll out for the rest of the team,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>As of 6 April 2021, over 841,885 Australians have received a COVID vaccine. </p>\n<p>Visit the PHN website to <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19/vaccine-rollout-faqs\">read our FAQs</a> exploring the Phase 1b rollout for both participating and non-participating practices, or to find out more about how to book an appointment to be vaccinated, visit the <a href=\"https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccine/rollout\">Queensland Health website</a>. </p>\n<p>For more information on Anchor Medical visit <a href=\"https://amed.com.au\">amed.com.au</a>. </p>\n<p><em>Dr Haroon Suleman, Shabnam Ali and Nurse Lisa Kehl the team behind the first covid vaccination clinic at Redcliffe parade family medical practice.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4637,149311,1,'2021-04-06 04:29:37','2021-04-06 04:29:37','303e8b67-75e4-4f79-87ba-9d996edf8bc1','<p><strong>Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice Manager, Shabnam Ali was an early recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine as the Phase 1b rollout began during the final weeks of March. </strong></p>\n<p>Mrs Ali, who is also the Business Manager of Anchor Medical, had her first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday 22 March. The rest of the Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice team, including doctors and administrative staff, received their jab on Friday 26 March.</p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said she was proud that Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice could be part of the first week of the phase 1b rollout in the region. </p>\n<p>“I was very happy to be the first in the team to get it. It was quite exciting. My nurses were great and my doctor was great—they put me at ease,” she said. </p>\n<p>With the phase 1b rollout still in its early days, Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice are fully booked for the next four weeks and Ms Ali said the practice had been extremely busy. </p>\n<p>“We’re getting calls mainly about COVID vaccination, and patients other than our own are calling and trying to find out the process and when they can book in. </p>\n<p>“We‘re asking patients stick to their own GPs if that practice is giving vaccinations—just for continuity of care. If their GPs aren’t offering COVID vaccinations we are able to accommodate them though,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>The upside of being one of the earliest practices in the region to be rolling out phase 1b means that the process is only going to get smoother as time goes on. </p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice were trialling two styles of COVID vaccination clinic—a lunchtime clinic and an after-hours clinic. </p>\n<p>“Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a better understanding of what will work best in terms of workflow,” she said.</p>\n<p>With Anchor Medical in operation of six medical centres in North Brisbane, including Eaton Central 7Day Family Practice and McDowall Village Medical Practice, Ms Ali said the wider team of practices would be able to adapt based on the experiences of Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice.</p>\n<p>“All of the practices will be involved (in the vaccine rollout) and these early vaccinations are a great learning opportunity on how to roll out for the rest of the team,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>As of 6 April 2021, over 841,885 Australians have received a COVID vaccine. </p>\n<p>Visit the PHN website to <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19/vaccine-rollout-faqs\">read our FAQs</a> exploring the Phase 1b rollout for both participating and non-participating practices, or to find out more about how to book an appointment to be vaccinated, visit the <a href=\"https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccine/rollout\">Queensland Health website</a>. </p>\n<p>For more information on Anchor Medical visit <a href=\"https://amed.com.au\">amed.com.au</a>. </p>\n<p><em>Dr Haroon Suleman, Shabnam Ali and Nurse Lisa Kehl the team behind the first covid vaccination clinic at Redcliffe parade family medical practice.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4638,149313,1,'2021-04-06 04:29:37','2021-04-06 04:29:37','a5c7c7f2-db69-4ddd-96cf-e193586d6e88','<p><strong>Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice Manager, Shabnam Ali was an early recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine as the Phase 1b rollout began during the final weeks of March. </strong></p>\n<p>Mrs Ali, who is also the Business Manager of Anchor Medical, had her first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday 22 March. The rest of the Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice team, including doctors and administrative staff, received their jab on Friday 26 March.</p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said she was proud that Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice could be part of the first week of the phase 1b rollout in the region. </p>\n<p>“I was very happy to be the first in the team to get it. It was quite exciting. My nurses were great and my doctor was great—they put me at ease,” she said. </p>\n<p>With the phase 1b rollout still in its early days, Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice are fully booked for the next four weeks and Ms Ali said the practice had been extremely busy. </p>\n<p>“We’re getting calls mainly about COVID vaccination, and patients other than our own are calling and trying to find out the process and when they can book in. </p>\n<p>“We‘re asking patients stick to their own GPs if that practice is giving vaccinations—just for continuity of care. If their GPs aren’t offering COVID vaccinations we are able to accommodate them though,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>The upside of being one of the earliest practices in the region to be rolling out phase 1b means that the process is only going to get smoother as time goes on. </p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice were trialling two styles of COVID vaccination clinic—a lunchtime clinic and an after-hours clinic. </p>\n<p>“Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a better understanding of what will work best in terms of workflow,” she said.</p>\n<p>With Anchor Medical in operation of six medical centres in North Brisbane, including Eaton Central 7Day Family Practice and McDowall Village Medical Practice, Ms Ali said the wider team of practices would be able to adapt based on the experiences of Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice.</p>\n<p>“All of the practices will be involved (in the vaccine rollout) and these early vaccinations are a great learning opportunity on how to roll out for the rest of the team,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>As of 6 April 2021, over 841,885 Australians have received a COVID vaccine. </p>\n<p>Visit the PHN website to <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19/vaccine-rollout-faqs\">read our FAQs</a> exploring the Phase 1b rollout for both participating and non-participating practices, or to find out more about how to book an appointment to be vaccinated, visit the <a href=\"https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccine/rollout\">Queensland Health website</a>. </p>\n<p>For more information on Anchor Medical visit <a href=\"https://amed.com.au\">amed.com.au</a>. </p>\n<p><em>Dr Haroon Suleman, Shabnam Ali and Nurse Lisa Kehl the team behind the first covid vaccination clinic at Redcliffe parade family medical practice.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4639,149315,1,'2021-04-06 04:29:39','2021-04-06 04:29:39','c64d6c24-3455-4ccb-894a-bbe04ee6dc02','<p><strong>Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice Manager, Shabnam Ali was an early recipient of the COVID-19 vaccine as the Phase 1b rollout began during the final weeks of March. </strong></p>\n<p>Mrs Ali, who is also the Business Manager of Anchor Medical, had her first COVID-19 vaccination on Monday 22 March. The rest of the Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice team, including doctors and administrative staff, received their jab on Friday 26 March.</p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said she was proud that Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice could be part of the first week of the phase 1b rollout in the region. </p>\n<p>“I was very happy to be the first in the team to get it. It was quite exciting. My nurses were great and my doctor was great—they put me at ease,” she said. </p>\n<p>With the phase 1b rollout still in its early days, Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice are fully booked for the next four weeks and Ms Ali said the practice had been extremely busy. </p>\n<p>“We’re getting calls mainly about COVID vaccination, and patients other than our own are calling and trying to find out the process and when they can book in. </p>\n<p>“We‘re asking patients stick to their own GPs if that practice is giving vaccinations—just for continuity of care. If their GPs aren’t offering COVID vaccinations we are able to accommodate them though,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>The upside of being one of the earliest practices in the region to be rolling out phase 1b means that the process is only going to get smoother as time goes on. </p>\n<p>Mrs Ali said Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice were trialling two styles of COVID vaccination clinic—a lunchtime clinic and an after-hours clinic. </p>\n<p>“Over the next few weeks, we’ll have a better understanding of what will work best in terms of workflow,” she said.</p>\n<p>With Anchor Medical in operation of six medical centres in North Brisbane, including Eaton Central 7Day Family Practice and McDowall Village Medical Practice, Ms Ali said the wider team of practices would be able to adapt based on the experiences of Redcliffe Parade Family Medical Practice.</p>\n<p>“All of the practices will be involved (in the vaccine rollout) and these early vaccinations are a great learning opportunity on how to roll out for the rest of the team,” Mrs Ali said. </p>\n<p>As of 6 April 2021, over 841,885 Australians have received a COVID vaccine. </p>\n<p>Visit the PHN website to <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19/vaccine-rollout-faqs\">read our FAQs</a> exploring the Phase 1b rollout for both participating and non-participating practices, or to find out more about how to book an appointment to be vaccinated, visit the <a href=\"https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/protect-yourself-others/covid-19-vaccine/rollout\">Queensland Health website</a>. </p>\n<p>For more information on Anchor Medical visit <a href=\"https://amed.com.au\">amed.com.au</a>. </p>\n<p><em>Dr Haroon Suleman, Shabnam Ali and Nurse Lisa Kehl the team behind the first covid vaccination clinic at Redcliffe parade family medical practice.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4641,149319,1,'2021-04-06 04:40:02','2021-04-06 04:40:02','6a7c9944-0053-40f5-a8ae-06b61f20c8f0','<p><strong>On behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health, please find below statements published regarding a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination:</strong></p>\n<h4>Acting Chief Medical Officer and Head of the TGA</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://health.gov.au/news/joint-statement-on-astrazeneca-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Joint statement</a> from acting Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Michael Kidd and Head of the Therapeutic Goods Administration Adj. Professor John Skerritt.<br /> </p>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for health providers</h4>\n<p>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-healthcare-providers-specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\">released a statement</a> to support health professionals in responding to any instances of clotting disorders following vaccine administration. This provides more information on clinical management and raises awareness of the potential for this condition.</p><h4>Summary of current recommendations</h4>\n<ul><li>Rare cases of thrombosis associated with thrombocytopenia were reported following administration of COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca overseas.</li><li>The onset of reported cases was between 4 to 20 days after vaccination.</li><li>Providers should be aware of warning signs of a severe condition associated with thrombosis and thrombocytopenia. This has presented as either central venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) or thrombosis in other sites, such as intra-abdominal venous systems. CVST may present as a new onset persistent headache not settling with analgesia, features of raised intracranial pressure (including acute severe headache, vomiting, confusion), focal neurological deficits, and/or seizures.</li><li>If CVST or another severe thrombotic complication with thrombocytopenia is suspected in a patient who has received COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, refer them to an emergency department for further assessment and haematology consultation.</li><li>Clinical investigations should include a full blood count (to look for thrombocytopenia), a D-dimer test and radiological imaging.</li><li>Patients suspected to have this condition should NOT receive any heparin or platelet transfusions.</li><li>The TGA has received one report of a case of thrombosis and thrombocytopenia following COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca in Australia. The clinical details of this case are currently under review by the TGA.</li></ul>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for consumers</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-consumers-specific-clotting-condition-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">A statement</a> from ATAGI for consumers on a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination.<br /> </p>\n<h4>Additional statement from ATAGI statement</h4>\n<p>An <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-covid-19-vaccination-reported-case-of-thrombosis\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">ATAGI statement</a> on COVID-19 vaccination and a reported case of thrombosis.<br /> </p>\n<h4>TGA statement</h4>\n<p>The <a href=\"https://www.tga.gov.au/media-release/specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">TGA\'s assessment</a> is that the benefits of vaccination against COVID-19 continue to outweigh any risks. <br /> </p>\n<h4>Useful documents</h4>\n<p><strong>The Australian Government Department of Health revised the four documents below on 4 April 2021, with updates from ATAGI regarding a specific clotting condition:</strong></p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-atagi-immunisation-provider-guide-to-obtaining-informed-consent-for-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Provider guide for obtaining informed consent</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-consent-form-for-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consent form for COVID-19 vaccination</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-information-on-covid-19-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consumer information on the AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-after-your-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Information for after your AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li></ul>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4642,149321,1,'2021-04-06 04:40:02','2021-04-06 04:40:02','d517a3df-c7ef-4177-ac80-8d41fef82633','<p><strong>On behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health, please find below statements published regarding a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination:</strong></p>\n<h4>Acting Chief Medical Officer and Head of the TGA</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://health.gov.au/news/joint-statement-on-astrazeneca-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Joint statement</a> from acting Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Michael Kidd and Head of the Therapeutic Goods Administration Adj. Professor John Skerritt.<br /> </p>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for health providers</h4>\n<p>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-healthcare-providers-specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\">released a statement</a> to support health professionals in responding to any instances of clotting disorders following vaccine administration. This provides more information on clinical management and raises awareness of the potential for this condition.</p><h4>Summary of current recommendations</h4>\n<ul><li>Rare cases of thrombosis associated with thrombocytopenia were reported following administration of COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca overseas.</li><li>The onset of reported cases was between 4 to 20 days after vaccination.</li><li>Providers should be aware of warning signs of a severe condition associated with thrombosis and thrombocytopenia. This has presented as either central venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) or thrombosis in other sites, such as intra-abdominal venous systems. CVST may present as a new onset persistent headache not settling with analgesia, features of raised intracranial pressure (including acute severe headache, vomiting, confusion), focal neurological deficits, and/or seizures.</li><li>If CVST or another severe thrombotic complication with thrombocytopenia is suspected in a patient who has received COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, refer them to an emergency department for further assessment and haematology consultation.</li><li>Clinical investigations should include a full blood count (to look for thrombocytopenia), a D-dimer test and radiological imaging.</li><li>Patients suspected to have this condition should NOT receive any heparin or platelet transfusions.</li><li>The TGA has received one report of a case of thrombosis and thrombocytopenia following COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca in Australia. The clinical details of this case are currently under review by the TGA.</li></ul>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for consumers</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-consumers-specific-clotting-condition-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">A statement</a> from ATAGI for consumers on a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination.<br /> </p>\n<h4>Additional statement from ATAGI statement</h4>\n<p>An <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-covid-19-vaccination-reported-case-of-thrombosis\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">ATAGI statement</a> on COVID-19 vaccination and a reported case of thrombosis.<br /> </p>\n<h4>TGA statement</h4>\n<p>The <a href=\"https://www.tga.gov.au/media-release/specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">TGA\'s assessment</a> is that the benefits of vaccination against COVID-19 continue to outweigh any risks. <br /> </p>\n<h4>Useful documents</h4>\n<p><strong>The Australian Government Department of Health revised the four documents below on 4 April 2021, with updates from ATAGI regarding a specific clotting condition:</strong></p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-atagi-immunisation-provider-guide-to-obtaining-informed-consent-for-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Provider guide for obtaining informed consent</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-consent-form-for-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consent form for COVID-19 vaccination</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-information-on-covid-19-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consumer information on the AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-after-your-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Information for after your AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li></ul>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4643,149323,1,'2021-04-06 04:40:05','2021-04-06 04:40:05','23548a62-4e47-4aec-bd17-0450e9fb5f0e','<p><strong>On behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health, please find below statements published regarding a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination:</strong></p>\n<h4>Acting Chief Medical Officer and Head of the TGA</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://health.gov.au/news/joint-statement-on-astrazeneca-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Joint statement</a> from acting Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Michael Kidd and Head of the Therapeutic Goods Administration Adj. Professor John Skerritt.<br /> </p>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for health providers</h4>\n<p>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-healthcare-providers-specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\">released a statement</a> to support health professionals in responding to any instances of clotting disorders following vaccine administration. This provides more information on clinical management and raises awareness of the potential for this condition.</p><h4>Summary of current recommendations</h4>\n<ul><li>Rare cases of thrombosis associated with thrombocytopenia were reported following administration of COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca overseas.</li><li>The onset of reported cases was between 4 to 20 days after vaccination.</li><li>Providers should be aware of warning signs of a severe condition associated with thrombosis and thrombocytopenia. This has presented as either central venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) or thrombosis in other sites, such as intra-abdominal venous systems. CVST may present as a new onset persistent headache not settling with analgesia, features of raised intracranial pressure (including acute severe headache, vomiting, confusion), focal neurological deficits, and/or seizures.</li><li>If CVST or another severe thrombotic complication with thrombocytopenia is suspected in a patient who has received COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, refer them to an emergency department for further assessment and haematology consultation.</li><li>Clinical investigations should include a full blood count (to look for thrombocytopenia), a D-dimer test and radiological imaging.</li><li>Patients suspected to have this condition should NOT receive any heparin or platelet transfusions.</li><li>The TGA has received one report of a case of thrombosis and thrombocytopenia following COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca in Australia. The clinical details of this case are currently under review by the TGA.