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Welcome to the Bankstown GP Division
We are a not -for-profit health organisation funded primarily by the Australian federal government.
We engage in capacity building in primary health care and address health equity issues in the south-western suburbs of Sydney, Australia.
This site is our channel of open communication linking health professionals and local communities.

What can the Division offer?
- Information technology and data management expertise
- Intensive practice accreditation support
- Links with community organisations
- Links with local government and tertiary institutions
- Expertise in population health initiatives (eg diabetes, women's health, aged care and immunisation)
- Credible and experienced practice support consultants
- Submission writing expertise
- Leadership in primary health care reform
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أسبابه وعلاجه، خيارات العلاج ، السيطرة على مرض السكري ، فرط سكر الدم ، نقص السكر ، ومضاعفات مرض السكري.
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التحدث مع طبيبك حول مرض السكري.
Interested in collaboration?
The Bankstown GP Division welcomes approaches from organisations wishing to collaborate on initiatives that aim to improve the health of local communities. Please contact the Division.
Read our submission about primary health reform in south west Sydney
The Department of Health and Ageing recently called for submissions from across Australia about the formation of Primary Health Care Organisations (Medical Locals). Read our submission to the Dept Health and Ageing health reform site regarding PHCO formation in south west Sydney.
http://www.yourhealth.gov.au/internet/yourhealth/publishing.nsf/Content/AGPNSubmissionsReceived
Follow Bankstown GP Division on Twitter - keep up to date with us day - by - day
Twitter.com, or "Twitter" is the "sms of the Internet". Our Twitter address is @bankstowngp.
Read more about Twitter. (Time magazine article)
http://www.time.com/time/printout/0,8816,1902604,00.html

