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HealthPathways: Personal accounts now available

As of 10 March 2025, health professionals can register for their own Tasmanian HealthPathways account and unlock a more personalised, convenient and streamlined experience. HealthPathways aims to guide GPs and other health professionals in the best-practice assessment and management of common medical conditions, including how to refer patients to local specialists and services in the…

Immunisation update: RSV vaccine in pregnancy

From 3 February 2025, the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine Abrysvo will be available on the National Immunisation Program (NIP). A single dose of this vaccine is recommended during pregnancy (from 28 to 36 weeks gestation) to protect infants against RSV illness from birth. Tasmanian providers can order Abrysvo via routine government vaccine ordering systems…

Tender opportunity: Delivery of general practice training on family, domestic and sexual violence *NOW CLOSED*

Primary Health Tasmania has opened a tender as part of the Australian Government’s Supporting the Primary Care Response to Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence Pilot. We invited qualified training organisations to submit a proposal to:  This training will be delivered during the 2025-26 financial year. It will help Tasmanian GPs and their practice teams recognise,…

Get to know: Dr Anna Seth 

Dr Anna Seth is a Hobart GP with an interest in women’s health, environmental impacts on health, and mental health. After completing her medical degree and internship in the United Kingdom, she moved to Australia in 2003 and worked in various medical specialities in far north Queensland before training in general practice and relocating to…

Building resilience, building community

Community members at the Generations Connect Fun Day How two organisations are strengthening wellbeing and resilience following bushfires and floods in the north and north-west of Tasmania When we think of resilience, we often think of it in individual terms.   However, two community organisations—Council on the Ageing (COTA) and RANT Arts—are showing that resilience also…

Driving better health outcomes 

How Tasmanian truck drivers have been/were supported to take their health care on the road In a world that runs on convenience, it’s easy to forget about the people behind the wheel – keeping our shelves stocked and goods moving across the state and country.   Truck drivers play an important role in our everyday lives,…