</li></ul>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for consumers</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-consumers-specific-clotting-condition-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">A statement</a> from ATAGI for consumers on a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination.<br /> </p>\n<h4>Additional statement from ATAGI statement</h4>\n<p>An <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-covid-19-vaccination-reported-case-of-thrombosis\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">ATAGI statement</a> on COVID-19 vaccination and a reported case of thrombosis.<br /> </p>\n<h4>TGA statement</h4>\n<p>The <a href=\"https://www.tga.gov.au/media-release/specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">TGA\'s assessment</a> is that the benefits of vaccination against COVID-19 continue to outweigh any risks. <br /> </p>\n<h4>Useful documents</h4>\n<p><strong>The Australian Government Department of Health revised the four documents below on 4 April 2021, with updates from ATAGI regarding a specific clotting condition:</strong></p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-atagi-immunisation-provider-guide-to-obtaining-informed-consent-for-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Provider guide for obtaining informed consent</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-consent-form-for-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consent form for COVID-19 vaccination</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-information-on-covid-19-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consumer information on the AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-after-your-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Information for after your AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li></ul>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4644,150494,1,'2021-04-12 02:40:33','2021-04-12 02:40:33','99a68fa1-8cfd-40ee-932d-e15aaa1fef44','<p><strong>On behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health, please find below statements published regarding a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination:</strong></p>\n<h4>Acting Chief Medical Officer and Head of the TGA</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://health.gov.au/news/joint-statement-on-astrazeneca-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Joint statement</a> from acting Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Michael Kidd and Head of the Therapeutic Goods Administration Adj. Professor John Skerritt.<br /> </p>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for health providers</h4>\n<p>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-healthcare-providers-specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\">released a statement</a> to support health professionals in responding to any instances of clotting disorders following vaccine administration. This provides more information on clinical management and raises awareness of the potential for this condition.</p><h4>Summary of current recommendations</h4>\n<ul><li>Rare cases of thrombosis associated with thrombocytopenia were reported following administration of COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca overseas.</li><li>The onset of reported cases was between 4 to 20 days after vaccination.</li><li>Providers should be aware of warning signs of a severe condition associated with thrombosis and thrombocytopenia. This has presented as either central venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) or thrombosis in other sites, such as intra-abdominal venous systems. CVST may present as a new onset persistent headache not settling with analgesia, features of raised intracranial pressure (including acute severe headache, vomiting, confusion), focal neurological deficits, and/or seizures.</li><li>If CVST or another severe thrombotic complication with thrombocytopenia is suspected in a patient who has received COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca, refer them to an emergency department for further assessment and haematology consultation.</li><li>Clinical investigations should include a full blood count (to look for thrombocytopenia), a D-dimer test and radiological imaging.</li><li>Patients suspected to have this condition should NOT receive any heparin or platelet transfusions.</li><li>The TGA has received one report of a case of thrombosis and thrombocytopenia following COVID-19 Vaccine AstraZeneca in Australia. The clinical details of this case are currently under review by the TGA.</li></ul>\n<h4>ATAGI statement for consumers</h4>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-consumers-specific-clotting-condition-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">A statement</a> from ATAGI for consumers on a specific clotting condition being reported after COVID-19 vaccination.<br /> </p>\n<h4>Additional statement from ATAGI statement</h4>\n<p>An <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/news/atagi-statement-covid-19-vaccination-reported-case-of-thrombosis\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">ATAGI statement</a> on COVID-19 vaccination and a reported case of thrombosis.<br /> </p>\n<h4>TGA statement</h4>\n<p>The <a href=\"https://www.tga.gov.au/media-release/specific-clotting-condition-reported-after-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">TGA\'s assessment</a> is that the benefits of vaccination against COVID-19 continue to outweigh any risks. <br /> </p>\n<h4>Useful documents</h4>\n<p><strong>The Australian Government Department of Health revised the four documents below on 4 April 2021, with updates from ATAGI regarding a specific clotting condition:</strong></p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-atagi-immunisation-provider-guide-to-obtaining-informed-consent-for-covid-19-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Provider guide for obtaining informed consent</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-consent-form-for-covid-19-vaccination\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consent form for COVID-19 vaccination</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-information-on-covid-19-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Consumer information on the AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li><li><a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-after-your-astrazeneca-vaccine\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Information for after your AstraZeneca vaccine</a></li></ul>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4645,150496,1,'2021-04-12 02:41:56','2021-04-12 02:41:56','c2a7d425-be32-447c-a4c4-56efc2d07a2c','<p dir=\"ltr\">People with complex mental health conditions often benefit from a mix of services and supports. The support they need goes beyond clinical management, and includes psychosocial support and the need to address the social determinants of health. These services and supports should be provided in a way that wraps around the person and delivered in a coordinated and integrated way.</p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">To ensure people are receiving the right service, in the right place, at the right time, Brisbane North PHN has commenced a project to define what services and supports are available in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p dir=\"ltr\">Brisbane North PHN is partnering with expert organisations to facilitate the development of evidence-based, locally relevant and jointly agreed care pathways relating to five conditions or areas:</p>\n<ul><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">eating disorders [led by <a href=\"https://eatingdisordersqueensland.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Eating Disorders Qld</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">intellectual disability [led by <a href=\"https://qdn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Queenslanders with Disability Network</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">personality disorders [led by <a href=\"https://www.neaminational.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Neami National</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">perinatal [led by <a href=\"https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/partners/peach-tree-perinatal-wellness\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Peach Tree Perinatal Wellness</a>]</p></li><li dir=\"ltr\"><p dir=\"ltr\">suicide prevention [led by Brisbane North PHN].</p></li></ul>\n<p>Each of these organisations will be consulting further with professional experts and people with lived experience to define the local pathways. The project will lead to the development of information products that will aim to benefit people accessing services and service providers undertaking assessments and referrals.<br /></p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN has engaged <a href=\"https://www.beaconstrategies.net/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Beacon Strategies</a> to provide backbone support to the process, ensuring collaboration and consistency between each pathway. For more information about the project, please contact the project team via email to <a href=\"mailto:info@beaconstrategies.net\">info@beaconstrategies.net</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4647,150677,1,'2021-04-12 05:31:09','2021-04-12 05:31:09','e3a522f5-d212-453c-a77b-aab2f96e14ad','<p><strong>Opening ahead of schedule, headspace Strathpine is now providing free or low-cost Medicare services to young people in Strathpine and the surrounding region.</strong></p>\n<p>The Australian Government-funded service is a holistic mental health service for young people aged 12-25, and provides mental health, physical health (including sexual health), alcohol and other drugs or work and study support.</p>\n<p>Strathpine local Jesse Cotter was thrilled to hear the service had opened. She had participated in the initial community consultation and tender selection panel, and is now on the headspace Strathpine Youth Reference Group.</p>\n<p>“It was amazing to be a part of the process of seeing a headspace go from paper to reality. It will be great to have a locally relevant youth mental health services that can tackle the presenting issues in our community,” Ms Cotter said.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN Executive Manager for Commissioned Services Paul Martin thanked lead agency Open Minds for its work setting up the new headspace centre, saying it would improve functioning of the local health system.</p>\n<p>“headspace Strathpine will make an important contribution to mental health in an underserviced part of the Brisbane North PHN region,” Mr Martin said.</p>\n<p>“We are fully focused on implementing the objectives and actions of the region’s five-year joint regional mental health plan. These include ensuring that young people and their families can more easily access the right support when they need it,” he said.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service have jointly sponsored the Planning for Wellbeing regional plan to improve mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services.</p>\n<p>Work undertaken under the plan has already secured additional funding for existing headspace centres in the region to better support young people with more complex needs, and has delivered outreach support to Bribie Island and the Kilcoy region.</p>\n<p>“I urge service providers and consumers to visit <a href=\"https://planningforwellbeing.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">planningforwellbeing.org.au</a> to see how we are working together to help improve the lives of those affected by mental illness, suicide or problematic drug use,” he said.</p>\n<p>The PHN announced in June 2020 that an Open Minds-led consortium would run headspace Strathpine, following its successful application through a competitive tender process.</p>\n<p>In a media announcement, Federal Member for Dickson Peter Dutton said COVID-19 had increased demand for mental health services and that headspace Strathpine would help meet this demand.</p>\n<p>“Given the urgency arising from the pandemic, the Australian Government was determined to deliver this new headspace centre as quickly as possible,” Mr Dutton said.</p>\n<p>“Improving mental health and suicide prevention remains one of our Government’s highest priorities and this new centre will help many young people in our community for years to come.”</p>\n<p>headspace Strathpine is located at 441 Gympie Road, Strathpine. To make an appointment, call 07 3465 3000 or visit <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">headspace.org.au</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4648,150679,1,'2021-04-12 05:31:09','2021-04-12 05:31:09','004a1909-456b-4b95-bcf6-71dfe5864413','<p><strong>Opening ahead of schedule, headspace Strathpine is now providing free or low-cost Medicare services to young people in Strathpine and the surrounding region.</strong></p>\n<p>The Australian Government-funded service is a holistic mental health service for young people aged 12-25, and provides mental health, physical health (including sexual health), alcohol and other drugs or work and study support.</p>\n<p>Strathpine local Jesse Cotter was thrilled to hear the service had opened. She had participated in the initial community consultation and tender selection panel, and is now on the headspace Strathpine Youth Reference Group.</p>\n<p>“It was amazing to be a part of the process of seeing a headspace go from paper to reality. It will be great to have a locally relevant youth mental health services that can tackle the presenting issues in our community,” Ms Cotter said.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN Executive Manager for Commissioned Services Paul Martin thanked lead agency Open Minds for its work setting up the new headspace centre, saying it would improve functioning of the local health system.</p>\n<p>“headspace Strathpine will make an important contribution to mental health in an underserviced part of the Brisbane North PHN region,” Mr Martin said.</p>\n<p>“We are fully focused on implementing the objectives and actions of the region’s five-year joint regional mental health plan. These include ensuring that young people and their families can more easily access the right support when they need it,” he said.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service have jointly sponsored the Planning for Wellbeing regional plan to improve mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services.</p>\n<p>Work undertaken under the plan has already secured additional funding for existing headspace centres in the region to better support young people with more complex needs, and has delivered outreach support to Bribie Island and the Kilcoy region.</p>\n<p>“I urge service providers and consumers to visit <a href=\"https://planningforwellbeing.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">planningforwellbeing.org.au</a> to see how we are working together to help improve the lives of those affected by mental illness, suicide or problematic drug use,” he said.</p>\n<p>The PHN announced in June 2020 that an Open Minds-led consortium would run headspace Strathpine, following its successful application through a competitive tender process.</p>\n<p>In a media announcement, Federal Member for Dickson Peter Dutton said COVID-19 had increased demand for mental health services and that headspace Strathpine would help meet this demand.</p>\n<p>“Given the urgency arising from the pandemic, the Australian Government was determined to deliver this new headspace centre as quickly as possible,” Mr Dutton said.</p>\n<p>“Improving mental health and suicide prevention remains one of our Government’s highest priorities and this new centre will help many young people in our community for years to come.”</p>\n<p>headspace Strathpine is located at 441 Gympie Road, Strathpine. To make an appointment, call 07 3465 3000 or visit <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">headspace.org.au</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4649,150681,1,'2021-04-12 05:31:46','2021-04-12 05:31:46','f3a922b9-cb3f-4559-8af1-29ac92b4fea6','<p><strong>Opening ahead of schedule, headspace Strathpine is now providing free or low-cost Medicare services to young people in Strathpine and the surrounding region.</strong></p>\n<p>The Australian Government-funded service is a holistic mental health service for young people aged 12-25, and provides mental health, physical health (including sexual health), alcohol and other drugs or work and study support.</p>\n<p>Strathpine local Jesse Cotter was thrilled to hear the service had opened. She had participated in the initial community consultation and tender selection panel, and is now on the headspace Strathpine Youth Reference Group.</p>\n<p>“It was amazing to be a part of the process of seeing a headspace go from paper to reality. It will be great to have a locally relevant youth mental health services that can tackle the presenting issues in our community,” Ms Cotter said.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN Executive Manager for Commissioned Services Paul Martin thanked lead agency Open Minds for its work setting up the new headspace centre, saying it would improve functioning of the local health system.</p>\n<p>“headspace Strathpine will make an important contribution to mental health in an underserviced part of the Brisbane North PHN region,” Mr Martin said.</p>\n<p>“We are fully focused on implementing the objectives and actions of the region’s five-year joint regional mental health plan. These include ensuring that young people and their families can more easily access the right support when they need it,” he said.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service have jointly sponsored the Planning for Wellbeing regional plan to improve mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services.</p>\n<p>Work undertaken under the plan has already secured additional funding for existing headspace centres in the region to better support young people with more complex needs, and has delivered outreach support to Bribie Island and the Kilcoy region.</p>\n<p>“I urge service providers and consumers to visit <a href=\"https://planningforwellbeing.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">planningforwellbeing.org.au</a> to see how we are working together to help improve the lives of those affected by mental illness, suicide or problematic drug use,” he said.</p>\n<p>The PHN announced in June 2020 that an Open Minds-led consortium would run headspace Strathpine, following its successful application through a competitive tender process.</p>\n<p>In a media announcement, Federal Member for Dickson Peter Dutton said COVID-19 had increased demand for mental health services and that headspace Strathpine would help meet this demand.</p>\n<p>“Given the urgency arising from the pandemic, the Australian Government was determined to deliver this new headspace centre as quickly as possible,” Mr Dutton said.</p>\n<p>“Improving mental health and suicide prevention remains one of our Government’s highest priorities and this new centre will help many young people in our community for years to come.”</p>\n<p>headspace Strathpine is located at 441 Gympie Road, Strathpine. To make an appointment, call 07 3465 3000 or visit <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">headspace.org.au</a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4651,150684,1,'2021-04-12 05:36:07','2021-04-12 05:36:07','8c1d441a-5c18-44a5-9f93-a01387ab09ce','<p><strong>The bushfires are affecting the entire nation and having a considerable impact on the physical and mental health of many Australians.</strong></p>\n<p>Experiences range from those directly exposed to the crisis, to those with contact only through what they have seen in the media; both groups may be affected.</p>\n<p>Most people recover from such traumatic events but if distress continues, some may need professional assessment and intervention. Those who seek help from a health professional will most often first present to a GP.</p>\n<p>In response to the crisis, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has put together a specialised list of resources for GPs and other health professionals. The list includes information on assisting within bushfire-affected communities, the use of P2 masks, providing care and support during disasters, and much more.</p>\n<p>Please read on for more information or visit<strong> <a href=\"https://www.racgp.org.au/running-a-practice/practice-management/managing-emergencies-and-pandemics/naturaldisasters\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">www.racgp.org.au/bush-fires</a></strong> for the full list of resources.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Medicare bushfire recovery initiative</h5>\n<p>People affected by the bushfires are eligible to receive Medicare rebates for up to 10 psychological therapy sessions through GPs, psychologists and other mental health professionals through the Medicare Bushfire Recovery Initiative.</p>\n<p>To simplify access to these sessions, patients do not need to have a GP referral or mental health treatment plan.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Telehealth</h5>\n<p>Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) items 2121, 2150 and 2196, which provide rebates for GP telehealth services provided to patients with mental health issues in drought-affected areas, have been expanded to include patients affected by bushfires.</p>\n<p>Patients who have been identified by a GP as being affected by bushfire, or who self-identify as being affected by bushfire, are eligible for these services. In addition to people who reside in areas directly affected by the bushfires, eligible patients may include people who reside in areas, which have not been directly affected.</p>\n<p>For more information visit <strong><a href=\"http://bit.ly/MBS-changes-bushfires\">http://bit.ly/MBS-changes-bushfires</a></strong>.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Support for your patients</h5>\n<p>Online support services for the mental health and wellbeing of your patients:</p>\n<ul><li>The RUOK? website offers advice on supporting friends, family and colleagues through the crisis: <a href=\"http://www.ruok.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.ruok.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>The Black Dog Institute has bushfire mental health information to help link communities to a range of support services: <a href=\"http://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.blackdoginstitute.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>Beyond Blue offers information on looking after yourself following a disaster: <a href=\"http://www.beyondblue.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.beyondblue.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>headspace has information for young people coping with the stress of natural disasters: <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>https://headspace.org.au</strong></a>.