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Brisbane South PHN is a not-for-profit organisation that works with primary health providers and our communities to improve the health of everyone in our region by creating a health system that is easier to navigate. Brisbane South PHN works with the primary health sector and provides support to health care providers, delivers workforce training and development, facilitates the implementation of d
igital health systems and commissions health services for vulnerable communities. While the Australian Government has contributed funding for this activity, it has not reviewed the content and is not responsible for any injury, loss or damage however arising from the use of, or reliance on, the information provided herein.
25/08/2025
📣 Calling all practice managers and practice nurses!
Join us at the Brisbane South PHN Practice Manager and Practice Nurse Network meeting.
Topics include practical ways to improve health outcomes of people from diverse backgrounds, along with insights from a school nurse about health care for children at school.
📅 Wednesday 3 September 2025
🕕 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
📍 Brisbane South PHN Office, Eight Mile Plains
Together: Shaping Regional Wellbeing 2025–2030 is our plan to enhance mental health, su***de prevention, and alcohol and other drug services in our region.
Developed by Brisbane South PHN and Metro South Health, and created with the input of over 300 carers, service providers and people with lived-living experience, the plan is designed to:
• help people in our region to access care services that best support their needs
• work with communities to have a say in how services are delivered
• build a stronger, more connected, integrated service system that focusses on people and their needs.
Thank you to everyone who shared their time and knowledge to develop this plan and improve the health and wellbeing outcomes of our local communities.
Brisbane South PHN is now accepting expression of interest (EOI) applications for 3 new Medicare Urgent Care Clinics (Medicare UCCs).
Eligible general practices and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services are invited to submit an expression of interest (EOI) to become a Medicare UCC in the government announced locations of Capalaba, Carindale, Greenslopes and surrounds.
As part of the Primary Care Enhancement Program (PCEP), Country to Coast QLD (CCQ) have several initiatives available to all health professionals practicing in the Brisbane South PHN region.
Your practice staff are invited to take this opportunity to improve healthcare outcomes for patients with intellectual disabilities through:
- CPD-accredited eLearning modules
- simple Quality improvement (QI) steps for delivering patient-centred, inclusive and comprehensive care to individuals with intellectual disabilities.
The Thriving and On Track (TOTs) Initiative is a collaborative initiative between Children's Health Queensland, Department of Education, Griffith University, Logan Together, Brisbane South PHN and other community partners.
This initiative is delivered in Early Childhood Education Centres (ECECs) and community hubs across Logan and Inala, with the goal of providing early developmental support to children, families and ECEC educators.
Today on Aged Care Employee Day, we celebrate the more than 400, 000 aged care workers who make a meaningful difference in the lives of older people all over Australia.
While we acknowledge Aged Care Employee Day every year on August 7, we also see the tireless and meaningful work that happens in residential aged care homes, general practices and hospitals every single day.
If you work in the aged care sector and would like to receive a monthly update from the Older Persons Programs team at Brisbane South PHN, email us at agedcare@bsphn.org.au and ask to be on the Aged Care Insights mailing list.
"We have people who have been there for 15, 20, 35 years (working) in aged care... and they do it because they do it from their heart."
05/08/2025
Thank you QIP - Quality Innovation Performance Limited for helping us share how we're working to embed inclusion across the healthcare system.
What happens when an organisation brings its values to life by embedding inclusion in the way it works, leads and supports its people and community?
For Brisbane South PHN, achieving Rainbow Tick accreditation marked a powerful recognition of their deep and ongoing commitment to fostering inclusive healthcare. It represents a landmark achievement on a values-led journey to create a safe, supportive and equitable environment for LGBTIQA+ communities, staff, and the local service providers and communities they support through their commissioning and system leadership work.
The accreditation process offered a meaningful opportunity to strengthen internal systems, build staff capability and embed inclusive practices across every level of the organisation. Brisbane South PHN also collaborated with other PHNs, sharing knowledge and encouraging other PHNs across the country to embark on their own inclusion journeys.
Read the full article to learn how Brisbane South PHN is leading with pride and contributing to growing momentum for sector-wide change 👉 https://bit.ly/3GMRLpE
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31/07/2025
World Hepatitis Day (28 July) was a time for us to reflect on the ways we’re working towards eliminating hepatitis C as a public health threat by 2030.
Since 2022, Brisbane South PHN and Hepatitis Queensland have proudly partnered to support people in our region on their hepatitis C journeys.
Through the Hepatitis Queensland Community Corrections Project, we’ve seen improved access and uptake of hepatitis C testing and lifesaving medical treatment for people transitioning from prison to the community.
It's National Diabetes Week and the focus for 2025 is on prevention.
Here's what Diabetes Australia has to say about this year's theme:
"Whether it’s preventing type 2 diabetes or preventing complications for people living with all types of diabetes, awareness and action make a difference."
Locally, the Chronic Disease Diabetes Service, offered by Metro South Health, provides education, information, management, and support to adults (older than 18 years of age) diagnosed with all types of diabetes:
The 2025 Festival of Nursing is heading to Brisbane this July. Join your peers from across the country for 3 days of learning, connection and celebration.
Register now and claim 10% off your ticket price with the code BSPHN10.
A big thank you to the National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health on a very successful Annual Conference 2025.
What an incredible opportunity to connect with and learn from the many talented people who work to improve health and wellbeing outcomes for people with intellectual disability.
Queenslanders with Disability Network Metro South Health Queensland Health
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Brisbane South PHN is a not-for-profit organisation that works in partnership with local community organisations, health care professionals, regional hospital and health services, state and federal governments, and the public, private and not-for-profit sectors to support a well-coordinated and collaborative primary health system.
We are committed to increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of medical services and improving health and wellbeing in Brisbane south. We do this through both supporting primary care providers and directly commissioning services.
Our region contains 23% of Queensland’s population. This includes a large proportion of vulnerable populations, including culturally and linguistically diverse peoples, refugees, older persons, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The Brisbane south region covers a large geographic area south of the Brisbane River, including metropolitan, rural and remote island locations, and its residents have varied expectations about health and health services.
Given the wide variations in social determinants of health, health behaviours, health outcomes and system/service availability, our role is particularly important for those most vulnerable in the community and at risk of poor health outcomes.
We support the primary health sector through:
providing support services so health service providers can be better placed to deliver care to patients, keeping them healthy and out of hospital
providing workforce development through training and education
working with practices to understand and use eHealth systems
careful analysis and planning to identify and address health service gaps
working with others to purchase or commission health services for local groups most in need, including patients with complex chronic conditions or mental illness.
Disclaimer: While the Australian Government contributed funding for this material, it has not reviewed the content and is not responsible for any injury, loss or damage however arising from the use of or reliance on the information provided herein.
