The resources focus on using the 10A Due and overdue report to assist practices follow up individuals due or overdue for vaccinations and a data quality guide.
The AIR 10A Due and overdue report provides step by step instructions on how to request, download, save, customise, and modify an AIR-010A Report.
The AIR Data quality user guide assists vaccination and information providers to ensure the data they submit to the AIR is accurate.
The survey, run by the Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association (APNA), is open to nurses working in general practices, aged care, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, plus all other non-hospital community settings.
Every nurse who completes the survey has the chance to win a $1,000 Red Balloon experience voucher. Click here to take the survey.
We are seeking submissions from artists across the NQPHN region from Sarina in the south, west to Croydon and Kowanyama, and up to the northernmost point of the Torres Strait Islands. This year's competition has two categories:
The artwork should represent Connection to Country in our communities.
There will be prizes for first, second, and third place for each category in this competition:
The three successful artwork pieces from each category, (first, second, and third places) will be displayed in NQPHN’s offices, website, showcased in the next Annual Report (along with the artist’s photo and bio), and other potential NQPHN collateral.
The artwork must be hand drawn, sketched, painted on paper or canvas, sculpted, made from textiles (with allowances for the artwork to be captured digitally via high resolution photography or film), or created in digital form.
The size of the artwork must be A3 (297mm x 420mm—portrait or landscape) or larger.
The artwork must have an underlying theme of Connection to Country.
Either new or existing artwork that fit the brief are welcome for submission.
You must read and accept the terms and conditions.
The submission deadline has been extended. Artwork must be submitted by Sunday 15 August 2021, via the link below.
Entries must be supplied as a high resolution PDF, high resolution photo, or be scanned in high resolution (300 DPI) as a JPG, and follow the rules and guidelines.
Your submission should also include:
IMPORTANT: Artwork by an adult will be disqualified. Submitted artwork must be by the artist.
The successful artwork submissions will be announced in the second week of September (6–10 September 2021). Winners will be contacted directly and also announced on NQPHN’s Indigenous Youth Art Competition page, as well as on NQPHN’s Facebook page.
All participants will receive certificates of participation.
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