</li></ul>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Support for health professionals</h5>\n<p>Health professionals will also be impacted by fires and need to look after their own health and wellbeing. GPs may become overloaded by the traumatic experiences of others.</p>\n<p><strong>DRS4DRS</strong></p>\n<p>GPs can access support via the DRS4DRS website and state/territory based helplines. For more information visit <a href=\"http://www.drs4drs.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.drs4drs.com.au</strong></a>.</p>\n<p><strong>The GP Support Program</strong></p>\n<p>The RACGP GP Support Program provides free and confidential psychological support to members, visit <a href=\"http://www.racgp.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.racgp.org.au</strong></a>.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Other sources of information</h5>\n<p><strong>Life in Mind toolkit</strong></p>\n<p>Life in Mind team has developed a webpage where relevant disaster toolkits, resources, helplines and information can be found, visit <strong><a href=\"http://www.lifeinmindaustralia.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">www.lifeinmindaustralia.com.au</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><strong>Healthdirect bushfire health and safety</strong></p>\n<p>Offering practical advice, including how to prepare for a bushfire and how to keep informed. Visit <a href=\"http://www.healthdirect.gov.au/bushfire-health-and-safety\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.healthdirect.gov.au/bushfire-health-and-safety</strong></a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4652,150686,1,'2021-04-12 05:36:07','2021-04-12 05:36:07','cf171ea4-fcc5-4f02-b76a-cb1d275905a6','<p><strong>The bushfires are affecting the entire nation and having a considerable impact on the physical and mental health of many Australians.</strong></p>\n<p>Experiences range from those directly exposed to the crisis, to those with contact only through what they have seen in the media; both groups may be affected.</p>\n<p>Most people recover from such traumatic events but if distress continues, some may need professional assessment and intervention. Those who seek help from a health professional will most often first present to a GP.</p>\n<p>In response to the crisis, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has put together a specialised list of resources for GPs and other health professionals. The list includes information on assisting within bushfire-affected communities, the use of P2 masks, providing care and support during disasters, and much more.</p>\n<p>Please read on for more information or visit<strong> <a href=\"https://www.racgp.org.au/running-a-practice/practice-management/managing-emergencies-and-pandemics/naturaldisasters\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">www.racgp.org.au/bush-fires</a></strong> for the full list of resources.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Medicare bushfire recovery initiative</h5>\n<p>People affected by the bushfires are eligible to receive Medicare rebates for up to 10 psychological therapy sessions through GPs, psychologists and other mental health professionals through the Medicare Bushfire Recovery Initiative.</p>\n<p>To simplify access to these sessions, patients do not need to have a GP referral or mental health treatment plan.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Telehealth</h5>\n<p>Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) items 2121, 2150 and 2196, which provide rebates for GP telehealth services provided to patients with mental health issues in drought-affected areas, have been expanded to include patients affected by bushfires.</p>\n<p>Patients who have been identified by a GP as being affected by bushfire, or who self-identify as being affected by bushfire, are eligible for these services. In addition to people who reside in areas directly affected by the bushfires, eligible patients may include people who reside in areas, which have not been directly affected.</p>\n<p>For more information visit <strong><a href=\"http://bit.ly/MBS-changes-bushfires\">http://bit.ly/MBS-changes-bushfires</a></strong>.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Support for your patients</h5>\n<p>Online support services for the mental health and wellbeing of your patients:</p>\n<ul><li>The RUOK? website offers advice on supporting friends, family and colleagues through the crisis: <a href=\"http://www.ruok.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.ruok.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>The Black Dog Institute has bushfire mental health information to help link communities to a range of support services: <a href=\"http://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.blackdoginstitute.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>Beyond Blue offers information on looking after yourself following a disaster: <a href=\"http://www.beyondblue.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.beyondblue.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>headspace has information for young people coping with the stress of natural disasters: <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>https://headspace.org.au</strong></a>.</li></ul>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Support for health professionals</h5>\n<p>Health professionals will also be impacted by fires and need to look after their own health and wellbeing. GPs may become overloaded by the traumatic experiences of others.</p>\n<p><strong>DRS4DRS</strong></p>\n<p>GPs can access support via the DRS4DRS website and state/territory based helplines. For more information visit <a href=\"http://www.drs4drs.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.drs4drs.com.au</strong></a>.</p>\n<p><strong>The GP Support Program</strong></p>\n<p>The RACGP GP Support Program provides free and confidential psychological support to members, visit <a href=\"http://www.racgp.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.racgp.org.au</strong></a>.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Other sources of information</h5>\n<p><strong>Life in Mind toolkit</strong></p>\n<p>Life in Mind team has developed a webpage where relevant disaster toolkits, resources, helplines and information can be found, visit <strong><a href=\"http://www.lifeinmindaustralia.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">www.lifeinmindaustralia.com.au</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><strong>Healthdirect bushfire health and safety</strong></p>\n<p>Offering practical advice, including how to prepare for a bushfire and how to keep informed. Visit <a href=\"http://www.healthdirect.gov.au/bushfire-health-and-safety\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.healthdirect.gov.au/bushfire-health-and-safety</strong></a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4653,150688,1,'2021-04-12 05:36:11','2021-04-12 05:36:11','ff2486f7-b952-4e73-88c1-7a10cd0c20e6','<p><strong>The bushfires are affecting the entire nation and having a considerable impact on the physical and mental health of many Australians.</strong></p>\n<p>Experiences range from those directly exposed to the crisis, to those with contact only through what they have seen in the media; both groups may be affected.</p>\n<p>Most people recover from such traumatic events but if distress continues, some may need professional assessment and intervention. Those who seek help from a health professional will most often first present to a GP.</p>\n<p>In response to the crisis, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) has put together a specialised list of resources for GPs and other health professionals. The list includes information on assisting within bushfire-affected communities, the use of P2 masks, providing care and support during disasters, and much more.</p>\n<p>Please read on for more information or visit<strong> <a href=\"https://www.racgp.org.au/running-a-practice/practice-management/managing-emergencies-and-pandemics/naturaldisasters\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">www.racgp.org.au/bush-fires</a></strong> for the full list of resources.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Medicare bushfire recovery initiative</h5>\n<p>People affected by the bushfires are eligible to receive Medicare rebates for up to 10 psychological therapy sessions through GPs, psychologists and other mental health professionals through the Medicare Bushfire Recovery Initiative.</p>\n<p>To simplify access to these sessions, patients do not need to have a GP referral or mental health treatment plan.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Telehealth</h5>\n<p>Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) items 2121, 2150 and 2196, which provide rebates for GP telehealth services provided to patients with mental health issues in drought-affected areas, have been expanded to include patients affected by bushfires.</p>\n<p>Patients who have been identified by a GP as being affected by bushfire, or who self-identify as being affected by bushfire, are eligible for these services. In addition to people who reside in areas directly affected by the bushfires, eligible patients may include people who reside in areas, which have not been directly affected.</p>\n<p>For more information visit <strong><a href=\"http://bit.ly/MBS-changes-bushfires\">http://bit.ly/MBS-changes-bushfires</a></strong>.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Support for your patients</h5>\n<p>Online support services for the mental health and wellbeing of your patients:</p>\n<ul><li>The RUOK? website offers advice on supporting friends, family and colleagues through the crisis: <a href=\"http://www.ruok.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.ruok.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>The Black Dog Institute has bushfire mental health information to help link communities to a range of support services: <a href=\"http://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.blackdoginstitute.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>Beyond Blue offers information on looking after yourself following a disaster: <a href=\"http://www.beyondblue.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.beyondblue.org.au</strong></a>.</li><li>headspace has information for young people coping with the stress of natural disasters: <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>https://headspace.org.au</strong></a>.</li></ul>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Support for health professionals</h5>\n<p>Health professionals will also be impacted by fires and need to look after their own health and wellbeing. GPs may become overloaded by the traumatic experiences of others.</p>\n<p><strong>DRS4DRS</strong></p>\n<p>GPs can access support via the DRS4DRS website and state/territory based helplines. For more information visit <a href=\"http://www.drs4drs.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.drs4drs.com.au</strong></a>.</p>\n<p><strong>The GP Support Program</strong></p>\n<p>The RACGP GP Support Program provides free and confidential psychological support to members, visit <a href=\"http://www.racgp.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.racgp.org.au</strong></a>.</p>\n<h5><br /></h5>\n<h5>Other sources of information</h5>\n<p><strong>Life in Mind toolkit</strong></p>\n<p>Life in Mind team has developed a webpage where relevant disaster toolkits, resources, helplines and information can be found, visit <strong><a href=\"http://www.lifeinmindaustralia.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">www.lifeinmindaustralia.com.au</a></strong>.</p>\n<p><strong>Healthdirect bushfire health and safety</strong></p>\n<p>Offering practical advice, including how to prepare for a bushfire and how to keep informed. Visit <a href=\"http://www.healthdirect.gov.au/bushfire-health-and-safety\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>www.healthdirect.gov.au/bushfire-health-and-safety</strong></a>.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4654,150690,1,'2021-04-12 05:37:20','2021-04-12 05:37:20','a25493df-1caa-4a99-8ca8-2be6046982f6',NULL,NULL,'Dr James Martin','“I love that you can submit a Smart Referral and it can’t be declined from the hospital. Once it’s complete, with all the criteria addressed, then it is on its way.”'),(4655,150691,1,'2021-04-12 05:37:20','2021-04-12 05:37:20','5583e96c-760d-4939-84b0-e9dc80b1d5ef','<p>Local GP Dr James Martin, recently introduced to GP Smart Referrals by the PHN’s Digital Support Officer Donna Hayward, said the program is changing the way he manages referrals. </p>\n<p>Dr Martin, a GP at Pebble Beach Medical Centre at Sandstone Point, also works as a General Practice Liaison Officer for the PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service. </p>\n<p>Dr Martin said the limited time GPs are able to dedicate to referrals was an initial hurdle to getting started with the new system, but since putting in some time each week he has been able to make the most of Smart Referrals. </p>\n<p>“After I’d tried GP Smart Referrals a few times I had a visit from Donna and that was really helpful in ironing out a few problems and understand how to make the most of it,” Dr Martin said. </p>\n<p>“I love that you can submit a Smart Referral and it can’t be declined from the hospital. Once it’s complete, with all the criteria addressed, then it is on its way.”</p>\n<p>GP Smart Referrals, rolled out by Metro North Hospital and Health Service and Brisbane North PHN in April, is now live in 133 general practices across the region. </p>\n<p>Another 68 practices are registered and ready to go live, which equals 71 per cent of practices within the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p>GP Smart Referrals allows those involved in patient care to better manage the patient journey, improve patient safety and reduce outpatient wait times. </p>\n<p>Pebble Beach Medical Centre went live with GP Smart Referrals in June and Dr Martin has found that one of the benefits is a greater ability to quickly and easily modify existing referrals, compared to previous systems. </p>\n<p>Other benefits to using the system include an integrated service directory and automatic software updates. </p>\n<p>“(The integrated) searches on the referral destinations have been helpful, and waiting times are easily available as well. Sometimes you see something (in the service directory) that you didn’t expect. </p>\n<p>“You don’t have to keep updating templates, so from a practice management perspective it helps ease the administrative burden,” he said. </p>\n<p>“My colleagues haven’t completely embraced GP Smart Referrals yet but it’s just a matter of time. Looking at my own experience, I was enthusiastic about it but it has taken me a little while to get used to it, and we have just had so little wiggle room in terms of time. The PHN’s Digital Health Support Officer Donna Hayward said the rollout of GP Smart Referrals has been overwhelmingly positive from the PHN’s perspective. </p>\n<p>“We have been receiving some good feedback and GPs are enjoying the function allowing PDF attachments to be included in referrals. </p>\n<p>“As this is a new system it does take a little bit of getting used to but once they do embrace it they love it,” Ms Hayward said. </p>\n<p>Documents or imaging, including clinical letters, ECG traces, spirometry reports and photographs can be attached to the referral; saving administration time with the elimination of faxing supporting documents or diagnostic testing. </p>\n<p>“In the old referral systems, one barrier used to be not being able to attach documents so this function is really handy, although I haven’t manage to master this just yet.” General practices in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region that have compatible software can register to have GP Smart Referrals installed.</p>\n<p>Dr Martin’s top tips for GP Smart Referrals:</p>\n<ul><li>Get some help from the PHN’s Digital Support Officers to learn how to attach documents.</li><li>Master the keyboard shortcuts to help with copying and pasting information within fields.</li><li>Expand the small text boxes to provide more space while typing. </li></ul>\n<p>For more information contact our Digital Health Support Officers via <strong><a href=\"mailto:GPSR@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">GPSR@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4656,150692,1,'2021-04-12 05:37:20','2021-04-12 05:37:20','bb8b5e17-6843-4087-a687-aed33d5b8061',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),(4658,150779,1,'2021-04-12 05:47:06','2021-04-12 05:47:06','2f63b525-dadf-43d3-806f-f6bf4a3bf5ae','<p>With the COVID-19 situation rapidly changing, Brisbane North PHN is keeping a close eye on developments and encouraging clinicians and community to be prepared. </p>\n<p><strong>GP respiratory clinic locations in our region</strong></p>\n<p>GP-led respiratory clinics are available to clinically assess people with respiratory conditions, including COVID-19. For more information on the locations and opening hours of GP respiratory clinics in Kenmore, Morayfield, Nundah and Caboolture visit <a href=\"{entry:21111@1:url||https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19}\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">this page</a>. </p>\n<p><strong>COVID-19 helplines</strong></p>\n<ul><li>The Coronavirus health information line (1800 020 080) operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing information and advice on COVID-19. </li><li>The multicultural connect line is a service for people from multicultural backgrounds whose lives have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, call 1300 079 020 for connect with this service. </li><li>The Queensland Government has <a href=\"https://www.health.qld.gov.au/news-events/news/novel-coronavirus-covid-19-sars-queensland-australia-how-to-understand-protect-prevent-spread-symptoms-treatment?fbclid=IwAR2WpKXS817Jy4R6iYHtUV8jZcQ8-AvPP91lqSlnCOK8VuIKYqV8l8YNfoo\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">detailed information for the community on its website about COVID-19</a> including what it is, symptoms and prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Further information can be obtained by calling 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84).</li></ul>\n<p><strong>Mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug support</strong></p>\n<p>The <a href=\"{entry:69578@1:url||https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/our-programs/mental-health-services/my-mental-health-service-navigation}\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">My Mental Health Service Navigation team</a> at the PHN are able to provide reliable information and support for health professionals, consumers and carers. Contact the service navigators on 1800 752 235 (Monday to Friday 8.30 am-4.30 pm) or email <a href=\"mailto:navigation@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">navigation@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </p>\n<p><strong>Further information</strong></p>\n<p>For more information visit the <a href=\"https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au/\">Queensland Health</a> and <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/\">Department of Health</a>\nwebsites.<br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4659,150781,1,'2021-04-12 05:47:06','2021-04-12 05:47:06','623d2020-272c-4cf4-8af0-d1b857cff905','<p>With the COVID-19 situation rapidly changing, Brisbane North PHN is keeping a close eye on developments and encouraging clinicians and community to be prepared. </p>\n<p><strong>GP respiratory clinic locations in our region</strong></p>\n<p>GP-led respiratory clinics are available to clinically assess people with respiratory conditions, including COVID-19. For more information on the locations and opening hours of GP respiratory clinics in Kenmore, Morayfield, Nundah and Caboolture visit <a href=\"{entry:21111@1:url||https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19}\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">this page</a>. </p>\n<p><strong>COVID-19 helplines</strong></p>\n<ul><li>The Coronavirus health information line (1800 020 080) operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing information and advice on COVID-19. </li><li>The multicultural connect line is a service for people from multicultural backgrounds whose lives have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, call 1300 079 020 for connect with this service. </li><li>The Queensland Government has <a href=\"https://www.health.qld.gov.au/news-events/news/novel-coronavirus-covid-19-sars-queensland-australia-how-to-understand-protect-prevent-spread-symptoms-treatment?fbclid=IwAR2WpKXS817Jy4R6iYHtUV8jZcQ8-AvPP91lqSlnCOK8VuIKYqV8l8YNfoo\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">detailed information for the community on its website about COVID-19</a> including what it is, symptoms and prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Further information can be obtained by calling 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84).</li></ul>\n<p><strong>Mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug support</strong></p>\n<p>The <a href=\"{entry:69578@1:url||https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/our-programs/mental-health-services/my-mental-health-service-navigation}\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">My Mental Health Service Navigation team</a> at the PHN are able to provide reliable information and support for health professionals, consumers and carers. Contact the service navigators on 1800 752 235 (Monday to Friday 8.30 am-4.30 pm) or email <a href=\"mailto:navigation@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">navigation@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </p>\n<p><strong>Further information</strong></p>\n<p>For more information visit the <a href=\"https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au/\">Queensland Health</a> and <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/\">Department of Health</a>\nwebsites.