Projects
CPHCE is working with a consortium (Swinburne, University, University of Newcastle and North Coast PHN) to develop education and training materials to improve mental health literacy responsiveness in primary care and specialist health settings. This project is a component of the Health Literacy Initiative that is being managed by the Mental Health Commission of NSW. ...
The study of comprehensive sustained professional home visiting programs initiated antenatally for at risk mothers who reside in a community characterised by profound socioeconomic disadvantage and the impact it has on differing outcomes. ...
This study will follow-up the families in the MECSH project. ...
This study identifies what patients of low SES with chronic illness and their GPs think about chronic illness, their health care and the concept of care planning. ...
Previous work by CPHCE had established a framework for GP Hospital integration. The Department wished to trial approaches to incorporating more integrated operations into the work of hospitals and primary health care services. ...
This study aims to understand how general practitioners (GPs) and patients make decisions regarding the use of non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) for treatment of osteoarthritis ...
This project built on work that had been done by CHETRE in the development of the Health and Equity Statement nd in support of Healthy People 2005. ...
A follow on from the Phase 1 contract ...
Built on Phases 1 and 2 with a view to integrating HIA into the NSW Health System as a tool to improve internal planning and decision-making, and as a way to engage external partners on initiatives which influence health outcomes. ...
This partnership project focuses on a model for access and continuity of primary health care of refugees in three regions (2 in Melbourne and 1 in Sydney). It involves a partnership between Universities, primary health networks and other health services and refugee services. ...
Ensuring that Australians have access to health care is an integral component of Australian health care policy. Growing awareness of the importance of PHC in delivering equitable and cost-effective care is creating interest in better understanding and addressing access to best practice PHC. ...
This project will identify the opportunities where optimising the skill-mix of the primary health care workforce will benefit older Australians.A series of policy alternatives will be defined to optimise skill-mix of the primary healthcare workforce to meet the needs of older Australians. ...
