Sydney North Health Network (SNHN) supports health professionals through professional development programs, training workshops, and access to up-to-date clinical guidelines. SNHN ensures that health professionals are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to deliver optimal patient care.
SNHN has over 1500 members including general practitioners, nurses, allied health practitioners and pharmacists. While we support over 7000 professionals across the region, they’re supporting a diverse population and addressing the unique health needs of communities across the region.
The Northern Sydney PHN, operated by the Sydney North Health Network, is one of 31 Primary Health Networks (PHNs) established by the Australian Government to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of medical services for the community. Our focus is on patients who are at risk of poor health outcomes and we work to improve the coordination of their care so they receive the right care, in the right place at the right time.
Better health outcomes for patients are achieved by working together with a network of health professionals including general practitioners, practice nurses, allied health providers, the Northern Sydney Local Health District and other health services. This partnership approach and community focus is reflected in our vision:
Achieving together – better health, better care.
Sydney North Health Network (SNHN) invites all Practice Managers, Nurses and Practice Staff in our region to an informal breakfast meeting to chat and share your experiences.
Allied Health Professionals and Pharmacists are invited to join us for breakfast. These relaxed, informal mornings offer an opportunity for Allied Health providers to connect, expand professional networks, and explore
Identifying patients at increased risk of melanoma is an important part of primary care. In this engaging webinar from Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA), leading Dermatologist A/Prof Linda Martin will guide
This practical education session will provide an overview of the Support at Home program and its role in supporting people with complex and palliative care needs in the community. Participants
The Community of Practice online sessions will support you in your practice through case-based learning. Participants are enocuraged to share de-identified cases, and questions and interactive discussions are welcomed. These
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