<br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4660,150783,1,'2021-04-12 05:47:09','2021-04-12 05:47:09','5414384b-0161-4380-84fd-17cba6b77f09','<p>With the COVID-19 situation rapidly changing, Brisbane North PHN is keeping a close eye on developments and encouraging clinicians and community to be prepared. </p>\n<p><strong>GP respiratory clinic locations in our region</strong></p>\n<p>GP-led respiratory clinics are available to clinically assess people with respiratory conditions, including COVID-19. For more information on the locations and opening hours of GP respiratory clinics in Kenmore, Morayfield, Nundah and Caboolture visit <a href=\"{entry:21111@1:url||https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/covid-19}\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">this page</a>. </p>\n<p><strong>COVID-19 helplines</strong></p>\n<ul><li>The Coronavirus health information line (1800 020 080) operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing information and advice on COVID-19. </li><li>The multicultural connect line is a service for people from multicultural backgrounds whose lives have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, call 1300 079 020 for connect with this service. </li><li>The Queensland Government has <a href=\"https://www.health.qld.gov.au/news-events/news/novel-coronavirus-covid-19-sars-queensland-australia-how-to-understand-protect-prevent-spread-symptoms-treatment?fbclid=IwAR2WpKXS817Jy4R6iYHtUV8jZcQ8-AvPP91lqSlnCOK8VuIKYqV8l8YNfoo\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">detailed information for the community on its website about COVID-19</a> including what it is, symptoms and prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Further information can be obtained by calling 13 HEALTH (13 43 25 84).</li></ul>\n<p><strong>Mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug support</strong></p>\n<p>The <a href=\"{entry:69578@1:url||https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/our-programs/mental-health-services/my-mental-health-service-navigation}\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">My Mental Health Service Navigation team</a> at the PHN are able to provide reliable information and support for health professionals, consumers and carers. Contact the service navigators on 1800 752 235 (Monday to Friday 8.30 am-4.30 pm) or email <a href=\"mailto:navigation@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">navigation@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </p>\n<p><strong>Further information</strong></p>\n<p>For more information visit the <a href=\"https://www.covid19.qld.gov.au/\">Queensland Health</a> and <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/\">Department of Health</a>\nwebsites.<br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4664,150791,1,'2021-04-12 05:48:38','2021-04-12 05:48:38','67c744bf-410c-42fb-9d68-77732fcd8820','<p><strong>General Practitioner and clinical researcher Dr Jenny Schafer will bring a unique combination of career experiences to Brisbane North PHN, following her appointment to the PHN’s Board of Directors at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday 13 November 2019.</strong></p>\n<p> Having practised in Brisbane North for many years, Dr Schafer is also a current board director with Arthritis Queensland and a senior research manager at Wesley Medical Research. <br />Dr Schafer may be well known to many from her media work some years ago as a Channel 9 medical reporter and Sunday Mail columnist. </p>\n<p>In other AGM announcements, Mark Henley and Stan Macionis were returned as Board Directors. </p>\n<p>PHN Chief Executive Officer Abbe Anderson congratulated the new Board of Directors, saying the balance of experience and perspectives among its members will ensure the organisation continues to provide strong primary healthcare leadership.</p>\n<p><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4665,150792,1,'2021-04-12 05:48:38','2021-04-12 05:48:38','35ab07e1-b111-4f66-868c-9b2f13a973a2',NULL,NULL,NULL,'“I am pleased for our new and continuing Directors. Dr Jenny Schafer is a welcome addition to our Board, helping to bolster the voice of GPs in PHN decision making,” Ms Anderson said.'),(4666,150793,1,'2021-04-12 05:48:38','2021-04-12 05:48:38','14621cdd-f825-40b7-8931-cbe49e0de587','<p>“Dr Schafer has a long connection with our organisation. She and I worked closely together to develop the role of the Medical Assistant in Australia, now recognised with a nationally accredited Certificate IV qualification,” she said.</p>\n<p>“Mark Henley has been on our board since 2015. He is currently CEO at the QLD Council of Social Services (QCOSS) and was formerly on the board of National Disability Services.</p>\n<p>“Mr Henley’s experience as an accountant has been of great benefit to the PHN in his role as chair of our Board’s Finance, Audit and Risk Management Committee.</p>\n<p>“Stan Macionis is another long-serving Board Director. First appointed in 2013, Mr Macionis currently chairs our Board’s Governance Committee.</p>\n<p>“Mr Macionis also serves as a member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal and the AHPRA Nursing and Midwifery Board. He was previously CEO at Medibank Health Solutions and then with RSL Care,” Ms Anderson said.</p>\n<p>AGM attendees heard from guest speaker Simon Cotterell, First Assistant Secretary at the Department of Health and Ageing, who spoke about the Government’s intention to develop a 10-year Primary Health Care Plan.<br /></p>\n\n<p><strong><a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/yearinreview\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Read the PHN’s 2018/19 Digital Year in Review</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured left to right: Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green, PHN CEO Abbe Anderson and new Board Director Dr Jenny Schafer.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4667,150798,1,'2021-04-12 05:48:38','2021-04-12 05:48:38','31ae0edf-7dd3-464f-a329-2607caa63999','<p><strong>General Practitioner and clinical researcher Dr Jenny Schafer will bring a unique combination of career experiences to Brisbane North PHN, following her appointment to the PHN’s Board of Directors at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday 13 November 2019.</strong></p>\n<p> Having practised in Brisbane North for many years, Dr Schafer is also a current board director with Arthritis Queensland and a senior research manager at Wesley Medical Research. <br />Dr Schafer may be well known to many from her media work some years ago as a Channel 9 medical reporter and Sunday Mail columnist. </p>\n<p>In other AGM announcements, Mark Henley and Stan Macionis were returned as Board Directors. </p>\n<p>PHN Chief Executive Officer Abbe Anderson congratulated the new Board of Directors, saying the balance of experience and perspectives among its members will ensure the organisation continues to provide strong primary healthcare leadership.</p>\n<p><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4668,150799,1,'2021-04-12 05:48:38','2021-04-12 05:48:38','f0861750-35d7-4e04-bd5f-a8f43e7b9e47',NULL,NULL,NULL,'“I am pleased for our new and continuing Directors. Dr Jenny Schafer is a welcome addition to our Board, helping to bolster the voice of GPs in PHN decision making,” Ms Anderson said.'),(4669,150800,1,'2021-04-12 05:48:38','2021-04-12 05:48:38','3fd5b04c-0d9a-4fc2-a334-7f4ad68efc63','<p>“Dr Schafer has a long connection with our organisation. She and I worked closely together to develop the role of the Medical Assistant in Australia, now recognised with a nationally accredited Certificate IV qualification,” she said.</p>\n<p>“Mark Henley has been on our board since 2015. He is currently CEO at the QLD Council of Social Services (QCOSS) and was formerly on the board of National Disability Services.</p>\n<p>“Mr Henley’s experience as an accountant has been of great benefit to the PHN in his role as chair of our Board’s Finance, Audit and Risk Management Committee.</p>\n<p>“Stan Macionis is another long-serving Board Director. First appointed in 2013, Mr Macionis currently chairs our Board’s Governance Committee.</p>\n<p>“Mr Macionis also serves as a member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal and the AHPRA Nursing and Midwifery Board. He was previously CEO at Medibank Health Solutions and then with RSL Care,” Ms Anderson said.</p>\n<p>AGM attendees heard from guest speaker Simon Cotterell, First Assistant Secretary at the Department of Health and Ageing, who spoke about the Government’s intention to develop a 10-year Primary Health Care Plan.<br /></p>\n\n<p><strong><a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/yearinreview\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Read the PHN’s 2018/19 Digital Year in Review</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured left to right: Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green, PHN CEO Abbe Anderson and new Board Director Dr Jenny Schafer.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4670,150805,1,'2021-04-12 05:48:47','2021-04-12 05:48:47','8b971edd-a0a2-4492-841d-7b31254b7e5c','<p><strong>General Practitioner and clinical researcher Dr Jenny Schafer will bring a unique combination of career experiences to Brisbane North PHN, following her appointment to the PHN’s Board of Directors at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday 13 November 2019.</strong></p>\n<p> Having practised in Brisbane North for many years, Dr Schafer is also a current board director with Arthritis Queensland and a senior research manager at Wesley Medical Research. <br />Dr Schafer may be well known to many from her media work some years ago as a Channel 9 medical reporter and Sunday Mail columnist. </p>\n<p>In other AGM announcements, Mark Henley and Stan Macionis were returned as Board Directors. </p>\n<p>PHN Chief Executive Officer Abbe Anderson congratulated the new Board of Directors, saying the balance of experience and perspectives among its members will ensure the organisation continues to provide strong primary healthcare leadership.</p>\n<p><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4671,150806,1,'2021-04-12 05:48:47','2021-04-12 05:48:47','d86831bc-74aa-4f0e-b409-594d16e77ade',NULL,NULL,NULL,'“I am pleased for our new and continuing Directors. Dr Jenny Schafer is a welcome addition to our Board, helping to bolster the voice of GPs in PHN decision making,” Ms Anderson said.'),(4672,150807,1,'2021-04-12 05:48:47','2021-04-12 05:48:47','6faf3146-a1a8-427b-8147-b2af202a4864','<p>“Dr Schafer has a long connection with our organisation. She and I worked closely together to develop the role of the Medical Assistant in Australia, now recognised with a nationally accredited Certificate IV qualification,” she said.</p>\n<p>“Mark Henley has been on our board since 2015. He is currently CEO at the QLD Council of Social Services (QCOSS) and was formerly on the board of National Disability Services.</p>\n<p>“Mr Henley’s experience as an accountant has been of great benefit to the PHN in his role as chair of our Board’s Finance, Audit and Risk Management Committee.</p>\n<p>“Stan Macionis is another long-serving Board Director. First appointed in 2013, Mr Macionis currently chairs our Board’s Governance Committee.</p>\n<p>“Mr Macionis also serves as a member of the Mental Health Review Tribunal and the AHPRA Nursing and Midwifery Board. He was previously CEO at Medibank Health Solutions and then with RSL Care,” Ms Anderson said.</p>\n<p>AGM attendees heard from guest speaker Simon Cotterell, First Assistant Secretary at the Department of Health and Ageing, who spoke about the Government’s intention to develop a 10-year Primary Health Care Plan.<br /></p>\n\n<p><strong><a href=\"http://www.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/yearinreview\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Read the PHN’s 2018/19 Digital Year in Review</a>.</strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured left to right: Brisbane North PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green, PHN CEO Abbe Anderson and new Board Director Dr Jenny Schafer.</em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4674,150813,1,'2021-04-12 05:50:08','2021-04-12 05:50:08','c528f98b-fb41-4fe2-8039-d65f9687950f','<p><strong>The results of the Geriatric Assessment Outreach Service (GOAS) pilot project, announced just over a year ago, have left a lasting legacy for the care of older people in Brisbane North.</strong></p>\n<p>Jointly funded by Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service, the GOAS pilot project began in June 2017 and was trialled over 12 months in 24 Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACFs) across The Prince Charles Hospital catchment.</p>\n<p>The GOAS model-of-care comprised of an outreach geriatrician-led, five-day service and training for RACFs on clinical pathways.</p>\n<p>An internal evaluation found the trial had improved the quality of care provided to acutely unwell aged care residents and reduced potentially preventable emergency department presentations, at a significant cost saving to the health system.</p>\n<p>The trial was so successful, it contributed to an expansion of the Nurse Navigator-led RADAR outreach service to all RACFs in the Brisbane North region. </p>\n<p>The RADAR Service provides one point of contact for RACFs needing medical support for acutely unwell and deteriorating older people in their care. RADAR services include:</p>\n<ul><li>Emergency department alternatives</li><li>Facilitating hospital admissions</li><li>RACF resident post discharge medication review</li><li>Advice for navigating hospital services.</li></ul>\n<p>To contact RADAR, phone 1300 072 327 between 9.00 am - 5.30 pm, seven days a week.</p>\n<p><strong>For more information contact <a href=\"mailto:agedcareprojects@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">agedcareprojects@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>\n<h6><em>Pictured above: Susan McCann, Senior Manager of Operations | Aged Care Services at Mercy Community Aged Care at the Geriatric Outreach Assessment Service closure in August 2018. </em></h6>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4675,150815,1,'2021-04-12 05:50:08','2021-04-12 05:50:08','72f6acdc-5b70-44f2-a702-f10e0f552c2b','<p><strong>The results of the Geriatric Assessment Outreach Service (GOAS) pilot project, announced just over a year ago, have left a lasting legacy for the care of older people in Brisbane North.</strong></p>\n<p>Jointly funded by Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service, the GOAS pilot project began in June 2017 and was trialled over 12 months in 24 Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACFs) across The Prince Charles Hospital catchment.</p>\n<p>The GOAS model-of-care comprised of an outreach geriatrician-led, five-day service and training for RACFs on clinical pathways.</p>\n<p>An internal evaluation found the trial had improved the quality of care provided to acutely unwell aged care residents and reduced potentially preventable emergency department presentations, at a significant cost saving to the health system.</p>\n<p>The trial was so successful, it contributed to an expansion of the Nurse Navigator-led RADAR outreach service to all RACFs in the Brisbane North region. </p>\n<p>The RADAR Service provides one point of contact for RACFs needing medical support for acutely unwell and deteriorating older people in their care. RADAR services include:</p>\n<ul><li>Emergency department alternatives</li><li>Facilitating hospital admissions</li><li>RACF resident post discharge medication review</li><li>Advice for navigating hospital services.</li></ul>\n<p>To contact RADAR, phone 1300 072 327 between 9.00 am - 5.30 pm, seven days a week.</p>\n<p><strong>For more information contact <a href=\"mailto:agedcareprojects@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">agedcareprojects@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>\n<h6><em>Pictured above: Susan McCann, Senior Manager of Operations | Aged Care Services at Mercy Community Aged Care at the Geriatric Outreach Assessment Service closure in August 2018. </em></h6>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4676,150817,1,'2021-04-12 05:50:11','2021-04-12 05:50:11','7717a01a-88f5-49a2-bb28-c075b5630b84','<p><strong>The results of the Geriatric Assessment Outreach Service (GOAS) pilot project, announced just over a year ago, have left a lasting legacy for the care of older people in Brisbane North.</strong></p>\n<p>Jointly funded by Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service, the GOAS pilot project began in June 2017 and was trialled over 12 months in 24 Residential Aged Care Facilities (RACFs) across The Prince Charles Hospital catchment.</p>\n<p>The GOAS model-of-care comprised of an outreach geriatrician-led, five-day service and training for RACFs on clinical pathways.</p>\n<p>An internal evaluation found the trial had improved the quality of care provided to acutely unwell aged care residents and reduced potentially preventable emergency department presentations, at a significant cost saving to the health system.</p>\n<p>The trial was so successful, it contributed to an expansion of the Nurse Navigator-led RADAR outreach service to all RACFs in the Brisbane North region. </p>\n<p>The RADAR Service provides one point of contact for RACFs needing medical support for acutely unwell and deteriorating older people in their care. RADAR services include:</p>\n<ul><li>Emergency department alternatives</li><li>Facilitating hospital admissions</li><li>RACF resident post discharge medication review</li><li>Advice for navigating hospital services.</li></ul>\n<p>To contact RADAR, phone 1300 072 327 between 9.00 am - 5.30 pm, seven days a week.</p>\n<p><strong>For more information contact <a href=\"mailto:agedcareprojects@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">agedcareprojects@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>\n<h6><em>Pictured above: Susan McCann, Senior Manager of Operations | Aged Care Services at Mercy Community Aged Care at the Geriatric Outreach Assessment Service closure in August 2018. </em></h6>\n<p><a href=\"https://www.facebook.com/BrisbaneNorthPHN\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"></a><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4678,150820,1,'2021-04-12 05:52:05','2021-04-12 05:52:05','2522e8b2-d1cd-40f5-b6f9-8734d89700df','<p><strong>From 1 August 2019, general practices participating in quality improvement activities are eligible to receive the PIP Quality Improvement (QI) Incentive payment.</strong></p>\n<p>Under the PIP QI Incentive, general practices work with their local Primary Health Network (PHN) to undertake continuous quality improvement activities through the collection and review of practice data on specified improvement measures. There are two components a general practice needs to meet to qualify for a PIP QI Incentive payment:</p>\n<p><strong>1. Participate in continuous quality improvement</strong></p>\n<p>The PIP QI Incentive rewards practices for participating in continuous quality improvement activities in partnership with their local PHN.</p>\n<p><strong>2. Provide the PIP eligible data set to your local PHN</strong></p>\n<p>The PIP eligible data set is the data collected against specified improvement measures. General practices must submit to their local PHN on a quarterly basis the PIP eligible data set from their general practice clinical information system. </p>\n<p>From the 1st August, General practices can apply for the PIP QI Incentive online through Health Professional Online Services (HPOS) using their Provider Digital Access (PRODA) account. For more information visit <strong><a href=\"https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/organisations/health-professionals/services/medicare/hpos\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">humanservices.gov.au/hpos</a></strong>. Once practices have registered for the PIP QI they will need to notify their Primary Care Liaison Officer.</p>\n<p>The draft guidelines, improvement measures and data governance framework are now available to view on the Department of Human Services website. The draft guidelines indicate participating practices will receive $5.00 per Standard Whole Patient Equivalent (SWPE) capped at $12, 500 per quarter.</p>\n<p><strong>For further information on applying for the Practice Incentives Program visit <a href=\"http://bit.ly/humanservices-PIP.\">http://bit.ly/humanservices-PIP.</a></strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4679,150822,1,'2021-04-12 05:52:05','2021-04-12 05:52:05','bfe05362-9fd5-47e5-a7fe-a008e3424a0d','<p><strong>From 1 August 2019, general practices participating in quality improvement activities are eligible to receive the PIP Quality Improvement (QI) Incentive payment.</strong></p>\n<p>Under the PIP QI Incentive, general practices work with their local Primary Health Network (PHN) to undertake continuous quality improvement activities through the collection and review of practice data on specified improvement measures. There are two components a general practice needs to meet to qualify for a PIP QI Incentive payment:</p>\n<p><strong>1. Participate in continuous quality improvement</strong></p>\n<p>The PIP QI Incentive rewards practices for participating in continuous quality improvement activities in partnership with their local PHN.</p>\n<p><strong>2. Provide the PIP eligible data set to your local PHN</strong></p>\n<p>The PIP eligible data set is the data collected against specified improvement measures. General practices must submit to their local PHN on a quarterly basis the PIP eligible data set from their general practice clinical information system. </p>\n<p>From the 1st August, General practices can apply for the PIP QI Incentive online through Health Professional Online Services (HPOS) using their Provider Digital Access (PRODA) account. For more information visit <strong><a href=\"https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/organisations/health-professionals/services/medicare/hpos\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">humanservices.gov.au/hpos</a></strong>. Once practices have registered for the PIP QI they will need to notify their Primary Care Liaison Officer.</p>\n<p>The draft guidelines, improvement measures and data governance framework are now available to view on the Department of Human Services website. The draft guidelines indicate participating practices will receive $5.00 per Standard Whole Patient Equivalent (SWPE) capped at $12, 500 per quarter.</p>\n<p><strong>For further information on applying for the Practice Incentives Program visit <a href=\"http://bit.ly/humanservices-PIP.\">http://bit.ly/humanservices-PIP.</a></strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4680,150824,1,'2021-04-12 05:52:08','2021-04-12 05:52:08','dbc0418a-71ed-4150-858c-ea6a050d9fb0','<p><strong>From 1 August 2019, general practices participating in quality improvement activities are eligible to receive the PIP Quality Improvement (QI) Incentive payment.</strong></p>\n<p>Under the PIP QI Incentive, general practices work with their local Primary Health Network (PHN) to undertake continuous quality improvement activities through the collection and review of practice data on specified improvement measures. There are two components a general practice needs to meet to qualify for a PIP QI Incentive payment:</p>\n<p><strong>1. Participate in continuous quality improvement</strong></p>\n<p>The PIP QI Incentive rewards practices for participating in continuous quality improvement activities in partnership with their local PHN.