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Wee Waa

Wee Waa Town Centre

Health services are delivered by a lot of different organisations. Some are public organisations like hospitals, or private businesses like GP clinics and chemists, and some are charities. They all provide care to your community.

The Wee Waa Collaborative Care project aims to identify solutions to primary healthcare needs through a co-design process. Representatives from local health service providers and community organisations are working together to support the general health and well-being of the community in Wee Waa and its neighbouring towns.

We are inviting the community to have their say on local health service needs through a Community Health Services Survey.

The Collaborative Care Program received funding through the NSW Ministry of Health.

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Primary health care is generally the first point of contact you have with the health system. This might be your local GP, or an allied health professional such as a dentist, physio or speech pathologist. Your local pharmacist is another primary health care provider, and so is a community nurse or a midwife. These health practitioners provide continuing care to patients and coordinate any specialist care the patient may need.

The Collaborative Care project is supported by representatives from HealthWISE, Hunter New England Health, Namoi Care Connect, Narrabri Shire Council, NSW Ambulance, Primary Health Network, Rural Doctors Network, and Wee Waa Local Aboriginal Lands Council.

Please direct all project enquiries to Justyn Walker, Program Lead - Collaborative Care, on 02 4924 8066 or jwalker@nswrdn.com.au

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The Collaborative Care Program received funding through the NSW Ministry of Health and is facilitated by Rural Doctors Network.