Adelaide Primary Health Network (APHN) is one of 31 independent organisations nation-wide that are funded by the Australian Government to coordinate and improve primary health care services in their local areas.

The Australian Government's objectives for Primary Health Networks (PHNs) are that they will:

1. increase the efficiency and effectiveness of health services for patients, particularly those at risk of poor health outcomes; and

2. improve coordination of care to ensure patients receive the right care in the right place at the right time.

Adelaide PHN's catchment area covers the Adelaide metropolitan area, reaching from Sellicks Hill to Angle Vale and from the foothills to the sea. It encompasses a community of some 1.2 million people.

Adelaide PHN aims to improve health outcomes for the community by commissioning services to address local needs. It is guided by community, clinical and stakeholder input.

For more information, please visit the Adelaide PHN website at www.adelaidephn.com.au. The website includes publications, resources, maps, population health data, and needs assessments for the Adelaide metropolitan area.

REGISTRATION: Application documents can be obtained after an organisation registers via online forum (see option below).

TRAINING - Please click here - https://youtu.be/IzsVs3DBsCU to access training video on how to register, Login and submit submission.

PROCESS: Potential applicants should read the Adelaide PHN Suicide Prevention Collaboratives Request for Proposal Guidelines.

Guidelines, available once registered with Tenderlink. The guidelines contain information on the service specifications and application process.

ENQUIRIES: Application enquiries should be directed via the online forum (see option below).