</p>\n<p><strong>2. Provide the PIP eligible data set to your local PHN</strong></p>\n<p>The PIP eligible data set is the data collected against specified improvement measures. General practices must submit to their local PHN on a quarterly basis the PIP eligible data set from their general practice clinical information system. </p>\n<p>From the 1st August, General practices can apply for the PIP QI Incentive online through Health Professional Online Services (HPOS) using their Provider Digital Access (PRODA) account. For more information visit <strong><a href=\"https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/organisations/health-professionals/services/medicare/hpos\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">humanservices.gov.au/hpos</a></strong>. Once practices have registered for the PIP QI they will need to notify their Primary Care Liaison Officer.</p>\n<p>The draft guidelines, improvement measures and data governance framework are now available to view on the Department of Human Services website. The draft guidelines indicate participating practices will receive $5.00 per Standard Whole Patient Equivalent (SWPE) capped at $12, 500 per quarter.</p>\n<p><strong>For further information on applying for the Practice Incentives Program visit <a href=\"http://bit.ly/humanservices-PIP.\">http://bit.ly/humanservices-PIP.</a></strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4682,150830,1,'2021-04-12 05:53:43','2021-04-12 05:53:43','04b8182d-5199-4c05-8cdc-eea67bd4dd18','<p><strong>Mununjahli Yugambeh woman Jody Currie has become the first Indigenous Australian elected to the Brisbane North PHN Board of Directors, following the organisation’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on Wednesday, 11 November 2020. </strong></p>\n<p>Ms Currie is the Chief Executive Officer of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service (ATSICHS) Brisbane. She has held various senior executive roles in areas of early childhood education, and health and human service delivery, and is an advocate for improving service accessibility to vulnerable communities. </p>\n<p>Ms Currie is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and currently a Non-Executive Director on the Hearing Australia Board. She has worked in a number of senior executive positions in both the government and non-government sectors, including the Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council, Apunipima Cape York Health Council and the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN Chief Executive Office Libby Dunstan congratulated Ms Currie on her election and said the PHN would benefit enormously from her extensive experience in Indigenous health and community services.</p>\n<p>“Jody is a proud First Nations woman who has dedicated herself to improving the health and wellbeing of her people. It is fitting to announce Jody’s election during NAIDOC Week, which celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples,“ Ms Dunstan said.</p>\n<p>In other AGM announcements, Dr Anita Green and Kathy Campbell were returned as Board Directors, while continuing Director Dr Trish Baker was appointed the Interim Board Chair until office bearers are elected at a Board meeting scheduled for 25 November 2020.</p>\n<p>Ms Dunstan welcomed the return of Dr Green and Ms Campbell to the Board and noted their significant contributions.</p>\n<p>“Kathy’s work has been invaluable as the Chair of our Community Advisory Committee and a member of our Finance, Audit and Risk Management Committee,” Ms Dunstan said.</p>\n<p>“Likewise, we owe a great debt to Anita for her many years’ service as our Board Chair. I am grateful for her leadership and have full confidence in fellow General Practitioner Dr Trish Baker as she undertakes the role of Interim Board Chair,” she said.</p>\n<p>Read more about the PHN’s activities in our <a href=\"https://yearinreview.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>2019/20 Digital Year in Review</strong></a>.</p>\n<p><em>Photo: PHN Board Director </em><em>Jody Currie, PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green and PHN CEO Libby Dunstan. </em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4683,150835,1,'2021-04-12 05:53:43','2021-04-12 05:53:43','fb2d7296-f6e3-48f8-bd7d-818c4e02c3b3','<p><strong>Mununjahli Yugambeh woman Jody Currie has become the first Indigenous Australian elected to the Brisbane North PHN Board of Directors, following the organisation’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on Wednesday, 11 November 2020. </strong></p>\n<p>Ms Currie is the Chief Executive Officer of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service (ATSICHS) Brisbane. She has held various senior executive roles in areas of early childhood education, and health and human service delivery, and is an advocate for improving service accessibility to vulnerable communities. </p>\n<p>Ms Currie is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and currently a Non-Executive Director on the Hearing Australia Board. She has worked in a number of senior executive positions in both the government and non-government sectors, including the Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council, Apunipima Cape York Health Council and the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN Chief Executive Office Libby Dunstan congratulated Ms Currie on her election and said the PHN would benefit enormously from her extensive experience in Indigenous health and community services.</p>\n<p>“Jody is a proud First Nations woman who has dedicated herself to improving the health and wellbeing of her people. It is fitting to announce Jody’s election during NAIDOC Week, which celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples,“ Ms Dunstan said.</p>\n<p>In other AGM announcements, Dr Anita Green and Kathy Campbell were returned as Board Directors, while continuing Director Dr Trish Baker was appointed the Interim Board Chair until office bearers are elected at a Board meeting scheduled for 25 November 2020.</p>\n<p>Ms Dunstan welcomed the return of Dr Green and Ms Campbell to the Board and noted their significant contributions.</p>\n<p>“Kathy’s work has been invaluable as the Chair of our Community Advisory Committee and a member of our Finance, Audit and Risk Management Committee,” Ms Dunstan said.</p>\n<p>“Likewise, we owe a great debt to Anita for her many years’ service as our Board Chair. I am grateful for her leadership and have full confidence in fellow General Practitioner Dr Trish Baker as she undertakes the role of Interim Board Chair,” she said.</p>\n<p>Read more about the PHN’s activities in our <a href=\"https://yearinreview.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>2019/20 Digital Year in Review</strong></a>.</p>\n<p><em>Photo: PHN Board Director </em><em>Jody Currie, PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green and PHN CEO Libby Dunstan. </em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4684,150840,1,'2021-04-12 05:53:46','2021-04-12 05:53:46','e396895c-f8ed-444c-8d74-bd39da51ec53','<p><strong>Mununjahli Yugambeh woman Jody Currie has become the first Indigenous Australian elected to the Brisbane North PHN Board of Directors, following the organisation’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on Wednesday, 11 November 2020. </strong></p>\n<p>Ms Currie is the Chief Executive Officer of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service (ATSICHS) Brisbane. She has held various senior executive roles in areas of early childhood education, and health and human service delivery, and is an advocate for improving service accessibility to vulnerable communities. </p>\n<p>Ms Currie is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors and currently a Non-Executive Director on the Hearing Australia Board. She has worked in a number of senior executive positions in both the government and non-government sectors, including the Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council, Apunipima Cape York Health Council and the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health.</p>\n<p>Brisbane North PHN Chief Executive Office Libby Dunstan congratulated Ms Currie on her election and said the PHN would benefit enormously from her extensive experience in Indigenous health and community services.</p>\n<p>“Jody is a proud First Nations woman who has dedicated herself to improving the health and wellbeing of her people. It is fitting to announce Jody’s election during NAIDOC Week, which celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples,“ Ms Dunstan said.</p>\n<p>In other AGM announcements, Dr Anita Green and Kathy Campbell were returned as Board Directors, while continuing Director Dr Trish Baker was appointed the Interim Board Chair until office bearers are elected at a Board meeting scheduled for 25 November 2020.</p>\n<p>Ms Dunstan welcomed the return of Dr Green and Ms Campbell to the Board and noted their significant contributions.</p>\n<p>“Kathy’s work has been invaluable as the Chair of our Community Advisory Committee and a member of our Finance, Audit and Risk Management Committee,” Ms Dunstan said.</p>\n<p>“Likewise, we owe a great debt to Anita for her many years’ service as our Board Chair. I am grateful for her leadership and have full confidence in fellow General Practitioner Dr Trish Baker as she undertakes the role of Interim Board Chair,” she said.</p>\n<p>Read more about the PHN’s activities in our <a href=\"https://yearinreview.brisbanenorthphn.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><strong>2019/20 Digital Year in Review</strong></a>.</p>\n<p><em>Photo: PHN Board Director </em><em>Jody Currie, PHN Board Chair Dr Anita Green and PHN CEO Libby Dunstan. </em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4689,151253,1,'2021-04-20 03:47:16','2021-04-20 03:47:16','4ac72087-7cf8-4437-8220-e344234d236d','<p><strong>Informed by research and community consultation, the PHN has learnt that people with dementia and their carers are self-navigating their way through the healthcare system, with no guidance on how to navigate its complexity, resulting in feelings of frustration and defeat. </strong></p>\n<p>Taking on recent feedback received from a wide range of people, including people living with dementia, Brisbane North PHN is currently working to improve dementia service navigation across the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region by creating an online dementia service navigation platform and hardcopy directory. These resources will be designed collaboratively with people living with dementia, their carers and families—as well as health professionals and service providers—to best meet each of their needs. <br /></p>\n<p>The online platform will enable easy navigation and direct users to a range of community-based and national-level services. The services will be comprehensive and cover a range of practical, social and psychological supports needed across the dementia journey. The aim of creating these resources is to help people live well with dementia and to remain active in the community for as long as possible. </p>\n<p>For general practitioners and health workers, this portal can be used as a singular point for referrals and information; to understand what support is needed for a patient with dementia when living in the community and what services are locally available. </p>\n<p>The PHN is collaborating with Dementia Australia to hold carer and consumer workshops to inform the content, and working with creative agency, New Word Order to develop the website and hardcopy resource. </p>\n<p>The Moreton Bay Dementia Alliance has also been a valuable advocacy group for the development of this piece of work. </p>\n<p>In the future, we plan to expand this digital resource to include service navigation for the needs of all older people for healthy living and wellbeing in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information on this project email Project Officer, Amy Anderson via <a href=\"mailto:amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Consumers, carers, and staff members from Dementia Australia, New Word Order and the PHN at the recent discovery workshop. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4690,151255,1,'2021-04-20 03:47:16','2021-04-20 03:47:16','7f97817b-67f1-49a8-bae9-8bb761cdc429','<p><strong>Informed by research and community consultation, the PHN has learnt that people with dementia and their carers are self-navigating their way through the healthcare system, with no guidance on how to navigate its complexity, resulting in feelings of frustration and defeat. </strong></p>\n<p>Taking on recent feedback received from a wide range of people, including people living with dementia, Brisbane North PHN is currently working to improve dementia service navigation across the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region by creating an online dementia service navigation platform and hardcopy directory. These resources will be designed collaboratively with people living with dementia, their carers and families—as well as health professionals and service providers—to best meet each of their needs. <br /></p>\n<p>The online platform will enable easy navigation and direct users to a range of community-based and national-level services. The services will be comprehensive and cover a range of practical, social and psychological supports needed across the dementia journey. The aim of creating these resources is to help people live well with dementia and to remain active in the community for as long as possible. </p>\n<p>For general practitioners and health workers, this portal can be used as a singular point for referrals and information; to understand what support is needed for a patient with dementia when living in the community and what services are locally available. </p>\n<p>The PHN is collaborating with Dementia Australia to hold carer and consumer workshops to inform the content, and working with creative agency, New Word Order to develop the website and hardcopy resource. </p>\n<p>The Moreton Bay Dementia Alliance has also been a valuable advocacy group for the development of this piece of work. </p>\n<p>In the future, we plan to expand this digital resource to include service navigation for the needs of all older people for healthy living and wellbeing in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information on this project email Project Officer, Amy Anderson via <a href=\"mailto:amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Consumers, carers, and staff members from Dementia Australia, New Word Order and the PHN at the recent discovery workshop. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4691,151257,1,'2021-04-20 03:47:20','2021-04-20 03:47:20','eba5edee-fa5b-4be3-8d47-3d137b503659','<p><strong>Informed by research and community consultation, the PHN has learnt that people with dementia and their carers are self-navigating their way through the healthcare system, with no guidance on how to navigate its complexity, resulting in feelings of frustration and defeat. </strong></p>\n<p>Taking on recent feedback received from a wide range of people, including people living with dementia, Brisbane North PHN is currently working to improve dementia service navigation across the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region by creating an online dementia service navigation platform and hardcopy directory. These resources will be designed collaboratively with people living with dementia, their carers and families—as well as health professionals and service providers—to best meet each of their needs. <br /></p>\n<p>The online platform will enable easy navigation and direct users to a range of community-based and national-level services. The services will be comprehensive and cover a range of practical, social and psychological supports needed across the dementia journey. The aim of creating these resources is to help people live well with dementia and to remain active in the community for as long as possible. </p>\n<p>For general practitioners and health workers, this portal can be used as a singular point for referrals and information; to understand what support is needed for a patient with dementia when living in the community and what services are locally available. </p>\n<p>The PHN is collaborating with Dementia Australia to hold carer and consumer workshops to inform the content, and working with creative agency, New Word Order to develop the website and hardcopy resource. </p>\n<p>The Moreton Bay Dementia Alliance has also been a valuable advocacy group for the development of this piece of work. </p>\n<p>In the future, we plan to expand this digital resource to include service navigation for the needs of all older people for healthy living and wellbeing in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information on this project email Project Officer, Amy Anderson via <a href=\"mailto:amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Consumers, carers, and staff members from Dementia Australia, New Word Order and the PHN at the recent discovery workshop. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4692,151259,1,'2021-04-20 03:47:30','2021-04-20 03:47:30','948e4182-2d98-424d-9d77-fd1dd10ced94','<p><strong>Informed by research and community consultation, the PHN has learnt that people with dementia and their carers are self-navigating their way through the healthcare system, with no guidance on how to navigate its complexity, resulting in feelings of frustration and defeat. </strong></p>\n<p>Taking on recent feedback received from a wide range of people, including people living with dementia, Brisbane North PHN is currently working to improve dementia service navigation across the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region by creating an online dementia service navigation platform and hardcopy directory. These resources will be designed collaboratively with people living with dementia, their carers and families—as well as health professionals and service providers—to best meet each of their needs. <br /></p>\n<p>The online platform will enable easy navigation and direct users to a range of community-based and national-level services. The services will be comprehensive and cover a range of practical, social and psychological supports needed across the dementia journey. The aim of creating these resources is to help people live well with dementia and to remain active in the community for as long as possible. </p>\n<p>For general practitioners and health workers, this portal can be used as a singular point for referrals and information; to understand what support is needed for a patient with dementia when living in the community and what services are locally available. </p>\n<p>The PHN is collaborating with Dementia Australia to hold carer and consumer workshops to inform the content, and working with creative agency, New Word Order to develop the website and hardcopy resource. </p>\n<p>The Moreton Bay Dementia Alliance has also been a valuable advocacy group for the development of this piece of work. </p>\n<p>In the future, we plan to expand this digital resource to include service navigation for the needs of all older people for healthy living and wellbeing in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information on this project email Project Officer, Amy Anderson via <a href=\"mailto:amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Consumers, carers, and staff members from Dementia Australia, New Word Order and the PHN at the recent discovery workshop. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4693,151275,1,'2021-04-20 04:53:56','2021-04-20 04:53:56','9e5c7b5d-085f-40b9-8772-dd93e5aed6a4','<p><strong>Informed by research and community consultation, the PHN has learnt that people with dementia and their carers are self-navigating their way through the healthcare system, with no guidance on how to navigate its complexity, resulting in feelings of frustration and defeat. </strong></p>\n<p>Taking on recent feedback received from a wide range of people, including people living with dementia, Brisbane North PHN is currently working to improve dementia service navigation across the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region by creating an online dementia service navigation platform and hardcopy directory. These resources will be designed collaboratively with people living with dementia, their carers and families—as well as health professionals and service providers—to best meet each of their needs. <br /></p>\n<p>The online platform will enable easy navigation and direct users to a range of community-based and national-level services. The services will be comprehensive and cover a range of practical, social and psychological supports needed across the dementia journey. The aim of creating these resources is to help people live well with dementia and to remain active in the community for as long as possible. </p>\n<p>For general practitioners and health workers, this portal can be used as a singular point for referrals and information; to understand what support is needed for a patient with dementia when living in the community and what services are locally available. </p>\n<p>The PHN is collaborating with Dementia Australia to hold carer and consumer workshops to inform the content, and working with creative agency, New Word Order to develop the website and hardcopy resource. </p>\n<p>The Moreton Bay Dementia Alliance has also been a valuable advocacy group for the development of this piece of work. </p>\n<p>In the future, we plan to expand this digital resource to include service navigation for the needs of all older people for healthy living and wellbeing in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information on this project email Project Officer, Amy Anderson via <a href=\"mailto:amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Consumers, carers, and staff members from Dementia Australia, New Word Order and the PHN at the recent discovery workshop. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4694,151469,1,'2021-04-20 06:15:24','2021-04-20 06:15:24','5b23db34-b66e-487d-9720-a6bf92c24867','<p><strong>Informed by research and community consultation, the PHN has learnt that people with dementia and their carers are self-navigating their way through the healthcare system, with no guidance on how to navigate its complexity, resulting in feelings of frustration and defeat. </strong></p>\n<p>Taking on recent feedback received from a wide range of people, including people living with dementia, Brisbane North PHN is currently working to improve dementia service navigation across the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region by creating an online dementia service navigation platform and hardcopy directory. These resources will be designed collaboratively with people living with dementia, their carers and families—as well as health professionals and service providers—to best meet each of their needs. <br /></p>\n<p>The online platform will enable easy navigation and direct users to a range of community-based and national-level services. The services will be comprehensive and cover a range of practical, social and psychological supports needed across the dementia journey. The aim of creating these resources is to help people live well with dementia and to remain active in the community for as long as possible. </p>\n<p>For general practitioners and health workers, this portal can be used as a singular point for referrals and information; to understand what support is needed for a patient with dementia when living in the community and what services are locally available. </p>\n<p>The PHN is collaborating with Dementia Australia to hold carer and consumer workshops to inform the content, and working with creative agency, New Word Order to develop the website and hardcopy resource. </p>\n<p>The Moreton Bay Dementia Alliance has also been a valuable advocacy group for the development of this piece of work. </p>\n<p>In the future, we plan to expand this digital resource to include service navigation for the needs of all older people for healthy living and wellbeing in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information on this project email Project Officer, Amy Anderson via <a href=\"mailto:amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Consumers, carers, and staff members from Dementia Australia, New Word Order and the PHN at the recent discovery workshop. