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Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network (MPHN)
Who We Are
Health Professionals
Community
Our Role and Impact
Working With Us
Who We Are
Health Professionals
Community
Our Role and Impact
Working With Us
Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 27/3/26 Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 27/3/26

Resources: Council for Intellectual Disability

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Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 27/3/26 Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 27/3/26

Speech pathology Medicare items update

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AHPA webinar: Start with your HPI‑I: The first step to digital connection
Cristy Houghton 24/3/26 Cristy Houghton 24/3/26

AHPA webinar: Start with your HPI‑I: The first step to digital connection

Allied Health Professionals Australia (AHPA) is supporting the sector through its Digital Health Education Webinar series, providing practical guidance for allied health providers at all stages of digital maturity.

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Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 4/3/26 Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 4/3/26

Carer Conversations and Eating Disorders

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Enhancing the student–supervisor partnership

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Connecting physical and mental health 

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Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 2/3/26 Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 2/3/26

Free digital adoption support now available through AHPA

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Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 2/3/26 Margot Schoonmaker-Barton 2/3/26

Build secure messaging into your digital toolkit

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Help end placement poverty for all allied health disciplines
Cristy Houghton 13/2/26 Cristy Houghton 13/2/26

Help end placement poverty for all allied health disciplines

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The Dialogue: February
Cristy Houghton 12/2/26 Cristy Houghton 12/2/26

The Dialogue: February

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Connecting physical and mental health
Cristy Houghton 12/2/26 Cristy Houghton 12/2/26

Connecting physical and mental health

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Be a Health Hero: work experience program in the Western Murrumbidgee
Cristy Houghton 11/2/26 Cristy Houghton 11/2/26

Be a Health Hero: work experience program in the Western Murrumbidgee

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Resource: working with carers, family and kin – a guide for health professionals
Cristy Houghton 10/2/26 Cristy Houghton 10/2/26

Resource: working with carers, family and kin – a guide for health professionals

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Health Pathways update: complex neurodevelopmental disorders
Cristy Houghton 10/2/26 Cristy Houghton 10/2/26

Health Pathways update: complex neurodevelopmental disorders

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Cultural awareness: December
Cristy Houghton 27/11/25 Cristy Houghton 27/11/25

Cultural awareness: December

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The Dialogue: December
Cristy Houghton 27/11/25 Cristy Houghton 27/11/25

The Dialogue: December

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CPD + Events
Cristy Houghton 27/11/25 Cristy Houghton 27/11/25

CPD + Events

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Done for you: secure messaging information
Cristy Houghton 27/11/25 Cristy Houghton 27/11/25

Done for you: secure messaging information

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Foundational Supports – Have Your Say survey
Cristy Houghton 27/11/25 Cristy Houghton 27/11/25

Foundational Supports – Have Your Say survey

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Better and faster access: My Health Record
Cristy Houghton 27/11/25 Cristy Houghton 27/11/25

Better and faster access: My Health Record

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We acknowledge and pay respects to the traditional owners of the lands on which MPHN operates; the Wiradjuri, Nari Nari, Wemba Wemba, Perepa Perepa, Yorta Yorta, Ngunnawal, Ngarigo, Bangerang and Yitha Yitha Nations. We recognise our communities are made up of many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples descended from additional mobs and clans who also call the Murrumbidgee region home. 

We pay respect to elders past, present and future and recognise these lands have always been places of traditional healing and medicine, and this plays a role in shaping future health services.

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Fostering a welcoming and inclusive space for the rainbow community.