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Because Mental Health Matters

Posted on:29-10-2009 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Australia - The healthiest country by 2020

Posted on:29-10-2009 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Integrating Mental Health into Primary Health Care This report on integrating mental health into primary care presents the justification and advantages of providing mental health services in primary care. It can be accessed via the web link listed.

Posted on:29-10-2009 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

How Young People are Faring - 2008

Posted on:21-04-2009 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Client Journey through the Primary Health System The aim of this project was to document the stories of clients who use health services within the south east and thus help service providers to better understand and learn from clients experiences.

Posted on:26-02-2009 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Snapshot of Australian Primary Health Care Research This snapshot of recent Australian research projects demonstrates the potential for primary health care research to improve the health of Australians.

Posted on:26-02-2009 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Low Income Groups and behaviour change interventions A review of intervention content and effectiveness by the Kings Fund. The Kings fund is an independant charitable foundation working for better health, especially in London.

Posted on:04-02-2009 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Beyond the Blame Game Accountability and performance benchmarks for the next Australian Health Care Agreements. A report for the National Health and Hospitals Reform Commission

Posted on:04-02-2009 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Report on the Evaluation of the Care in Your Community Planning Trials September 2007 Care in Your Community is a major policy and planning platform for the ongoing developemnt of Victorian health services. The policy is intended to further develop integration of health services, improve coordination between services and shift services from acute hospital inpatient settings to ambulatory and community - based settings. The Evaluation Report and further information is available via the link below. Visit: Website

Posted on:01-05-2008 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

The Challenge of Obesity in the WHO European Region and the Strategies for response

Posted on:01-05-2008 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Revitalising Health Reform - time to act

Posted on:30-04-2008 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell Author/Source:Australian Institute of Health Policy Studies

Gender as a Health Determinant

Posted on:13-03-2008 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

NCMPCP Implementation Plans NCMPCP presents its’ 2006 – 2007 implementation plans for the four key deliverables for Primary Care Partnerships of: • Partnerships • Integrated Health Promotion • Service Coordination • Integrated Chronic Disease Management. These plans are to be read in conjunction with the North Central Metropolitan Primary Care Partnership Strategic Plan 2006 – 2009. The Strategic Plan provides the major directions of NCMPCP over the coming three years. These implementation plans will be reviewed by the respective Steering/working groups of NCMPCP throughout the year and adjusted accordingly if required. These are living documents and achievements not reached in this year will be carried over into the 07 – 08 implementation plans

Posted on:19-01-2007 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Regional Directions and Priorities 2006-07 Regional Directions and Priorities 2006-07 contains a profile of the North and West Metropolitan Region of the Department of Human Services and an overview of our activities over the coming months. These priorities and directions have been developed in the context of the DHS Plan 2006-07 and A Fairer Victoria, the Victorian Government's social policy action plan. These documents may be downloaded from the following websites: DHS Plan 2006-07 www.dhs.vic.gov.au/dhsplan A Fairer Victoria www.dpc.vic.gov.au The North and West Metropolitan Region's priorities for 2006-07 are: * Client Focus * Growth Populations * Neighbourhood Renewal * People Management * Executive Leadership * Cultural and Linguistic Diversity * Aboriginal Communities * Communication Visit: Website

Posted on:15-12-2006 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

The Numbers of Speakers of African Languages in Victoria Through the language services strategy, the Victorian Office of Multicultural Affairs (VOMA) is working to support strategic improvements to interpreting and translating services in Victoria. In order for VOMA to be able to make decisions about policy directions it requires more detailed information regarding the numbers of speakers of African languages as the use of these languages is emerging in Victorian Communities.

Posted on:01-12-2006 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Community Health Services Creating a healthier Victoria This document outlines the current Community Health Services system in Victoria, sets out the vision for Community Health Services over the next decade, and describes strategies and initiatives to achieve that vision.

Posted on:23-11-2006 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell Author/Source:Primary and Community Health Branch

A Fairer Victoria The lessons learned by the Government over the past five years have enabled us to develop a long term framework for helping people, groups and places overcome disadvantage. This new framework recognises that the needs of some groups will be met by providing better access to mainstream services, while other groups with more complex needs will require more targeted, innovative responses.

Posted on:23-11-2006 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell Author/Source:State Government - Victoria

Policy and Funding Guidelines 2006-07 to 2008 - 09 The Primary Health Branch is responsible for statewide policy development, planning, funding and monitoring for primary health programs and initiatives.

Posted on:23-11-2006 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell Author/Source:Primary Health Branch

Care in Your Community The future Victorian health care system will plan and deliver health care that is person and family centred, based in community settings and planned for the needs of local populations. Care in Your Community signals a major modernisation of the Victorian health system. Health care in the future will be integrated and coordinated around the needs of people, rather than service types, professional boundaries, organisational structure, funding and reporting requirements.

Posted on:23-11-2006 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell

Guidelines for completeing the community health plan and community health plan implementation agreement templates. As a requirement for funding PCP's are to provide a Community Health Plan for the period 2006 - 2009 with annual updates as required and annual Community Health Plan Implementation Agreements (CHPIA) dule July 2007 and 2008 with the final CHPIA due July 2009. This package of documents has been developed to assist PCP's to document thier Community Health Plans and thier CHPIA.

Posted on:23-11-2006 Contributor:Kath O'Donnell Author/Source:Department of Human Services