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4701,151496,1,'2021-04-22 00:36:48','2021-04-29 00:53:56','879269fb-76a5-45e8-955a-93d3666d6694','<p><strong>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) issued a statement on 8 April recommending that the COVID-19 vaccine by Pfizer is preferred over the AstraZeneca vaccine in adults aged under 50 years. </strong></p>\n<p>This recommendation is based on the increasing risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19 in older adults (and hence a higher benefit from vaccination) and a potentially increased risk of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia following AstraZeneca vaccine in those under 50 years.</p>\n<p>On Tuesday 13 April, the Therapeutic Goods Administration released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/nrlGCJyBN1SPZjYSVz6Kpz?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> on the second case of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia in Australia, following an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. The Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, also released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/HGXZCK1DLGi0ORnhMAMVg3?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> reiterating the safety of all Australians is the Department of Health’s number one priority.<br /></p>\n<p>The updated advice for COVID-19 vaccines in Australia is:</p>\n<ul><li><strong>Adults aged under 50 years</strong> should receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. The AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine can still be used if:<ul><li>you have already received your first dose without any serious side effects, or</li><li>the benefits are likely to outweigh the risks for you, and you have made an informed decision based on an understanding of the risks and benefits.</li></ul></li><li><strong>Adults over the age of 50</strong> are recommended to receive the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. This is based both on the increased risk of complications from COVID-19 with increasing age (and thus increased benefit of vaccination) and the potentially lower risk of blood clots with increasing age.</li></ul>\n<p>The Australian Government Department of Health published <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-weighing-up-the-potential-benefits-against-risk-of-harm-from-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">information about the AstraZeneca vaccine</a> to help patients make informed decisions.<br /></p>\n\n<p>The Australian Government Department of Health has also published information on <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/covid-19-vaccines/information-for-covid-19-vaccination-providers/covid-19-vaccine-clinical-considerations#astrazeneca-excess-dose-policy-\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">managing AstraZeneca excess doses</a>. This is for general practice, GP-led Respiratory Clinics and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.</p>\n<p>Queensland Health has amended the relevant information and forms on the <a href=\"https://www.health.qld.gov.au/clinical-practice/guidelines-procedures/novel-coronavirus-qld-clinicians/covid-19-vaccination-information-for-healthcare-workers\">COVID-19 vaccination information for healthcare workers website</a>\nto reflect the changes and assist HHS vaccination clinics. Please visit the link above to access these updated forms, including:</p>\n<ul><li>COVID-19 Additional and Temporary Pre-Vaccination Screening Questions</li><li>COVID-19 Patient Information Sheet (Patient Resource)</li><li>COVID-19 Vaccination Clinician Decision Support Guide</li><li>COVID-19 Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) Reporting Form. </li></ul>\n<p>Please note that new clinical information and data is being released and the above advice will be amended as required.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4702,151498,1,'2021-04-22 00:36:48','2021-04-22 00:36:48','903640b0-9e09-4a9d-8970-ee0c52f5d516','<p><strong>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) issued a statement on 8 April recommending that the COVID-19 vaccine by Pfizer is preferred over the AstraZeneca vaccine in adults aged under 50 years. </strong></p>\n<p>This recommendation is based on the increasing risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19 in older adults (and hence a higher benefit from vaccination) and a potentially increased risk of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia following AstraZeneca vaccine in those under 50 years.</p>\n<p>On Tuesday 13 April, the Therapeutic Goods Administration released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/nrlGCJyBN1SPZjYSVz6Kpz?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> on the second case of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia in Australia, following an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. The Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, also released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/HGXZCK1DLGi0ORnhMAMVg3?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> reiterating the safety of all Australians is the Department of Health’s number one priority.<br /></p>\n\n<p>COVID-19 vaccine AstraZeneca can be used in adults aged under 50 years where the benefits are likely to outweigh the risks for that individual and the person has made an informed decision based on an understanding of the risks and benefits. The Australian Government Department of Health published <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/T8VLCE8w0yiKLZDCNNcDEd?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">information about the AstraZeneca vaccine</a> to help patients make informed decisions.</p>\n<p>People who have had the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine AstraZeneca without serious adverse effects can be given the second dose, including adults under 50 years.</p>\n<p>The Australian Government Department of Health has also published information on <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/u6jZCZY1zgsylWNfzEM41j?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">managing AstraZeneca excess doses</a>. This is for general practice, GP-led Respiratory Clinics and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.</p>\n<p>Queensland Health has amended the relevant information and forms on the <a href=\"https://www.health.qld.gov.au/clinical-practice/guidelines-procedures/novel-coronavirus-qld-clinicians/covid-19-vaccination-information-for-healthcare-workers\">COVID-19 vaccination information for healthcare workers website</a>\nto reflect the changes and assist HHS vaccination clinics. Please visit the link above to access these updated forms, including:</p>\n<ul><li>COVID-19 Additional and Temporary Pre-Vaccination Screening Questions</li><li>COVID-19 Patient Information Sheet (Patient Resource)</li><li>COVID-19 Vaccination Clinician Decision Support Guide</li><li>COVID-19 Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) Reporting Form. </li></ul>\n<p>Please note that new clinical information and data is being released and the above advice will be amended as required.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4703,151500,1,'2021-04-22 00:36:51','2021-04-22 00:36:51','ea32d28a-0bd6-4123-8abb-6a0009da2b1a','<p><strong>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) issued a statement on 8 April recommending that the COVID-19 vaccine by Pfizer is preferred over the AstraZeneca vaccine in adults aged under 50 years. </strong></p>\n<p>This recommendation is based on the increasing risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19 in older adults (and hence a higher benefit from vaccination) and a potentially increased risk of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia following AstraZeneca vaccine in those under 50 years.</p>\n<p>On Tuesday 13 April, the Therapeutic Goods Administration released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/nrlGCJyBN1SPZjYSVz6Kpz?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> on the second case of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia in Australia, following an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. The Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, also released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/HGXZCK1DLGi0ORnhMAMVg3?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> reiterating the safety of all Australians is the Department of Health’s number one priority.<br /></p>\n\n<p>COVID-19 vaccine AstraZeneca can be used in adults aged under 50 years where the benefits are likely to outweigh the risks for that individual and the person has made an informed decision based on an understanding of the risks and benefits. The Australian Government Department of Health published <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/T8VLCE8w0yiKLZDCNNcDEd?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">information about the AstraZeneca vaccine</a> to help patients make informed decisions.</p>\n<p>People who have had the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine AstraZeneca without serious adverse effects can be given the second dose, including adults under 50 years.</p>\n<p>The Australian Government Department of Health has also published information on <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/u6jZCZY1zgsylWNfzEM41j?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">managing AstraZeneca excess doses</a>. This is for general practice, GP-led Respiratory Clinics and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.</p>\n<p>Queensland Health has amended the relevant information and forms on the <a href=\"https://www.health.qld.gov.au/clinical-practice/guidelines-procedures/novel-coronavirus-qld-clinicians/covid-19-vaccination-information-for-healthcare-workers\">COVID-19 vaccination information for healthcare workers website</a>\nto reflect the changes and assist HHS vaccination clinics. Please visit the link above to access these updated forms, including:</p>\n<ul><li>COVID-19 Additional and Temporary Pre-Vaccination Screening Questions</li><li>COVID-19 Patient Information Sheet (Patient Resource)</li><li>COVID-19 Vaccination Clinician Decision Support Guide</li><li>COVID-19 Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) Reporting Form. </li></ul>\n<p>Please note that new clinical information and data is being released and the above advice will be amended as required.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4704,151502,1,'2021-04-22 00:38:44','2021-04-22 00:38:44','83011acc-da97-4748-bd9a-e8bc6af4f483','<p><strong>Brisbane North PHN and Metro North Hospital and Health Service have sponsored the development of a plan to improve mental health, suicide prevention and alcohol and other drug treatment services in the region.</strong></p>The regional plan sets out the challenges facing us and what we can all do over the next few years to improve the quality, coordination and integration of services.<br /><br />As part of the implementation of the plan, five agencies are funded by the PHN to drive actions against the plan relating to ‘Sustaining good mental health’ and ‘Responding to diversity’. These activities—to be completed by 30 June 2021— include a Carers Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo and Mental Health awareness for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.<br /><br />Read more about each of the activities below: <br /><p><strong>1. Carers Mental Health and Wellbeing Expo – Carers Queensland</strong></p>\n<p>Carers Queensland held the annual Mental Health and Wellbeing expo on Wednesday 24 March at Eatons Hill Hotel and Function Centre, with over 28 stall holders and a variety of wonderful speakers participating on the day. Carers Queensland welcomed a variety of attendees including carers, persons with lived experience of mental health, community members and organisational representatives. </p>\n<p>The day was well attended, with the aim of the event to raise awareness of mental health, increase awareness of services while providing networking opportunities to those working within the sector.</p>\n<p><strong>2. Co-designed service model to improve physical health and wellbeing – QAMH and Dr Justin Chapman QIMRB</strong></p>\n<p>The aim of this project is to conduct co-design focus groups with mental health staff and consumers, carers and families in North Brisbane to design a service model to improve the physical and mental health and wellbeing of people with mental health issues. </p>\n<p>To inform the design of a service model, we will facilitate 10 co-design workshops. Workshops will include people accessing mental health services, family and carers, and mental health staff in the North Brisbane region. </p>\n<p>To date we have run seven co-design workshops across the region, with some common themes emerging, which will help to inform the co-designed service mode.</p>\n<p>\n<strong>3. Yellow Tick Initiative – Queensland Council for LGBTI Health</strong></p>\n<p>The Queensland Council for LGBTI Health has been funded by the Brisbane North PHN to implement the new Yellow Tick initiative within the organisation, to support better outcomes and services for intersex people. </p>\n<p>The Yellow Tick is a community led initiative that assists groups to develop intersex inclusive and affirmative practices for programs, clients and staff. Through providing a policy and program review service alongside training and intersex specific resources, the Yellow Tick helps improve consistency and accountability to learn more and make services more intersex inclusive. </p>\n<p><strong>4. Mental Health awareness for culturally and linguistically diverse communities – Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland (ECCQ)</strong></p>\n<p>ECCQ aims to run two key activities to assist culturally and linguistically diverse communities to increase their knowledge and understanding of mental health, alcohol and other drugs, suicide prevention and related services. </p>\n<p>A free online interpreter workshop for community members and leaders will be held in early April to increase knowledge of how to confidently engage and access interpreter services, the importance of qualified interpreters and consumer rights. </p>\n<p>The second activity aims to provide free Mental Health First Aid training for community leaders. This training will help provide community leaders with knowledge, education and skills to support family members, friends and community members.</p>\n<p><strong>5. Volunteer Community Peer Navigators – Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland </strong></p>\n<p>Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland and Moreton Bay Regional Council are partnering to pilot a volunteer community peer navigator program at the Bribie Island library. The program aims to empower older people and their carers to access relevant services and supports and gain confidence in using technology to maintain their mental and social wellbeing and adapt to changing circumstances. </p>\n<p>Peer navigators are located in the Bribie Island library one day per week (Tuesdays) at a pop-up table and actively engage in one-to-one meaningful conversations with individuals. By listening with empathy to their story, peer navigators identify the specific needs and priorities of older people and their carers, and direct them to the most appropriate services and supports, including healthcare, social, cultural and community services and supports. </p>\n<p>The program was launched at the Bribie Island library on Monday 15 March 2021 and was attended by Division 1 Councillor Brooke Savige. Sessions will commence on Tuesday 13 April 2021 from 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. </p>\n<p><strong>Further information</strong></p>\n<p>For any information on these Planning for Wellbeing project updates, please contact Kathy Faulkner at <strong><a href=\"mailto:Kathy.Faulkner@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Kathy.Faulkner@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>.</strong></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4705,151503,1,'2021-04-22 00:38:44','2021-04-22 00:38:44','fcc7ed70-ce72-49ab-8c6d-9cd7691624ed',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),(4706,151505,1,'2021-04-22 00:40:46','2021-04-22 00:40:46','f4b9e1be-feae-4bc9-8558-b70e4cc3abc9','<p><strong>Informed by research and community consultation, the PHN has learnt that people with dementia and their carers are self-navigating their way through the healthcare system, with no guidance on how to navigate its complexity, resulting in feelings of frustration and defeat. </strong></p>\n<p>Taking on recent feedback received from a wide range of people, including people living with dementia, Brisbane North PHN is currently working to improve dementia service navigation across the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region by creating an online dementia service navigation platform and hardcopy directory. These resources will be designed collaboratively with people living with dementia, their carers and families—as well as health professionals and service providers—to best meet each of their needs. <br /></p>\n<p>The online platform will enable easy navigation and direct users to a range of community-based and national-level services. The services will be comprehensive and cover a range of practical, social and psychological supports needed across the dementia journey. The aim of creating these resources is to help people live well with dementia and to remain active in the community for as long as possible. </p>\n<p>For general practitioners and health workers, this portal can be used as a singular point for referrals and information; to understand what support is needed for a patient with dementia when living in the community and what services are locally available. </p>\n<p>The PHN is collaborating with Dementia Australia to hold carer and consumer workshops to inform the content, and working with creative agency, New Word Order to develop the website and hardcopy resource. </p>\n<p>The Moreton Bay Dementia Alliance has also been a valuable advocacy group for the development of this piece of work. </p>\n<p>In the future, we plan to expand this digital resource to include service navigation for the needs of all older people for healthy living and wellbeing in the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p><strong>For more information on this project email Project Officer, Amy Anderson via <a href=\"mailto:amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au\">amy.anderson@brisbanenorthphn.org.au</a>. </strong></p>\n<p><em>Pictured above: Consumers, carers, and staff members from Dementia Australia, New Word Order and the PHN at the recent discovery workshop. </em><br /></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4711,151512,1,'2021-04-22 00:41:56','2021-04-22 00:41:56','d18c7903-00be-40de-b4e1-7e1c1d2579ee','<p><strong>Due to high demand and extended wait lists, headspace Taringa is not currently able to provide ongoing mental health counselling or physical health (GP) services to new referrals effective immediately. </strong></p>\n<p>This decision has been made to ensure we continue to provide quality care to young people on our waitlist, and to those currently accessing supports. <br /></p>\n\n<p>This interim hold is applicable to mental health and physical health (GP) supports. We will continue to accept new referrals to other allied health services, including access to sessions with our dietician, employment and vocational supports and group work*.</p>\n<p>Young people can still speak to a counsellor through eheadspace by visiting <a>eheadspace.org.au</a> or phoning 1800 650 890 or refer into another local service for ongoing counselling.</p>\n<p>We understand this may cause for concern for you and the young people you refer to us. We have developed an online resource with alternative referral options for young people seeking mental health supports that you can access this webpage <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/headspace-centres/taringa/support-options/\">here.</a> </p>\n<p>This is a temporary situation and will be reviewed regularly. headspace Taringa are committed to supporting young people in the community and offer the best possible care. We will reopen to new referrals as soon as possible and continue to advise of any changes.</p>\n<p>If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us on <a href=\"mailto:headspace.taringa@openminds.org.au\">headspace.taringa@openminds.org.au</a> or call us on (07) 3157 1555. </p>\n<p>We understand demand for youth mental health services is a system wide issue which we’ll continue to work with our consortia to address. </p>\n<p>We would like to thank you for your ongoing support. </p>\n<p><em>*Group work is subject to COVID-19 restrictions. </em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4712,151514,1,'2021-04-22 00:41:56','2021-04-22 00:41:56','6534f631-9e09-4cd9-8016-06b712fa0499','<p><strong>Due to high demand and extended wait lists, headspace Taringa is not currently able to provide ongoing mental health counselling or physical health (GP) services to new referrals effective immediately. </strong></p>\n<p>This decision has been made to ensure we continue to provide quality care to young people on our waitlist, and to those currently accessing supports. <br /></p>\n\n<p>This interim hold is applicable to mental health and physical health (GP) supports. We will continue to accept new referrals to other allied health services, including access to sessions with our dietician, employment and vocational supports and group work*.</p>\n<p>Young people can still speak to a counsellor through eheadspace by visiting <a>eheadspace.org.au</a> or phoning 1800 650 890 or refer into another local service for ongoing counselling.