CSGPN, based at Ashfield, is a progressive membership organisation providing support, resources and training to GPs and their staff in over 350 practices in Sydney’s inner west and Canterbury LGA.
We are seeking a full-time Project Officer working under the Closing the Gap – Improving Indigenous Access to Mainstream Primary Care Program. The role of the position will be to contribute to closing the gap in life expectancy by improving access to culturally sensitive primary care services for Indigenous Australians.
An attractive remuneration package will be negotiated with the successful applicant. For more information contact Peter Wood on 9799 0933 or pwood@csgpn.com.au.
Applications close 5pm Friday 26 March 2010.
]]>You will find links to clinical practice guidelines developed for use in Australian health care settings. Each guideline on this portal has been assessed according to rigorous selection criteria to help you find the type of guideline you are looking for.
The site provides direct links to guidelines or to guideline developer websites. The majority of guidelines linked to are free, however in a few instances payment is required.
]]>If you would like to meet with others with this condition in a social setting, please contact Katherine on 0415 702 891. Carers also welcome.
The new Inner West Support Group at Marrickville Council will meet on Saturdays, every six weeks starting in February 2010.
The dates for 2010 are:
Saturday 6 February
Saturday 20 March
Saturday 1 May
Saturday 3 July
Saturday 21 August
Saturday 2 October
Saturday 20 November
For more information contact Katherine on 0415 702 891 or email: or visit the MS/CFS Society of NSW website:
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On the corner of Darling and Ford Streets, Balmain
8 March - 9 April
MARRICKVILLE
In Smidmore Street, outside Marrickville Metro Shopping Centre
8 March - 30 April
REDFERN
Outside 150 Pitt Street, Redfern
12 April - 23 April
CAMPSIE
Anzac Mall, Beamish Street, Campsie
28 April - 10 September
BreastScreen NSW provides a quality, free screening mammography service that especially targets women aged 50 to 69 years, as these women are in the group that will benefit the most from screening. All women over 40 years are eligible to access the Service.
BreastScreen Sydney South West also operates the permanent screening centres located at Bankstown, Bowral, RPAH Camperdown, Croydon and Liverpool.
For any additional information or to order BreastScreen resources including GP Referral Pads please contact the Health Promotion staff:
Balmain and Redfern Diane Mcleod on 9515 8749 or diane.mcleod@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
Marrickville and Campsie Tanya Vojsk on 9515 8748 or at tanya.vojsk@sswahs.nsw.gov.au
The support of general Practitioners in referring eligible women to BreastScreen remains of critical importance, thank you for your ongoing support.
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