- diabetes and chronic disease
- People with disabilities and/or their carers also require an particular investment.
- Child and Family Health - increased opening hours and availability of the service to clientele
- Whatever
special needs groups are targeted there will be an ever increasing need
for specialist highly skilled appropriate staffing.
- young parents, fund more C and F H nurses for this specific role and social workers
- Health
prevention- particularly evidence based. CH is a better lead agency for
mental health prevention due to the life span focus of CH and strong
links with families already.
- General
comment - promoting flexible locally based multi disc. teams will
always cater better for special groups than current overemphasis on
standardisation.
- child health - chronic and complex care specific services with case management and multidisciplinary approach
- More specialist staff
- Identify
a homelessness health role where disadvantaged people living on the
street, in crisis accommodation services, boarding houses, private
hotel rooms and caravan parks or staying temporarily with someone else
are proactively sought, assessed and provided assistance and support in
collaboration with other government and non-government services.
Flexible models of service delivery are required from mainstream and
specialist health services to address inequities in both access to
health services and health status e.g. outreach and supported in-reach.
A role in the prevention of homelessness should also be established.
- Remember
Rural areas - not the numbers yes, but distance and time, travel for
outreach is overloading clinicians. Without the good will of staff,
rural NSW Health and Community Health would not exist
- What is health prevention? Investigation includes assessment i
presume. This matrix can only be
adequately completed by people with familiarity with particular service streams
- it would be presumptuous for me to complete for others. What about referral
being listed in the list?
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