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Our work in this focus area looks at how to strengthen and expand the connections between healthcare components, including public health services, hospitals, primary care, specialists, technology, digital tools and transport services, to deliver equitable, quality health care that responds to specific community priorities and needs. View our Health Systems resources below.

Health Systems resources

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Health Systems
01 July 2022
2021-22 Primary Health Workforce Needs Assessment Summary Report
The 2021-22 Primary Health Workforce Needs Assessment Summary Report seeks to inform, and guide effective responses by articulating the current state of the primary health workforce in NSW and identifying needs in the following priority areas: access, quality and future planning. It explores factors such as natural disasters and emergencies, internet connectivity and health workforce capability.
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Health Systems
01 July 2021
2020-21 Primary Health Workforce Needs Assessment Summary Report 
The 2020-21 Primary Health Workforce Needs Assessment (HWNA) Summary Report has reviewed and updated evidence in relation to the wider primary health workforce. It also includes data on emerging issues including natural disasters and emergencies such as the 2020 bushfires and COVID-19, internet connectivity, health workforce capability and predictors of intention to increase or reduce hours of work among GPs.
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Health Systems
01 July 2020
2019-20 Primary Health Workforce Needs Assessment Summary Report
The 2019-20 Primary Health Workforce Needs Assessment Summary Report focuses on the health workforce needs of nursing and midwifery professionals working in the rural primary health care context.
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Health Systems
01 July 2018
2017-18 Primary Health Workforce Needs Assessment Summary Report
The 2017-18 Primary Health Workforce Needs Assessment Summary Report focuses on the health workforce needs of General Practitioners.
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acknowledgement

The Malang Nguyran – Together Us All artwork by Wonnarua Australian Aboriginal artist Saretta Fielding signifies the sharing of cultures and reflects the underlying philosophy of Australian Centre for Health Access (ACHA).

ACHA respectfully acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land on which we learn and work together, and commits to building collaborative relationships, respect and opportunities with Indigenous peoples around the world to achieve their aspirations.

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