Tag: Central Coast
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Revisiting BC’s Grizzly Hunt Ban in the Wake of Bella Coola Bear Attack
Context: The Grizzly Hunt Ban and its Intent British Columbia’s ban on grizzly hunting, enacted in late 2017, marked a watershed moment for wildlife policy in Canada. The province allowed only First Nations hunting for food, while prohibiting recreational hunting of grizzly bears. Supporters framed the move as a bold step to safeguard a species…
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Grizzly Bear Attack Strikes Students in British Columbia’s Central Coast
Overview of the incident A grizzly bear attacked a group of students and teachers in a remote community along British Columbia’s Central Coast on Thursday, injuring several people. The incident occurred in a setting that underscores the challenges of safety in remote, wilderness-adjacent communities. Local school officials, police, and conservation authorities are coordinating a response…
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Grizzly Bear Attack Injures Students and Teachers in British Columbia’s Central Coast
Overview of the Incident A grizzly bear attacked a group of students and teachers on Thursday in a remote community along British Columbia’s Central Coast, injuring several individuals. The attack occurred in a setting understood to be near a school or school-occupied area, prompting a swift response from local police, school officials, and conservation authorities.…
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Tenders Open for Medicare Mental Health Centres on Central Coast and Tamworth/Armidale
Overview: New Medicare Mental Health Centres to Enhance Care The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) has opened a competitive Request for Proposal (RFP) inviting organisations with proven capability to establish and operate new Medicare Mental Health Centre (MMHC) services. The initiative targets the Central Coast and the Tamworth/Armidale region, aiming…
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Tenders Open for Medicare Mental Health Centres on the Central Coast and Tamworth/Armidale
Overview: A new chapter for Medicare Mental Health Centres The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) has opened a Request for Proposal (RFP) inviting organisations with demonstrated capability and capacity to deliver high-quality mental health care. The objective is to establish and operate new Medicare Mental Health Centre (MMHC) services on…
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Tenders Open for Medicare Mental Health Centre Delivery on Central Coast and Tamworth/Armidale
Overview: New Medicare Mental Health Centre Tenders The Hunter New England Central Coast Primary Health Network (HNECC PHN) has opened a competitive bidding process to establish and operate new Medicare Mental Health Centre (MMHC) services. Organisations with proven capability and capacity are invited to submit a response to the Request for Proposal (RFP) to deliver…
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Adopting HealthPathways in Primary Health Network: Streamlining Care for GPs and Communities
Why HealthPathways Matters for Primary Health Network HealthPathways is a practical, evidence‑based platform that provides GPs and other primary care clinicians with locally tailored information on assessment, management, and referral pathways. For the Primary Health Network (PHN) region, adopting HealthPathways means faster, more consistent care, reduced unnecessary referrals, and improved patient outcomes. A growing majority…
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Why GPs Should Embrace HealthPathways: Streamlined Guidance for Central Coast and Hunter New England
Unlocking Faster, More Consistent Patient Care with HealthPathways For general practitioners (GPs) across the Central Coast and Hunter New England regions, HealthPathways offers a practical, evidence-based framework to guide patient assessment, management, and local referrals. If you haven’t yet set up a personal HealthPathways account, you’re joining a majority of colleagues who already benefit from…