Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) Partners

Welcome to the WQPHN 2021-2022 Annual Report Highlights. For a printable version of the report, please click here.

Collaboration with our MOU partners again continued to strengthen over 2021-22. Working together to improve integration of services, manage coordinated COVID-19 activities and build workforce capabilities. Our partners reflected on the past 12 months and the value of our partnerships.

Testimonials:

“Throughout the FY 21-22, the WQPHN and CheckUP collaboration has strengthened and matured across all levels of our organisations. We are actively working together to develop sustainable, local workforce and health care solutions that will enhance access to safe, affordable care across all communities of Western Queensland, particularly Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families and communities.” - Ann Maree Liddy, CheckUP, CEO

“It has been another tough year for remote and rural communities in Western Queensland. The situation has been improved by the collaborations and contributions of WQPHN and its many stakeholders and commissioned service providers. Health Workforce Queensland continues to collaborate with WQPHN to strive to improve access to much needed health workforce and service delivery improvements.” – Chris Mitchell, Health Workforce Queensland, CEO 

“The RFDS (Queensland Section) has continued over the last 12 months to further foster and grow our relationship with the WQPHN through our shared commitment to enhancing the health outcomes of communities in Western Queensland. Together, we have continued to navigate the impact of the COVID pandemic to some of the most remote communities in Queensland, and drive key initiatives to improve primary health care and mental health services .” – Meredith Staib, Royal Flying Doctor Service (Queensland Section), CEO

"RHealth’s partnership with WQPHN has continued to strengthen over the last 12 months as we worked collaboratively to deliver much needed services into the Western Qld region. WQPHN demonstrates a strong commitment to ensuring equitable access to services into communities across their vast region through understanding the needs of communities, strong leadership, and the delivery of innovative services when funding opportunities arise. RHealth looks forward to continuing to collaborate with WQPHN into the future." - Simone Xouris - RHealth Limited, CEO

Our Stories...

headspace Roma 1st birthday

headspace Roma celebrated their first birthday on Wednesday May 4, 2022, with local crew and staff enjoying the celebrations, which included a great BBQ, cake, art workshops, games and a chill out zone.


Nukal Murra Virtual Home Monitoring

Chronic diseases are long-lasting, and while most are preventable and treatable, they cause approximately 64% of the disease burden among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and approximately 80% of the mortality gap.


COVID-19 and Aged Care

The steady achievers in 2021/22 have once again been the committed staff working in residential and community aged care.


Telehealth and Digital Health

Nearly 23 per cent of homes in Western Queensland have no access to the internet - we need to invest in the digital infrastructure to support access to telehealth, online supports, and community, aged care and disability services.


Healthy Ageing Aged Care Roadshow

WQPHN collaborated with Mable to visit regional communities throughout Western Queensland to discuss options for community-led aged care services and provide workforce solutions for rural and remote areas.


​WiSE Mental Health & Telehealth

WQPHN has commissioned headspace National to provide the Wellbeing in Schools Early Intervention Telepsychiatry program (WiSE).