Publications

This map shows the geographical area of the Northern Queensland Primary Health Network.

This map shows the Modified Monash Model remoteness area classifications of the Western Queensland Primary Health Network.

This map shows the most socioeconomically disadvantaged areas within the Western Queensland Primary Health Network.

This map shows the geographical area of the Western Queensland Primary Health Network.

This map shows the Modified Monash Model remoteness area classifications of the Central and Eastern Sydney (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the most socioeconomically disadvantaged areas within the Central and Eastern Sydney (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the geographical area of the Central and Eastern Sydney (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the Modified Monash Model remoteness area classifications of the Hunter, New England and Central Coast (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the most socioeconomically disadvantaged areas within the Hunter, New England and Central Coast (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the geographical area of the Hunter, New England and Central Coast (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the Modified Monash Model remoteness area classifications of the Murrumbidgee (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the most socioeconomically disadvantaged areas within the Murrumbidgee (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the geographical area of the Murrumbidgee (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the Modified Monash Model remoteness area classifications of the Nepean Blue Mountains (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the most socioeconomically disadvantaged areas within the Nepean Blue Mountains (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This map shows the geographical area of the Nepean Blue Mountains (NSW) Primary Health Network.

This fact sheet helps older people, their families and carers understand the care minutes requirement for residential aged care.

This fact sheet helps older people, their families and carers understand the 24/7 registered nurse requirement for approved residential aged care.

These guidelines contain the general, initial and ongoing eligibility requirements to access treatment for acid sphingomyelinase deficiency (ASMD) types A/B and B under the Life Saving Drugs Program.

Treating physicians use this application form to apply for a patient to access LSDP medication for ASMD types A/B and B for the first time, or after a break.

Treating physicians use this form to reapply each year for a patient to receive ongoing LSDP medication for ASMD types A/B and B.

Specialists use this spreadsheet to report their patient's test results when reapplying for treatment under the Life Saving Drugs Program.

This communique is published following each meeting of the Thriving Kids Advisory Group. It summarises the meeting discussions and outcomes.

This document answers some frequently asked questions from older people, families and carers about the Support at Home program following the webinar on 14 August 2025.

This report provides information on key insights and themes from the consultation phase of the department’s review of the remoteness classification system known as the Modified Monash Model (MMM).