</p>\n<p>We understand this may cause for concern for you and the young people you refer to us. We have developed an online resource with alternative referral options for young people seeking mental health supports that you can access this webpage <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/headspace-centres/taringa/support-options/\">here.</a> </p>\n<p>This is a temporary situation and will be reviewed regularly. headspace Taringa are committed to supporting young people in the community and offer the best possible care. We will reopen to new referrals as soon as possible and continue to advise of any changes.</p>\n<p>If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us on <a href=\"mailto:headspace.taringa@openminds.org.au\">headspace.taringa@openminds.org.au</a> or call us on (07) 3157 1555. </p>\n<p>We understand demand for youth mental health services is a system wide issue which we’ll continue to work with our consortia to address. </p>\n<p>We would like to thank you for your ongoing support. </p>\n<p><em>*Group work is subject to COVID-19 restrictions. </em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4713,151516,1,'2021-04-22 00:41:59','2021-04-22 00:41:59','5ddc2dbf-e811-4c09-9bd5-b611f9681bde','<p><strong>Due to high demand and extended wait lists, headspace Taringa is not currently able to provide ongoing mental health counselling or physical health (GP) services to new referrals effective immediately. </strong></p>\n<p>This decision has been made to ensure we continue to provide quality care to young people on our waitlist, and to those currently accessing supports. <br /></p>\n\n<p>This interim hold is applicable to mental health and physical health (GP) supports. We will continue to accept new referrals to other allied health services, including access to sessions with our dietician, employment and vocational supports and group work*.</p>\n<p>Young people can still speak to a counsellor through eheadspace by visiting <a>eheadspace.org.au</a> or phoning 1800 650 890 or refer into another local service for ongoing counselling.</p>\n<p>We understand this may cause for concern for you and the young people you refer to us. We have developed an online resource with alternative referral options for young people seeking mental health supports that you can access this webpage <a href=\"https://headspace.org.au/headspace-centres/taringa/support-options/\">here.</a> </p>\n<p>This is a temporary situation and will be reviewed regularly. headspace Taringa are committed to supporting young people in the community and offer the best possible care. We will reopen to new referrals as soon as possible and continue to advise of any changes.</p>\n<p>If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us on <a href=\"mailto:headspace.taringa@openminds.org.au\">headspace.taringa@openminds.org.au</a> or call us on (07) 3157 1555. </p>\n<p>We understand demand for youth mental health services is a system wide issue which we’ll continue to work with our consortia to address. </p>\n<p>We would like to thank you for your ongoing support. </p>\n<p><em>*Group work is subject to COVID-19 restrictions. </em></p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4722,151529,1,'2021-04-22 00:48:47','2021-04-22 00:48:47','ff266fa6-bd04-4eb9-9e05-4af0fa6d726a','<p><em><strong>By Communicable Diseases Branch, Prevention Division at Queensland Health</strong></em></p>\n<p>In the context of rising gonorrhoea and syphilis notifications, the Queensland Health STI/BBV testing tool is now updated and available to use by primary care providers. The revision includes new recommendations for asymptomatic men who have sex with men, and other clinical feedback.</p>\n<p>A revised four page sexually transmissible infection (STI) and blood borne virus (BBV) testing tool for asymptomatic people and an abridged two page version are now available online via the quick reference links at <a href=\"http://www.health.qld.gov.au/sexhealth\">www.health.qld.gov.au/sexhealth</a>.<br /></p>\n\n<p>Printed versions of the testing tools can be requested from the Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM) Queensland by email to <a href=\"mailto:samantha.ingram@ashm.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">samantha.ingram@ashm.org.au</a>. You are welcome to request printed copies of the following tools at the same time: </p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://ashm.org.au/resources/HBV-Resources-list/decision-making-in-hbv/\">Decision making in hepatitis B</a></li><li><a href=\"https://ashm.org.au/resources/hcv-resources-list/decision-making-in-hcv/\">Decision making in hepatitis C</a></li><li><a href=\"https://ashm.org.au/resources/hiv-resources-list/decision-making-in-prep/\">Decision making in Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) to prevent HIV infection</a></li></ul>\n<p>The Queensland testing tools focus on asymptomatic and opportunistic testing advice for the primary health care and general practice setting and are not intended for use in a specialist sexual health clinical context. </p>\n<p>With gonorrhoea and syphilis notifications increasing in Queensland there are suggestions of changes in transmission risk. </p>\n<p>Clinical presentations can be diverse and the asymptomatic testing tools can guide testing for timely diagnoses and treatment.</p>\n<p>A more comprehensive update is subject to Australian STI Management Guidelines (<a href=\"http://www.sti.guidelines.org.au/\">www.sti.guidelines.org.au</a>) updates expected to be completed later this year.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4723,151531,1,'2021-04-22 00:48:47','2021-04-22 00:48:47','94b12e47-b5dc-4e8a-80fa-ecd5029b31a1','<p><em><strong>By Communicable Diseases Branch, Prevention Division at Queensland Health</strong></em></p>\n<p>In the context of rising gonorrhoea and syphilis notifications, the Queensland Health STI/BBV testing tool is now updated and available to use by primary care providers. The revision includes new recommendations for asymptomatic men who have sex with men, and other clinical feedback.</p>\n<p>A revised four page sexually transmissible infection (STI) and blood borne virus (BBV) testing tool for asymptomatic people and an abridged two page version are now available online via the quick reference links at <a href=\"http://www.health.qld.gov.au/sexhealth\">www.health.qld.gov.au/sexhealth</a>.<br /></p>\n\n<p>Printed versions of the testing tools can be requested from the Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM) Queensland by email to <a href=\"mailto:samantha.ingram@ashm.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">samantha.ingram@ashm.org.au</a>. You are welcome to request printed copies of the following tools at the same time: </p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://ashm.org.au/resources/HBV-Resources-list/decision-making-in-hbv/\">Decision making in hepatitis B</a></li><li><a href=\"https://ashm.org.au/resources/hcv-resources-list/decision-making-in-hcv/\">Decision making in hepatitis C</a></li><li><a href=\"https://ashm.org.au/resources/hiv-resources-list/decision-making-in-prep/\">Decision making in Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) to prevent HIV infection</a></li></ul>\n<p>The Queensland testing tools focus on asymptomatic and opportunistic testing advice for the primary health care and general practice setting and are not intended for use in a specialist sexual health clinical context. </p>\n<p>With gonorrhoea and syphilis notifications increasing in Queensland there are suggestions of changes in transmission risk. </p>\n<p>Clinical presentations can be diverse and the asymptomatic testing tools can guide testing for timely diagnoses and treatment.</p>\n<p>A more comprehensive update is subject to Australian STI Management Guidelines (<a href=\"http://www.sti.guidelines.org.au/\">www.sti.guidelines.org.au</a>) updates expected to be completed later this year.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4724,151533,1,'2021-04-22 00:48:50','2021-04-22 00:48:50','d8351987-fe1f-4579-bb24-38a60c95ba3d','<p><em><strong>By Communicable Diseases Branch, Prevention Division at Queensland Health</strong></em></p>\n<p>In the context of rising gonorrhoea and syphilis notifications, the Queensland Health STI/BBV testing tool is now updated and available to use by primary care providers. The revision includes new recommendations for asymptomatic men who have sex with men, and other clinical feedback.</p>\n<p>A revised four page sexually transmissible infection (STI) and blood borne virus (BBV) testing tool for asymptomatic people and an abridged two page version are now available online via the quick reference links at <a href=\"http://www.health.qld.gov.au/sexhealth\">www.health.qld.gov.au/sexhealth</a>.<br /></p>\n\n<p>Printed versions of the testing tools can be requested from the Australasian Society for HIV, Viral Hepatitis and Sexual Health Medicine (ASHM) Queensland by email to <a href=\"mailto:samantha.ingram@ashm.org.au\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">samantha.ingram@ashm.org.au</a>. You are welcome to request printed copies of the following tools at the same time: </p>\n<ul><li><a href=\"https://ashm.org.au/resources/HBV-Resources-list/decision-making-in-hbv/\">Decision making in hepatitis B</a></li><li><a href=\"https://ashm.org.au/resources/hcv-resources-list/decision-making-in-hcv/\">Decision making in hepatitis C</a></li><li><a href=\"https://ashm.org.au/resources/hiv-resources-list/decision-making-in-prep/\">Decision making in Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) to prevent HIV infection</a></li></ul>\n<p>The Queensland testing tools focus on asymptomatic and opportunistic testing advice for the primary health care and general practice setting and are not intended for use in a specialist sexual health clinical context. </p>\n<p>With gonorrhoea and syphilis notifications increasing in Queensland there are suggestions of changes in transmission risk. </p>\n<p>Clinical presentations can be diverse and the asymptomatic testing tools can guide testing for timely diagnoses and treatment.</p>\n<p>A more comprehensive update is subject to Australian STI Management Guidelines (<a href=\"http://www.sti.guidelines.org.au/\">www.sti.guidelines.org.au</a>) updates expected to be completed later this year.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4725,151538,1,'2021-04-22 02:18:22','2021-04-22 02:18:22','47637769-c437-4950-9b95-56004cc1db51','<p><strong>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) issued a statement on 8 April recommending that the COVID-19 vaccine by Pfizer is preferred over the AstraZeneca vaccine in adults aged under 50 years. </strong></p>\n<p>This recommendation is based on the increasing risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19 in older adults (and hence a higher benefit from vaccination) and a potentially increased risk of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia following AstraZeneca vaccine in those under 50 years.</p>\n<p>On Tuesday 13 April, the Therapeutic Goods Administration released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/nrlGCJyBN1SPZjYSVz6Kpz?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> on the second case of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia in Australia, following an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. The Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, also released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/HGXZCK1DLGi0ORnhMAMVg3?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> reiterating the safety of all Australians is the Department of Health’s number one priority.<br /></p>\n<p>COVID-19 vaccine AstraZeneca can be used in adults aged under 50 years where the benefits are likely to outweigh the risks for that individual and the person has made an informed decision based on an understanding of the risks and benefits. The Australian Government Department of Health published <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-weighing-up-the-potential-benefits-against-risk-of-harm-from-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">information about the AstraZeneca vaccine</a> to help patients make informed decisions.</p>\n<p>People who have had the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine AstraZeneca without serious adverse effects can be given the second dose, including adults under 50 years.</p>\n<p>The Australian Government Department of Health has also published information on <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/covid-19-vaccines/information-for-covid-19-vaccination-providers/covid-19-vaccine-clinical-considerations#astrazeneca-excess-dose-policy-\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">managing AstraZeneca excess doses</a>. This is for general practice, GP-led Respiratory Clinics and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.</p>\n<p>Queensland Health has amended the relevant information and forms on the <a href=\"https://www.health.qld.gov.au/clinical-practice/guidelines-procedures/novel-coronavirus-qld-clinicians/covid-19-vaccination-information-for-healthcare-workers\">COVID-19 vaccination information for healthcare workers website</a>\nto reflect the changes and assist HHS vaccination clinics. Please visit the link above to access these updated forms, including:</p>\n<ul><li>COVID-19 Additional and Temporary Pre-Vaccination Screening Questions</li><li>COVID-19 Patient Information Sheet (Patient Resource)</li><li>COVID-19 Vaccination Clinician Decision Support Guide</li><li>COVID-19 Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) Reporting Form. </li></ul>\n<p>Please note that new clinical information and data is being released and the above advice will be amended as required.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4726,153327,1,'2021-04-29 00:53:56','2021-04-29 00:53:56','6346f782-7ea4-4218-ac5f-608a7f1c56a5','<p><strong>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) issued a statement on 8 April recommending that the COVID-19 vaccine by Pfizer is preferred over the AstraZeneca vaccine in adults aged under 50 years. </strong></p>\n<p>This recommendation is based on the increasing risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19 in older adults (and hence a higher benefit from vaccination) and a potentially increased risk of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia following AstraZeneca vaccine in those under 50 years.</p>\n<p>On Tuesday 13 April, the Therapeutic Goods Administration released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/nrlGCJyBN1SPZjYSVz6Kpz?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> on the second case of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia in Australia, following an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. The Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, also released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/HGXZCK1DLGi0ORnhMAMVg3?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> reiterating the safety of all Australians is the Department of Health’s number one priority.<br /></p>\n<p>The updated advice for COVID-19 vaccines in Australia is:</p>\n<ul><li><strong>Adults aged under 50 years</strong> should receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. The AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine can still be used if:<ul><li>you have already received your first dose without any serious side effects, or</li><li>the benefits are likely to outweigh the risks for you, and you have made an informed decision based on an understanding of the risks and benefits.</li></ul></li><li><strong>Adults over the age of 50</strong> are recommended to receive the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. This is based both on the increased risk of complications from COVID-19 with increasing age (and thus increased benefit of vaccination) and the potentially lower risk of blood clots with increasing age.</li></ul>\n<p>The Australian Government Department of Health published <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-weighing-up-the-potential-benefits-against-risk-of-harm-from-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">information about the AstraZeneca vaccine</a> to help patients make informed decisions.<br /></p>\n\n<p>The Australian Government Department of Health has also published information on <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/covid-19-vaccines/information-for-covid-19-vaccination-providers/covid-19-vaccine-clinical-considerations#astrazeneca-excess-dose-policy-\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">managing AstraZeneca excess doses</a>. This is for general practice, GP-led Respiratory Clinics and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.</p>\n<p>Queensland Health has amended the relevant information and forms on the <a href=\"https://www.health.qld.gov.au/clinical-practice/guidelines-procedures/novel-coronavirus-qld-clinicians/covid-19-vaccination-information-for-healthcare-workers\">COVID-19 vaccination information for healthcare workers website</a>\nto reflect the changes and assist HHS vaccination clinics. Please visit the link above to access these updated forms, including:</p>\n<ul><li>COVID-19 Additional and Temporary Pre-Vaccination Screening Questions</li><li>COVID-19 Patient Information Sheet (Patient Resource)</li><li>COVID-19 Vaccination Clinician Decision Support Guide</li><li>COVID-19 Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) Reporting Form. </li></ul>\n<p>Please note that new clinical information and data is being released and the above advice will be amended as required.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4739,153343,1,'2021-04-29 01:10:25','2021-05-04 23:40:50','8765e11c-1bbe-4825-bb6b-a83ba04cd4aa','<p><strong>This year’s Medical Mums campaign is urging parents and carers to check in with their GP to ensure childhood vaccinations are up-to-date.</strong></p>\n<p>As the world focuses on new vaccines to protect against COVID-19, there is still a real need to ensure routine childhood vaccinations are not missed. </p>\n<p>Globally, many children <a href=\"https://data.unicef.org/resources/immunization-coverage-estimates-data-visualization/\">have not been vaccinated during the pandemic</a>, leaving them at risk of serious diseases like measles and polio. Rapidly circulating misinformation around the topic of vaccination adds to this threat. </p>\n<p>Within the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region, childhood immunisation rates remain high and the Medical Mums campaign aims to keep it this way, with the message not to neglect immunisation requirements.</p>\n<p>Vaccinations are due at 2, 4, 6, 12, 18 months and 4 years old and skipping or delaying any of these means that children are vulnerable to disease. However, if a child hasn’t been vaccinated or has missed a vaccination it’s easy to catch up—just speak to a GP, who can also answer any questions or address any hesitancy that parents might have. </p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign, which runs until 23 May, was launched to coincide with World Immunisation Week, celebrated every year in the last week of April.</p>\n<p>Using the theme ‘Vaccines bring us closer’, World Immunisation Week 2021 urges greater engagement around immunisation globally to promote the importance of vaccination in bringing people together, and improving the health and wellbeing of everyone.</p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign is currently rolling out a series of short animations across digital platforms, featuring some cute parents, their kids and their family doctor. <br /></p>\n<p>For more information, to download a poster to display in your practice, or to view the animations visit <a href=\"http://www.medicalmums.com.au\">www.medicalmums.com.au</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4740,153345,1,'2021-04-29 01:10:25','2021-04-29 01:10:25','01cdd893-bf57-4135-ae32-c1fc917f4464','<p><strong>This year’s Medical Mums campaign is urging parents and carers to check in with their GP to ensure childhood vaccinations are up-to-date.</strong></p>\n<p>In 2021, as the world focuses on critically important new vaccines to protect against COVID-19, there remains a need to ensure routine childhood vaccinations are not missed so all kids have the best protection from disease. </p>\n<p>Globally, many children <a href=\"https://data.unicef.org/resources/immunization-coverage-estimates-data-visualization/\">have not been vaccinated during the pandemic</a>, leaving them at risk of serious diseases like measles and polio. Rapidly circulating misinformation around the topic of vaccination adds to this threat. </p>\n<p>Within the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region, childhood immunisation rates remain high and the Medical Mums campaign aims to keep it this way, with the message not to neglect immunisation requirements.</p>\n<p>Vaccinations are due at 2, 4, 6, 12, 18 months and 4 years old and skipping or delaying any of these means that children are vulnerable to disease. However, if a child hasn’t been vaccinated or has missed a vaccination it’s easy to catch up—just speak to a GP, who can also answer any questions or address any hesitancy that parents might have. </p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign, which runs until 23 May, was launched to coincide with World Immunisation Week, celebrated every year in the last week of April.</p>\n<p>Using the theme ‘Vaccines bring us closer’, World Immunisation Week 2021 urges greater engagement around immunisation globally to promote the importance of vaccination in bringing people together, and improving the health and wellbeing of everyone.</p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign is currently rolling out a series of short animations across digital platforms, featuring some cute parents, their kids and their family doctor. </p>\n<p>Posters are also available to general practices within the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p>To order a poster for your practice contact your Primary Care Liaison Officer on 07 3630 7300 more information or to view the animations visit <a href=\"http://www.medicalmums.com.au\">www.medicalmums.com.au</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4741,153347,1,'2021-04-29 01:44:08','2021-04-29 01:44:08','9914f7fb-c2ef-4e3d-96b8-88c0838bc73e','<p><strong>This year’s Medical Mums campaign is urging parents and carers to check in with their GP to ensure childhood vaccinations are up-to-date.</strong></p>\n<p>In 2021, as the world focuses on critically important new vaccines to protect against COVID-19, there remains a need to ensure routine childhood vaccinations are not missed so all kids have the best protection from disease. </p>\n<p>Globally, many children <a href=\"https://data.unicef.org/resources/immunization-coverage-estimates-data-visualization/\">have not been vaccinated during the pandemic</a>, leaving them at risk of serious diseases like measles and polio. Rapidly circulating misinformation around the topic of vaccination adds to this threat. </p>\n<p>Within the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region, childhood immunisation rates remain high and the Medical Mums campaign aims to keep it this way, with the message not to neglect immunisation requirements.