Primary Care Partnerships (PCP) were established to facilitate primary care agencies to work together to improve health outcomes for consumers.
Ultimately PCP’s work to reduce hospital admissions by:
- preventing ill-health
- facilitating better access to and referral within the service system
- supporting consumers to manage their chronic illnesses in community based settings
Our Partners
The PCP works with health, local government, arts, sport, education, business, natural resource agencies and many others.
Click here to view our partners
PCP Strategic Plan 2006-09: Summary (PDF, 680kb)
PCP Strategic Plan 2006-09: Full Version (PDF, 412k)
PCP Intellectual Propery / Copyright Policy
This policy provides guidelines to staff and members regarding ownership of intellectual propery and copyright issues within the Southern Grampians and Glenelg Primary Care Partnership.
To view the policy, click here
Participant at the "Can't Stand the Heat" Community Information Day in Portland in March 2009
Rebeccan Phyland from Thornbill Eco-education and participant learning how to construct a "no dig" garden at the "Can't Stand the Heat" Community Information Day
Acting EO Rowena Wylie and Chair Kevin O'Brien at the launch of the PCP Partnership Agreement
Anita Thomas and Rosie Rowe, co-authors of the Climate Change Framework
Bruce du Vergier, Rosie Rowe & guest Richard Weatherly at the launch of the Climate Change Framework and the PCP's Annual Meeting
Rosie Rowe, Fiona Heenan and Bruce du Vergier with the silver 2008 Victorian Public Healthcare Award
