A brighter future: re-imagining domestic violence prevention and support
Successful Doctors in Secondary Schools program to continue
Child sexual abuse: therapy rates and factors affecting use
Looking after your general practice team while caring for people experiencing family violence
Responding to Child and Family Violence Information Sharing Schemes requests: a guide for general practice
Stronger families mean stronger communities
Health professionals join forces against family violence
New pathways to support GPs giving postnatal care
Community of Practice: Family Violence
A new partnership to address low birth weight issues in the community
Responding to the shadow pandemic of family violence: interview with Dr Kirsty Tamis
Help North Western Melbourne Primary Health Network and the Royal Children's Hospital co-design a community of practice for child mental health
News from around our region
New perinatal mental health checklist available in 40 languages
16 April 2025 | Perinatal Anxiety and Depression AustraliaCalling all families with infants within 10km of The Royal Children’s Hospital
27 March 2025 | Murdoch Children's Research InstituteAPNA Festival of Nursing: abstract submission deadlines extended
25 March 2025 | The Australian Primary Health Care Nurses AssociationPractices invited to participated in the lung cancer screening trial
19 March 2025 | University of MelbourneSt Vincent's Melbourne now offering a rapid access clinic for hepatobiliary, upper GI and more
5 March 2025 | St Vincent's Hospital MelbourneUnstable diabetes? The RMH's Hospital Admission Risk Program is there to help
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We acknowledge the people of the Kulin nations as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which our work in the community takes place. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present.
We also recognise, respect and affirm the central role played in our work by people with lived experience, their families and/or carers.
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