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Primary health care is any medical service that is provided outside the four walls of a hospital, including aged care, community health, general practice, custodial, schools and many other primary health care settings. Australia's 98,000+ primary health care nurses play a critical role in disease prevention and control to keep people healthy. They provide proactive care and health promotion to keep Australians well.
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Media Release: 28 August 2024
On 26 July 2024, the inaugural Primary Health Care Congress (PHC Congress) was convened at the International Convention Centre, Adelaide. The Congress was attended by approximately 60 health leaders from medical, nursing, allied health and university peak bodies and professional organisations, along with representatives from the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care.
Against the backdrop of significant health reform discussions in Australia, the PHC Congress recognised that effective and timely reform of the primary health care system requires clear and visible alignment from multiple stakeholders.
Through the PHC Congress process, four areas achieved consensus support as being priorities for government consideration as it reforms the health system:
About the Primary Health Care Alliance
The PHC Congress was organised by the Primary Health Care Alliance. The Alliance consists of the members whose logos appear in this document, who have a common interest in transforming the primary health care system to a model of multidisciplinary primary health care through collaborative efforts that support system-wide reform.
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