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Heavy menstrual bleeding affects one in four Australian women of reproductive age and can have a serious impact on women’s social, emotional and physical quality of life. The Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care (the Commission) has published a new Women’s Health Focus Repo...
Tallai’s Giulia Greenall led a well-balanced life until a simple trip at home earlier this year threw her off kilter. “I’m an active 72-year-old and I feel as young as I ever have, but I knew I needed to get back to fitness after babysitting my four grandchildren, where exercise became less of...
GPs can refer eligible patients to a free, structured, telephone-based chronic disease support service. This patient-centred service covers four domains: physical activity, health education, counselling, behaviour modification strategies and support for self-management. SMOCC is in Gold Coast Health...
This Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, we not only aim to raise awareness about the disease but also want to highlight the crucial role healthcare providers play in this battle. Your encouragement can significantly increase patient participation in bowel cancer screening. The National Bowel Cancer Scree...
GPGC have several exciting updates and ongoing initiatives to share with you. Your continued support and engagement are vital as GPGC work together to enhance general practice on the Gold Coast. Read the key updates: Advocacy Work with Gold Coast PHN and Queensland Health We are actively involved in...
Gold Coast Primary Health Network has developed a suite of Quality Improvement (QI) tools and resources to assist practices and providers in identifying their most vulnerable patients who would benefit from MyMedicare registration. Discussing MyMedicare and registering your most vulnerable patients ...
For most people the weekends fly by too fast. But for 60-year-old Currumbin former crane operator Tony McCormack and wife Tanya, one February weekend last year could not have dragged any slower. Tony had just been diagnosed with bowel cancer, after completing a free bowel screening test that was sen...
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