During times of uncertainty and unpredictability, it’s important to look after yourself. Self care is something we all know about, but often don’t prioritise. This is particularly true for those in helping roles, and those trying to juggle their professional and family responsibilities.

North Queensland residents are being urged to be patient, as the COVID-19 vaccine rollout program for Phase 1b ramps up in communities across the region.

The second learning retreat for the Indigenous Health-Centred Diploma of Leadership and Management was recently held in Cairns.

In recognition of the significant Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workforce in the NQPHN region, a collaboration with Health Workforce Queensland (HWQ) and Health Industry Training (HIT) was established. HWQ funded places under their Bursary Program, and HIT developed and provided the training for this course.

The Board of Northern Queensland Primary Health Network (NQPHN) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms Robin Whyte as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Leaders from across the Townsville region launched the Townsville Area Palliative Care Plan 2020-2024, an initiative of Palliative Care Queensland, Northern Queensland Primary Health Network (NQPHN), and the Townsville Hospital and Health Service.

The Break it Down project content is now more accessible to North Queenslanders thanks to a collaboration with Hitnet.

Around three-quarters of the people who die by suicide in the Whitsunday, Isaac, and Mackay region are men. These men are aged from teenagers to the elderly - they are our brothers, sons, husbands, workmates, friends, and neighbours.

Primary health organisation committed to improving the wellbeing of Indigenous communities in North Queensland

Young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are being encouraged to make an early start towards a career in healthcare.

The Northern Queensland PHN Digital Health Team recently hosted an event in Cairns around privacy and security in a healthcare practice.