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Brisbane South PHN is a not-for-profit organisation that works with primary health providers and our communities to improve the health of everyone in our region by creating a health system that is easier to navigate. Brisbane South PHN works with the primary health sector and provides support to health care providers, delivers workforce training and development, facilitates the implementation of d

igital health systems and commissions health services for vulnerable communities. While the Australian Government has contributed funding for this activity, it has not reviewed the content and is not responsible for any injury, loss or damage however arising from the use of, or reliance on, the information provided herein.

31/08/2026

Do you see people who are facing mild mental health challenges?

The new Medicare Mental Health Check In service offers free online support to help people build practical skills and feel more confident day-to-day.

✅ The digital service delivers evidence-based, Low-Intensity Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (LiCBT) through online tools to guide people through life's challenges.

✅ People work through the tools independently and, if they need support, with guidance from a qualified mental health practitioner via telehealth.

Support is now available:

• Managing worries
• Reframing unhelpful thoughts
• Improving mood
• Facing fears
• Sleeping better
• Solving problems more effectively

The service is:

✅ Free for everyone living in Australia aged 16 and older
✅ No diagnosis or referral needed

If the service is suitable for your patients, encourage them to:

📞 Call 1800 595 212
🌐 Visit mentalhealthcheckin.gov.au

04/08/2026

👨‍⚕️Join the 2026 Paediatric Masterclass for General Practice — 20 free tickets available.

The annual Paediatric Masterclass for General Practice is the leading paediatric education event for general practitioners (GPs) and nurses in Queensland. The masterclass is a full-day seminar that brings medical experts, GPs and nurses together to explore current health issues affecting children.

📅 Event details
Date: Saturday, 10 October 2026
Time: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Location: Auditorium, Level 7, Queensland Children's Hospital, South Brisbane

Brisbane South PHN is covering the cost of registration for 10 GPs and 10 practice nurses to attend the event for free.

Learn more about the event, eligibility requirements and how to apply for a free ticket: https://bsphn.org.au/news/join-the-2026-paediatric-masterclass-for-general-practice-20-free-tickets-available

28/07/2026

Since 2022, Brisbane South PHN has supported Hepatitis Queensland to improve access to hepatitis C prevention, testing, treatment and care for people in community corrections. We look forward to strengthening this important work to create healthier communities and contribute to the elimination of hepatitis in Queensland.

This year's World Hepatitis Day theme, Take the Next Step, reminds us that every action towards improving awareness, testing, treatment and support, moves us closer to a future free from viral hepatitis.

Health professionals can access education, resources and general practice support through Hepatitis Queensland here: https://www.hepqld.asn.au/for-health-professionals/

10/07/2026

Brisbane South PHN was proud to join the community at the NAIDOC Week Musgrave Park Family Fun Day, celebrating First Nations cultures, achievements and strengthening relationships.

The event provided an opportunity to connect with community members, listen, learn and share information about our health and wellbeing initiatives. It also highlighted the importance of working in partnership with First Nations peoples to improve health outcomes and experiences of care.

As an organisation, we remain committed to advancing health equity by supporting culturally safe healthcare, strengthening relationships with First Nations communities, and continuing to embed First Nations perspectives across our work.

Thank you to everyone who visited our stall and contributed to a memorable day of celebration and connection.

08/07/2026

Help shape mental health, su***de prevention, and alcohol and other drug services in the Brisbane South PHN region by sharing your voice and insights as a Lived-Living Experience Advisor.

Lived-living experience refers to the personal knowledge and insights gained through experiencing mental health challenges, suicidality, or alcohol and other drug use, either in the past (lived experience) or currently (living experience).

Your perspectives are recognised as essential for shaping systems, services, and policies that are responsive, inclusive, and grounded in community realities.

If you’re interested in becoming a Lived-Living Experience Advisor, submit your expression of interest online: https://surveyresearch.com.au/n/WJlS7Rg?ver=1374144586

26/06/2026

Refugee Week 2026 was observed last week, with World Refugee Day 2026 falling on Saturday 20 June.

In addition to reflecting on the Refugee Week that was, health professionals are invited to make use of resources designed to enhance the culturally safe care they provide to peoples of refugee backgrounds. Read on to access these free resources:

https://bsphn.org.au/news/world-refugee-week-2026

15/06/2026

📢 Community Grants Now Open – Mental Health & Su***de Prevention

Applications are now open for community grants supporting mental health and su***de prevention initiatives across Queensland.

Delivered in partnership with Brisbane South PHN and the AMA Queensland Foundation, eligible organisations can apply for up to $20,000 to support programs that:
✔️ Improve access to mental health support
✔️ Build community awareness and reduce stigma
✔️ Strengthen local services and capacity
✔️ Promote wellbeing and help-seeking pathways

This is a great opportunity for community-led, culturally relevant initiatives that make a real difference locally.

🗓 Applications close: 3 pm, Tuesday 30 June 2026

📄 Learn more and apply: https://bsphn.org.au/news/mental-health-and-su***de-prevention-community-grants-opportunity

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05/06/2026

Allied Health Professions Australia (AHPA) and Brisbane South PHN are asking allied health practitioners in our region to share their insights.

If you're an allied health professional, we invite you to join us to discuss opportunities for collaboration and enhancing patient experiences of care.

Take an online survey or meet us in-person: https://bsphn.org.au/news/have-your-say-allied-health-professionals

03/06/2026

June is Bowel Cancer Awareness month, and Bowel Cancer Australia reports that diagnoses in people under 40 years old have more than doubled since 2000, with 1 in 9 new cases now occurring in people under 50. This highlights the need for more proactive screening outreach.

Free bowel cancer screening tests are available for people 45 years and older, with general practices able to order National Bowel Cancer Screening Program kits to have them delivered and provided directly to patients.

See how easy it is to do in your practice with this self-paced quality improvement activity: https://bsphn.org.au/practice-support/quality-improvement/self-paced-qi-activities/ordering-national-bowel-cancer-screening-kits-for-your-patients

26/05/2026

Today on National Sorry Day, we reflect on the strength and resilience of Stolen Generations survivors and acknowledge that the impacts of forced removal policies remain ongoing for First Nations peoples, families and communities.

This year’s theme, ‘From sorry to action’, speaks to the importance of collective action, highlighting that all Australians play a role in building a future grounded in truth-telling, healing and justice.

Healthcare professionals and support staff, particularly those working in primary healthcare settings like general practices, community pharmacies and aged care homes, can directly shape how Stolen Generations survivors experience care and access health services.

Committing to providing safe, respectful and culturally responsive care is one meaningful way healthcare workforces can take action this Sorry Day. A practical step is strengthening our understanding of trauma-informed approaches to supporting Stolen Generations survivors.

Guidance to support health professionals is available from the Healing Foundation.

Access the factsheets on their website:
https://healingfoundation.org.au/resources/working-with-stolen-generations/

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First Floor, Building 20, Garden City Office Park, 2404 Logan Road
Eight Mile Plains, QLD
4113

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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https://bsphn.org.au/

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