</p>\n<p>Vaccinations are due at 2, 4, 6, 12, 18 months and 4 years old and skipping or delaying any of these means that children are vulnerable to disease. However, if a child hasn’t been vaccinated or has missed a vaccination it’s easy to catch up—just speak to a GP, who can also answer any questions or address any hesitancy that parents might have. </p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign, which runs until 23 May, was launched to coincide with World Immunisation Week, celebrated every year in the last week of April.</p>\n<p>Using the theme ‘Vaccines bring us closer’, World Immunisation Week 2021 urges greater engagement around immunisation globally to promote the importance of vaccination in bringing people together, and improving the health and wellbeing of everyone.</p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign is currently rolling out a series of short animations across digital platforms, featuring some cute parents, their kids and their family doctor. </p>\n<p>Posters are also available to general practices within the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region. </p>\n<p>To order a poster for your practice contact your Primary Care Liaison Officer on 07 3630 7300 more information or to view the animations visit <a href=\"http://www.medicalmums.com.au\">www.medicalmums.com.au</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4742,153349,1,'2021-04-29 01:44:22','2021-04-29 01:44:22','a75e8856-78bb-4055-9805-3c2a4515fbec','<p><strong>The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) issued a statement on 8 April recommending that the COVID-19 vaccine by Pfizer is preferred over the AstraZeneca vaccine in adults aged under 50 years. </strong></p>\n<p>This recommendation is based on the increasing risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19 in older adults (and hence a higher benefit from vaccination) and a potentially increased risk of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia following AstraZeneca vaccine in those under 50 years.</p>\n<p>On Tuesday 13 April, the Therapeutic Goods Administration released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/nrlGCJyBN1SPZjYSVz6Kpz?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> on the second case of thrombosis with thrombocytopenia in Australia, following an AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. The Australian Government Chief Medical Officer, Professor Paul Kelly, also released a <a href=\"https://protect-au.mimecast.com/s/HGXZCK1DLGi0ORnhMAMVg3?domain=health.us19.list-manage.com\">statement</a> reiterating the safety of all Australians is the Department of Health’s number one priority.<br /></p>\n<p>The updated advice for COVID-19 vaccines in Australia is:</p>\n<ul><li><strong>Adults aged under 50 years</strong> should receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. The AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine can still be used if:<ul><li>you have already received your first dose without any serious side effects, or</li><li>the benefits are likely to outweigh the risks for you, and you have made an informed decision based on an understanding of the risks and benefits.</li></ul></li><li><strong>Adults over the age of 50</strong> are recommended to receive the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. This is based both on the increased risk of complications from COVID-19 with increasing age (and thus increased benefit of vaccination) and the potentially lower risk of blood clots with increasing age.</li></ul>\n<p>The Australian Government Department of Health published <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/covid-19-vaccination-weighing-up-the-potential-benefits-against-risk-of-harm-from-covid-19-vaccine-astrazeneca\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">information about the AstraZeneca vaccine</a> to help patients make informed decisions.<br /></p>\n\n<p>The Australian Government Department of Health has also published information on <a href=\"https://www.health.gov.au/initiatives-and-programs/covid-19-vaccines/information-for-covid-19-vaccination-providers/covid-19-vaccine-clinical-considerations#astrazeneca-excess-dose-policy-\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">managing AstraZeneca excess doses</a>. This is for general practice, GP-led Respiratory Clinics and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.</p>\n<p>Queensland Health has amended the relevant information and forms on the <a href=\"https://www.health.qld.gov.au/clinical-practice/guidelines-procedures/novel-coronavirus-qld-clinicians/covid-19-vaccination-information-for-healthcare-workers\">COVID-19 vaccination information for healthcare workers website</a>\nto reflect the changes and assist HHS vaccination clinics. Please visit the link above to access these updated forms, including:</p>\n<ul><li>COVID-19 Additional and Temporary Pre-Vaccination Screening Questions</li><li>COVID-19 Patient Information Sheet (Patient Resource)</li><li>COVID-19 Vaccination Clinician Decision Support Guide</li><li>COVID-19 Adverse Event Following Immunisation (AEFI) Reporting Form. </li></ul>\n<p>Please note that new clinical information and data is being released and the above advice will be amended as required.</p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4743,153351,1,'2021-04-29 01:49:22','2021-04-29 01:49:22','166883ee-c221-48f5-b9a3-bb90951d981a','<p><strong>This year’s Medical Mums campaign is urging parents and carers to check in with their GP to ensure childhood vaccinations are up-to-date.</strong></p>\n<p>In 2021, as the world focuses on critically important new vaccines to protect against COVID-19, there remains a need to ensure routine childhood vaccinations are not missed so all kids have the best protection from disease. </p>\n<p>Globally, many children <a href=\"https://data.unicef.org/resources/immunization-coverage-estimates-data-visualization/\">have not been vaccinated during the pandemic</a>, leaving them at risk of serious diseases like measles and polio. Rapidly circulating misinformation around the topic of vaccination adds to this threat. </p>\n<p>Within the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region, childhood immunisation rates remain high and the Medical Mums campaign aims to keep it this way, with the message not to neglect immunisation requirements.</p>\n<p>Vaccinations are due at 2, 4, 6, 12, 18 months and 4 years old and skipping or delaying any of these means that children are vulnerable to disease. However, if a child hasn’t been vaccinated or has missed a vaccination it’s easy to catch up—just speak to a GP, who can also answer any questions or address any hesitancy that parents might have. </p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign, which runs until 23 May, was launched to coincide with World Immunisation Week, celebrated every year in the last week of April.</p>\n<p>Using the theme ‘Vaccines bring us closer’, World Immunisation Week 2021 urges greater engagement around immunisation globally to promote the importance of vaccination in bringing people together, and improving the health and wellbeing of everyone.</p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign is currently rolling out a series of short animations across digital platforms, featuring some cute parents, their kids and their family doctor. <br /></p>\n\n<p>For more information, to download a poster to display in your practice, or to view the animations visit <a href=\"http://www.medicalmums.com.au\">www.medicalmums.com.au</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4744,153353,1,'2021-04-29 01:51:31','2021-04-29 01:51:31','52551809-ad11-4924-b16d-d8885567a153','<p><strong>This year’s Medical Mums campaign is urging parents and carers to check in with their GP to ensure childhood vaccinations are up-to-date.</strong></p>\n<p>In 2021, as the world focuses on critically important new vaccines to protect against COVID-19, there remains a need to ensure routine childhood vaccinations are not missed so all kids have the best protection from certain diseases. </p>\n<p>Globally, many children <a href=\"https://data.unicef.org/resources/immunization-coverage-estimates-data-visualization/\">have not been vaccinated during the pandemic</a>, leaving them at risk of serious diseases like measles and polio. Rapidly circulating misinformation around the topic of vaccination adds to this threat. </p>\n<p>Within the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region, childhood immunisation rates remain high and the Medical Mums campaign aims to keep it this way, with the message not to neglect immunisation requirements.</p>\n<p>Vaccinations are due at 2, 4, 6, 12, 18 months and 4 years old and skipping or delaying any of these means that children are vulnerable to disease. However, if a child hasn’t been vaccinated or has missed a vaccination it’s easy to catch up—just speak to a GP, who can also answer any questions or address any hesitancy that parents might have. </p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign, which runs until 23 May, was launched to coincide with World Immunisation Week, celebrated every year in the last week of April.</p>\n<p>Using the theme ‘Vaccines bring us closer’, World Immunisation Week 2021 urges greater engagement around immunisation globally to promote the importance of vaccination in bringing people together, and improving the health and wellbeing of everyone.</p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign is currently rolling out a series of short animations across digital platforms, featuring some cute parents, their kids and their family doctor. <br /></p>\n<p>For more information, to download a poster to display in your practice, or to view the animations visit <a href=\"http://www.medicalmums.com.au\">www.medicalmums.com.au</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4745,153358,1,'2021-04-29 02:31:15','2021-04-29 02:31:15','270e5c71-abd4-489d-a2e2-ec3c4137318f','<p><strong>This year’s Medical Mums campaign is urging parents and carers to check in with their GP to ensure childhood vaccinations are up-to-date.</strong></p>\n<p>In 2021, as the world focuses on critically important new vaccines to protect against COVID-19, there remains a need to ensure routine childhood vaccinations are not missed so all kids have the best protection from certain diseases. </p>\n<p>Globally, many children <a href=\"https://data.unicef.org/resources/immunization-coverage-estimates-data-visualization/\">have not been vaccinated during the pandemic</a>, leaving them at risk of serious diseases like measles and polio. Rapidly circulating misinformation around the topic of vaccination adds to this threat. </p>\n<p>Within the North Brisbane and Moreton Bay region, childhood immunisation rates remain high and the Medical Mums campaign aims to keep it this way, with the message not to neglect immunisation requirements.</p>\n<p>Vaccinations are due at 2, 4, 6, 12, 18 months and 4 years old and skipping or delaying any of these means that children are vulnerable to disease. However, if a child hasn’t been vaccinated or has missed a vaccination it’s easy to catch up—just speak to a GP, who can also answer any questions or address any hesitancy that parents might have. </p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign, which runs until 23 May, was launched to coincide with World Immunisation Week, celebrated every year in the last week of April.</p>\n<p>Using the theme ‘Vaccines bring us closer’, World Immunisation Week 2021 urges greater engagement around immunisation globally to promote the importance of vaccination in bringing people together, and improving the health and wellbeing of everyone.</p>\n<p>The Medical Mums campaign is currently rolling out a series of short animations across digital platforms, featuring some cute parents, their kids and their family doctor. <br /></p>\n<p>For more information, to download a poster to display in your practice, or to view the animations visit <a href=\"http://www.medicalmums.com.au\">www.medicalmums.com.au</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4754,154025,1,'2021-05-04 03:55:14','2021-05-04 03:55:14','73d07efc-de29-4897-93f5-c0209a1c23d8','<p><strong>This year’s Heart Week, that runs from 3-9 May 2021, presents an opportunity for healthcare professionals to engage with patients about their risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD). </strong> </p>\n<p>Heart Foundation Senior Heart Health Coordinator Andrea Love, said it is vital to prioritise heart health this week and every week. </p>\n<p>“76,500 CVD-related events could be prevented with a heart health check,” Ms Love said. <br /></p>\n\n<p>The Heart Foundation’s focus this Heart Week is on supporting health professionals to deliver more Heart Health Checks to eligible patients, a vital step to empower people to look after their heart health. </p>\n<p>“Within general practice the Heart Health Check is a relative new item number and takes about 20 minutes to complete,” Ms Love said. </p>\n<p>From 1 April 2019, two MBS items were introduced to allow GPs and medical practitioners (other than a specialist of consultant physicians) to conduct a heart health check. </p>\n<p>Ms Love said the COVID-19 pandemic had made people more aware of how important health is—and makes a case for the prevention of chronic disease. </p>\n<p>“People who live with cardiovascular disease have increased vulnerability to severe complications of COVID-19 and the issues we had (during the height of the pandemic) were people avoiding regular consultations.” </p>\n<p>“Now we have the vaccine rollout and people are coming into their GPs to be vaccinated. They could also ask about a heart health check in order to maximise on visits to primary care.” </p>\n<p>On Wednesday 5 May, the Heart Foundation will host the Heart Week webinar, <em>Driving Best Practice CVD Prevention in a Post-COVID World</em>. </p>\n<p>Ms Love said the webinar would be relevant to all clinicians. </p>\n<p>“We have a really great panel and the main topic will be how COVID-19 has impacted CVD health and the strategies that complement the CVD risk approach,” she said. </p>\n<p>One of the complementary strategies that GPs are encouraged to talk to at-risk patients about, is the <a href=\"http://www.myhealthforlife.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><em>My health for life</em> program,</a> designed to help Queenslanders stay well and lessen their risk of developing conditions such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, high cholesterol and high blood pressure. </p>\n<p>Ms Love said <em>My health for life</em> offers patients a lifestyle-based intervention that complements other therapies that their clinicians might suggest. </p>\n<p>For more information on the Heart Foundation webinar, visit the <a href=\"https://heartfoundation-au.zoom.us/webinar/register/5916189736296/WN_Nl-0JVlBSkCU72j7sNBttA\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Zoom registration page</a>. </p>\n<p>On Thursday 13 May, the PHN is also hosting a CVD-focused quality improvement webinar<em>,</em> Cardiovascular Disease in Primary Care, for practice staff. For more information, <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/events/quality-improvement-focus-cardiovascular-disease-in-primary-care\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">visit the PHN website</a>. </p>\n<p>Health professionals can download the Heart Foundation’s Heart Health Check Toolkit <a href=\"https://www.heartfoundation.org.au/Bundles/Heart-Health-Check-Toolkit/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">from their website</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4755,154027,1,'2021-05-04 03:55:14','2021-05-04 03:55:14','da65ba27-102c-4649-be52-6ac28fd36351','<p><strong>This year’s Heart Week, that runs from 3-9 May 2021, presents an opportunity for healthcare professionals to engage with patients about their risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD). </strong> </p>\n<p>Heart Foundation Senior Heart Health Coordinator Andrea Love, said it is vital to prioritise heart health this week and every week. </p>\n<p>“76,500 CVD-related events could be prevented with a heart health check,” Ms Love said. <br /></p>\n\n<p>The Heart Foundation’s focus this Heart Week is on supporting health professionals to deliver more Heart Health Checks to eligible patients, a vital step to empower people to look after their heart health. </p>\n<p>“Within general practice the Heart Health Check is a relative new item number and takes about 20 minutes to complete,” Ms Love said. </p>\n<p>From 1 April 2019, two MBS items were introduced to allow GPs and medical practitioners (other than a specialist of consultant physicians) to conduct a heart health check. </p>\n<p>Ms Love said the COVID-19 pandemic had made people more aware of how important health is—and makes a case for the prevention of chronic disease. </p>\n<p>“People who live with cardiovascular disease have increased vulnerability to severe complications of COVID-19 and the issues we had (during the height of the pandemic) were people avoiding regular consultations.” </p>\n<p>“Now we have the vaccine rollout and people are coming into their GPs to be vaccinated. They could also ask about a heart health check in order to maximise on visits to primary care.” </p>\n<p>On Wednesday 5 May, the Heart Foundation will host the Heart Week webinar, <em>Driving Best Practice CVD Prevention in a Post-COVID World</em>. </p>\n<p>Ms Love said the webinar would be relevant to all clinicians. </p>\n<p>“We have a really great panel and the main topic will be how COVID-19 has impacted CVD health and the strategies that complement the CVD risk approach,” she said. </p>\n<p>One of the complementary strategies that GPs are encouraged to talk to at-risk patients about, is the <a href=\"http://www.myhealthforlife.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><em>My health for life</em> program,</a> designed to help Queenslanders stay well and lessen their risk of developing conditions such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, high cholesterol and high blood pressure. </p>\n<p>Ms Love said <em>My health for life</em> offers patients a lifestyle-based intervention that complements other therapies that their clinicians might suggest. </p>\n<p>For more information on the Heart Foundation webinar, visit the <a href=\"https://heartfoundation-au.zoom.us/webinar/register/5916189736296/WN_Nl-0JVlBSkCU72j7sNBttA\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Zoom registration page</a>. </p>\n<p>On Thursday 13 May, the PHN is also hosting a CVD-focused quality improvement webinar<em>,</em> Cardiovascular Disease in Primary Care, for practice staff. For more information, <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/events/quality-improvement-focus-cardiovascular-disease-in-primary-care\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">visit the PHN website</a>. </p>\n<p>Health professionals can download the Heart Foundation’s Heart Health Check Toolkit <a href=\"https://www.heartfoundation.org.au/Bundles/Heart-Health-Check-Toolkit/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">from their website</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),(4756,154029,1,'2021-05-04 03:55:17','2021-05-04 03:55:17','22c7033c-ac95-4b5c-8ad7-d27c46938e6a','<p><strong>This year’s Heart Week, that runs from 3-9 May 2021, presents an opportunity for healthcare professionals to engage with patients about their risk of developing cardiovascular disease (CVD). </strong> </p>\n<p>Heart Foundation Senior Heart Health Coordinator Andrea Love, said it is vital to prioritise heart health this week and every week. </p>\n<p>“76,500 CVD-related events could be prevented with a heart health check,” Ms Love said. <br /></p>\n\n<p>The Heart Foundation’s focus this Heart Week is on supporting health professionals to deliver more Heart Health Checks to eligible patients, a vital step to empower people to look after their heart health. </p>\n<p>“Within general practice the Heart Health Check is a relative new item number and takes about 20 minutes to complete,” Ms Love said. </p>\n<p>From 1 April 2019, two MBS items were introduced to allow GPs and medical practitioners (other than a specialist of consultant physicians) to conduct a heart health check. </p>\n<p>Ms Love said the COVID-19 pandemic had made people more aware of how important health is—and makes a case for the prevention of chronic disease. </p>\n<p>“People who live with cardiovascular disease have increased vulnerability to severe complications of COVID-19 and the issues we had (during the height of the pandemic) were people avoiding regular consultations.” </p>\n<p>“Now we have the vaccine rollout and people are coming into their GPs to be vaccinated. They could also ask about a heart health check in order to maximise on visits to primary care.” </p>\n<p>On Wednesday 5 May, the Heart Foundation will host the Heart Week webinar, <em>Driving Best Practice CVD Prevention in a Post-COVID World</em>. </p>\n<p>Ms Love said the webinar would be relevant to all clinicians. </p>\n<p>“We have a really great panel and the main topic will be how COVID-19 has impacted CVD health and the strategies that complement the CVD risk approach,” she said. </p>\n<p>One of the complementary strategies that GPs are encouraged to talk to at-risk patients about, is the <a href=\"http://www.myhealthforlife.com.au/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\"><em>My health for life</em> program,</a> designed to help Queenslanders stay well and lessen their risk of developing conditions such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, stroke, high cholesterol and high blood pressure. </p>\n<p>Ms Love said <em>My health for life</em> offers patients a lifestyle-based intervention that complements other therapies that their clinicians might suggest. </p>\n<p>For more information on the Heart Foundation webinar, visit the <a href=\"https://heartfoundation-au.zoom.us/webinar/register/5916189736296/WN_Nl-0JVlBSkCU72j7sNBttA\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">Zoom registration page</a>. </p>\n<p>On Thursday 13 May, the PHN is also hosting a CVD-focused quality improvement webinar<em>,</em> Cardiovascular Disease in Primary Care, for practice staff. For more information, <a href=\"https://brisbanenorthphn.org.au/events/quality-improvement-focus-cardiovascular-disease-in-primary-care\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">visit the PHN website</a>. </p>\n<p>Health professionals can download the Heart Foundation’s Heart Health Check Toolkit <a href=\"https://www.heartfoundation.org.au/Bundles/Heart-Health-Check-Toolkit/\" target=\"_blank\" rel=\"noreferrer noopener\">from their website</a>. </p>',NULL,NULL,NULL),