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Plural Agency • February 3, 2022

Have you read SEMPHN's Annual Report yet?

The report reflects on our greatest achievements and success stories with a focus on our response to the COVID-19 pandemic as we continued to lead innovative approaches to deliver health care across south eastern Melbourne.

Thank you to all our partners, especially general practices, for working with us during this time. We encourage you to share it with your colleagues.

To view the Annual Report visit annualreport2021.semphn.org.au

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