OUR PURPOSE. To improve, promote and protect the health of country Western Australians.
OUR PURPOSE. To improve the lives of our patients and their families, our communities and humanity.
OUR PURPOSE. What we are here to do
OUR PURPOSE. What we are here to do XXXXX improves country people’s health and well-being through access to quality services and by supporting people to look after their own health.
OUR PURPOSE. 6.6.1 To deliver services valued by our community in the best possible way.
OUR PURPOSE. In addition to keeping youth safe while families are working YALC provides each child with a fun, safe and supportive environment which includes a wide variety of enrichment activities that traditionally take place in the summer months, between the hours of 7:15 am to 5:45 pm
OUR PURPOSE. In becoming a member of North East Healthy Communities, we agree to lead, connect, support and take collective action to create healthy communities, prevent illness and harm, and promote access and equity.
OUR PURPOSE. Neighborhood Christian Preschool exists to provide a safe and loving environment that fosters developmentally appropriate practice to reach children spiritually, emotionally, socially, and academically.
OUR PURPOSE. The purpose of Benalla Health is to facilitate a healthy and resilient community through the provision of integrated, lifelong healthcare services. Compassion, Empathy, Accountability, Respect and Excellence. The Care Coordinator is expected to monitor client progress and evaluate care plans in liaison with GP’s and the multidisciplinary team at all stages of client care provision, ensuring clear communication between services, preventing duplication of referrals and service delivery. The Care Coordinator role helps in providing clients and carers with a contact point for all client care issues during the episode of care. The Care Coordinator identifies and actions a pathway of care and support for clients who are transitioning out of HIP in liaison with other service providers. The role for PACP clients specifically focuses on connecting clients to appropriate brokered services that maximise functional capacity, social participation and improve self- management within a short time frame, post discharge from a public hospital. Where there is a carer identified, assessment and care planning focuses on the carer relationship rather than the individual in isolation. The Duty Worker in the PACP role is expected to provide clients and carers with a contact point for client care issues during the episode of care. The Duty Worker identifies and actions a pathway of support, if required, for clients who are transitioning out of PACP in liaison with other service providers. • Achievement of competencies for a registered professional, as prescribed by Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). • Carrying out research and development, providing input to the development of clinical guidelines, and participating in appropriate committees. • Delivery of excellent client care in accordance with the philosophy of person centred, coordinated care. • Facilitating streamlined and timely access for clients to the community based services they require. • Purchasing PACP services on behalf of the client that are within program and budget parameters.
OUR PURPOSE. The purpose of Benalla Health is to facilitate a healthy and resilient community through the provision of integrated, lifelong healthcare services. Compassion, Empathy, Accountability, Respect and Excellence. The Key Worker – Chronic Disease Management, Health Independence Program (HIP) is involved in the provision of holistic assessment of clients, care coordination, and self- management coaching support to clients to assist them to achieve self-management and lifestyle goals. This includes support and education of both client and carer to assist in informed decision making processes and where necessary undertaking an advocacy role. The Key Worker is expected to monitor client progress and evaluate care plans in liaison with GP’s and the multidisciplinary team at all stages of client care provision, ensuring clear communication between services, preventing duplication of referrals and service delivery. The Key Worker role helps in providing clients and carers with a contact point for all client care issues during the episode of care. The Key Worker identifies and actions a pathway of care and support for clients who are transitioning out of HIP in liaison with other service providers. The role for PACP clients specifically focuses on connecting clients to appropriate brokered services that maximise functional capacity, social participation and improve self- management within a short time frame, post discharge from a public hospital. Where there is a carer identified, assessment and care planning focuses on the carer relationship rather than the individual in isolation. The Duty Worker in the PACP role is expected to provide clients and carers with a contact point for client care issues during the episode of care. The Duty Worker identifies and actions a pathway of support, if required, for clients who are transitioning out of PACP in liaison with other service providers. • Achievement of competencies for a registered professional, as prescribed by Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). • Carrying out research and development, providing input to the development of clinical guidelines, and participating in appropriate committees. • Delivery of excellent client care in accordance with the philosophy of person centred, coordinated care. • Facilitating streamlined and timely access for clients to the community based services they require. • Purchasing PACP services on behalf of the client that are within program and budget parameters.
