The South Eastern Melbourne Primary Health Network (SEMPHN) is dedicated to helping allied health professionals create healthier communities across the region. As the second-largest clinical workforce in Australia, allied health professionals are essential to primary care.
SEMPHN is focused on raising awareness of the crucial role played by allied health professionals and supporting their integration into the wider healthcare system. By promoting collaboration with general practices and offering tailored support, SEMPHN helps these professionals navigate local challenges and provide more coordinated, patient-centered care.
Through its efforts, SEMPHN aims to build a more connected, effective, and sustainable healthcare system, ensuring that every patient receives the comprehensive care they need.
Allied Health Practice Engagement Toolkit
The allied health toolkit developed was designed to support allied health professionals in navigating the complexities of the local healthcare systems, enhancing care delivery and strengthening allied health practices.
This toolkit serves as a vital resource, offering key insights, practical tools and educational opportunities to enhance both patient care and business management.
This comprehensive toolkit is designed to support allied health professionals with:
- Navigating the local health system
- Identifying digital health and information systems
- Improving clinical quality and governance
- Enhancing business efficiency and funding sources
- Connecting with education and networking opportunities
- Each chapter of the toolkit is organised into specific topics with a curated list of online resources and tools.
How we support Allied Health
Please click the links below to learn more about our work to provide a variety of programs, services and resources to allied health professionals.
National Allied Health in Primary Care Engagement Framework
The National PHN Cooperative has launched a framework designed to strengthen collaboration between Primary Health Networks (PHNs) and the allied health sector. This framework, The National PHN Allied Health in Primary Care Engagement Framework, will serve as a roadmap for increased and collaborative ways of working.
Allied Health Peak Bodies and practitioners, State/Territory and Federal government and PHNs have all played a crucial role in shaping the development of the Framework over the past year. This input has been invaluable in informing future engagement strategies to support allied health contributions to consumer and community outcomes.
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