Thank you for expressing your interest in participating in an engagement activity that WA Primary Health Alliance is organising or involved in.
To streamline the process, all expressions of interest will be managed and submitted online. All nominations for WAPHA run groups, events or activities will be advertised via our communications channels and on this page.
There are currently no open expressions of interest, see previous expressions of interest below.
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WAPHA established the LGBTIQA+ Stakeholder Reference Group after achieving Rainbow Tick accreditation in 2019 to demonstrate our commitment to ensuring people of diverse bodies, identities and experiences have access to safe, inclusive and culturally appropriate primary health care, and to help WAPHA mature our inclusive practice and inform, guide and support our work.
The LGBTIQA+ Stakeholder Reference Group comprises a diverse range of experts in the field of LGBTIQA+ health service delivery and those with lived experience.
Following our recent re-accreditation, we are expanding membership and are calling for expressions of interest from experts in the field of LGBTIQA+ health service delivery and lived experience to inform activities and initiatives that improve and strengthen WAPHA’s inclusive practice.
To express your interest in being part of this group, please complete the Expression of Interest form by COB Friday 13 September.
We are specifically looking for people who meet the following criteria:
- identify as LGBTIQA+
- are a primary care clinician or allied health professional working with LGBTIQA+ people
- are based in Western Australia
Have your say on the barriers and enablers to supporting children with weight related health concerns in primary health care
WA Primary Health Alliance is seeking GPs and their clinical teams to participate in interviews to give insight into the attitudes, barriers and enablers to supporting children with weight related health concerns. This consultation will inform current gaps in resources to support children in primary health care. We are looking to interview general practice staff from the following fields:
- General practitioners
- Practice nurses
- Dietitians
- Exercise physiologists
- Psychologists
In 2022, WAPHA launched the SHAPE website and Conversations about Weight modules to support health care professionals to play a more central role in supporting patients with weight concerns. To build this, we will be developing additional tools and resources to assist the delivery of accessible, patient-centred weight management care to support children and their families.
Interviews can be conducted in person at your practice or virtually, and will take a maximum of one hour. A participation payment of $120 per interview for GPs and $90 for allied health staff and practice nurses is offered for your time.
Register your interest to participate in this research by contacting Andrea Vermeersch, Healthy Weight Program Coordinator, WA Primary Health Alliance on Andrea.Vermeersch@wapha.org.au
Please note this expression of interest has closed.
GP Special Interest Panel – Care of Older People – Expression of Interest
Following review of the PHN Aged Care program stakeholder engagement activities and anticipated further priorities, WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA) is re-establishing a GP Special Interest Panel – Care of Older People.The Panel will include a diverse group of GPs from across WA who can provide guidance and advice to inform the design and delivery of upcoming Primary Health Network – Aged Care Program activities, led by WAPHA.
We are calling for expressions of interest from GPs across WA who are passionate about aged care, have current experience and specialised knowledge of generalist palliative and end of life care, as well as expertise providing care to older people from our priority groups; and are available for ad-hoc consultations and engagement as required.
Our priority groups include, older people:
- From lower income groups
- Living in rural and remote communities
- Who experience homelessness or are at risk of homelessness
- Who identify as Aboriginal or LGBTIQA+
- Born outside of Australia
Please note this expression of interest closed Wednesday 8 May
Aboriginal Stakeholder Reference Group Expression of Interest
Given our vision of better health, together, WAPHA is committed to commissioning and advocating for safe, inclusive and culturally appropriate practices and services for Aboriginal people and their communities, and all of our staff and stakeholders.
As part of our maturing inclusive practice, and to inform, guide and support the implementation of WAPHA’s Aboriginal Cultural Competency and Capability Framework an Aboriginal Stakeholder Reference Group is being established.
We are calling for expressions of interest from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members and experts in the field of Aboriginal health service delivery to provide insight, feedback and guidance for consideration in the development, implementation and delivery of activities and initiatives that improve and strengthen WAPHA’s inclusive practice and influence the practice of our stakeholders.
Expressiona of Interest closed Thursday 14 March 2024.
We are specifically looking for people who meet one or more of the following criteria:
- Have lived experience and identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander; or
- Are an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders primary care clinician or allied health professional working with an ACCHO; or
- hold a position which can represent the interests of Aboriginal communities and people.