On 20 September GP Synergy coordinated an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHS) practice manager workshop in Sydney. Forty practice managers from ACCHSs accredited for GP training in NSW and ACT attended the workshop. Workshop sessions included 'QUMAX program: Quality use of medicines', 'Practice support and GPRime ... Read more

GP Synergy brought together cultural mentors from NSW and ACT Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHSs) accredited for GP training, for a workshop in Newcastle in August. The role of the cultural mentor is to support GP registrars training in Aboriginal health training posts, and to participate in activities that will enhance the ... Read more

This week we're happy to welcome staff of Aboriginal community controlled health services to our Liverpool office, to undertake their second block of study towards attaining the Diploma of Practice Management for Aboriginal Medical Services. Thanks to the guest speakers who shared their valuable time and knowledge, including Lisa Orcher who is ... Read more

We are currently working on our Stretch Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP). The GP Synergy RAP working group is made up of staff from across the organisation, and from various offices across NSW & ACT. The working group got together in our Alexandria Office for the last two days. Thanks for all your work in putting together our new ... Read more

Aunty Val Dahlstrom, our Aboriginal Liaison Officer based in Moree, has recently resigned her position.  GP Synergy acknowledges, and thanks Val for her contribution and guidance over the years which has shaped our current resolve to help ‘close the gap’ in the health for Indigenous Australians. Val's fellow staff from the Aboriginal and Torres ... Read more

GP Synergy staff joined together this morning for a virtual meeting to acknowledge Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week. CEO, John Oldfield, gave an introductory address discussing the need for historical acceptance, as the foundation for truth and understanding, for the healing of Aboriginal people. It was an honour to hear our ... Read more