CPHCE Recent News
CPHCE featured on Croakey website online article
CPHCE featured on Croakey website online article 'Navigating our way to equity in the health system and beyond: #CPHCE takes on health literacy'
CPHCE Annual Report 2017
CPHCE Annual Report 2017 now available in our publication section.
HeLP-GP study currently recruiting general practices in Sydney and Adelaide
This is a cluster randomised controlled trial of the effectiveness of an intervention which uses accessible and interactive information technology to support general practice nurses to better communicate with patients with low health literacy, to help them use information, set priorities, navigate referral and maintain behaviour change.
UNSW Scientia PhD Scholarship Scheme 2019 is now open – apply by 20 July 2018
We have some exciting news! Three of the 2019 round of the prestigious UNSW Scientia PhD Scholarships is offered in our area of research. We are looking for committed PhD scholars globally in the following research topics:
Growing Well: Renewing Sydney’s housing for health, wellbeing and equity
Research Priorities Forum - Research Priorities for Central and Eastern Sydney
Over 30 people attended the half day research priorities forum on Thursday, 22 March 2018 organised by the Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity, UNSW in collaboration with Sydney Local Health District (SLHD), South Eastern Sydney Local Health District (SESLHD) and Central and Eastern Sydney Primary Health Network (CESPHN).
CPHCE director wanted
The Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity is looking for a new Director. Is this you?
Introducing Dr Sameera Ansari
Dr Sameera Ansari will be joining SEaRCH as a Research Fellow working on Integrated Care.
CPHCE featured in the launch of the HIA report on Western Sydney Airport
Media covergae for CPHCE in the launch of the HIA report on Western Sydney Airport: Researchers from CPHCE have found there is room for improvement in the community engagement processes for the development of Western Sydney Airport.
Bill Randolph presented Ian Webster oration at CPHCE Annual Forum
Professor Bill Randolph presented at CPHCE Annual Forum 2017 ' Inequality, Wellbeing and City', focusing on urban planning and health. The suburbanisation of disadvantage in Sydney, inner city 'cleansed' of lower income groups.
Elizabeth Harris writes about the challenges on the health impact of redevelopment and increased density in our urban area
Reducing Redevelopment Impact on Health and Wellbeing The impact of redevelopment and increased density in our urban areas will have a major impact on health and well being of existing and new residents. The equity considerations will be significant, particularly in areas such as Waterloo with existing public housing a feature of the redevelopment. Liz Harris writes about the challenges