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National Clinical Quality Registry Program – Communiques
Resources › Collections3 October 2025 - This collection contains communiques that provide updates on the National Clinical Quality Registry Program.
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Chronic Wound Consumables Scheme
Our work28 July 2025 - The Chronic Wound Consumables Scheme (CWCS) covers the cost of wound consumable products for people who have diabetes and a chronic wound, and who are 65 and over, or 50 and over for First Nations people.
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BreastScreen Australia Clinical Advisory Group (CAG)
1 February 2024 - The BreastScreen Australia Clinical Advisory Group (CAG) provides expert advice to the BreastScreen Australia Program about clinical issues.
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Rural health workforce
Topics30 May 2025 - Around 1 in 4 Australians lives in a rural or regional area. We develop policies and run programs to encourage health professionals to train and practise in rural and remote areas.
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How we support Primary Health Networks
Our work › Primary Health Networks18 December 2025 - PHNs manage their region in line with the needs of their community, based on consultation and guidance from community advisory committees and clinical councils, as well as Australian Government health priorities. The program guidelines and performance framework provide structure for the program.
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HPC Sector Clinical Advisory Group contact
Contacts6 November 2023 - Contact the secretariat for enquiries about the Haemopoietic Progenitor Cell (HPC) Sector Clinical Advisory Group’s work.
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Establishing the National Lung Cancer Screening Program
Our work › National Lung Cancer Screening Program15 December 2025 - Learn more about the background work to create the National Lung Cancer Screening Program.
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Prescribed List contact
Contacts23 January 2026 - Contact us if you have questions about the Prescribed List, the Medical Devices and Human Tissue Advisory Committee (MDHTAC) or Expert Clinical Advisory Groups (ECAGs).
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BreastScreen Australia Program
Our work18 August 2025 - BreastScreen Australia is a joint initiative of the Australian and state and territory governments and aims to reduce illness and death from breast cancer by detecting the disease early. Women over 40 can have a free mammogram every 2 years and we actively invite women aged 50 to 74 to screen.
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What we're doing about sexual health
Topics › Sexual health22 January 2026 - We coordinate the national response to sexually transmissible infections (STI), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and cervical cancer through policies, programs, strategies and information campaigns. We monitor and respond to outbreaks and subsidise medicines.