Our leadership
Our governance embeds strong links between the Board, our GP-led Clinical Councils and Community Advisory Committee. This structure provides strong accountability and oversight into Board discussions, and to identify clear strategies which translate national priorities locally.
Our plans and achievements
Our achievements are based on a comprehensive and strategic approach to planning, commissioning and integrating services. Our success depends upon strong partnerships and collaboration to achieve positive change for our communities. You can also view our departmental documents here.
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Strategic Directions
Find out moreOur Strategic Directions 2024-2027, mark a significant milestone in our growth and development since our establishment in 2015.
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Reconciliation Action Plan
Find out moreWe are committed to building relationships, trust and respect across its programs. This includes a better understanding, empathy, and improving access and safety for Aboriginal people.
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Reports
Find out moreWe collaborate closely with our partners to achieve our shared vision of working with a one-system mindset. Our reports show how we deliver on our priorities for action and other areas of work.
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Publications
Find out moreTrack our progress as we work towards one coordinated health care system. Our publications show our focus and contribution to achieving positive outcomes for our communities.
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Stories of success
Find out moreLook through our series of good news stories to see how we work with our partners and communities to improve local health outcomes for the people of South Eastern NSW.
Our region
COORDINARE is one of 31 Primary Health Networks (PHNs) located across Australia, and one of 10 PHNs in NSW.
Our region stretches from Helensburgh in the north to the Victorian border in the south and inland to Cooma / Monaro, Queanbeyan, Yass and Goulburn.
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Our area
We are a large and diverse region, stretching across 11 local government areas and one territory. This includes approximately 680 towns, villages and localities spanning over 50,000km2.
Our region is supported by two Local Health Districts (LHDs) – Illawarra Shoalhaven LHD and Southern NSW LHD.
Our reach and connections help us improve the health, care and wellbeing of one of NSW's largest rural and regional populations.
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Our people
External Link Regional Health SnapshotSouth Eastern NSW has a total population of 648,806 people and over half live in major cities, with the rest of the population living in inner and outer regional areas.
There are 33,180 Aboriginal people living in the region, find out more in our Aboriginal Health Snapshot.
More than 62,349 people are culturally and linguistically diverse, and older people account for more than one-fifth of the population. Read more in our Regional Health Snapshot.
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Regional profiling and needs assessment
Download File Population Health ProfileTo support our approach to population health planning, we analyse and interpret a wide range of data, topics and variables.
This forms our Population Health Profile, which shows the health and social profile of our region.
Access the After-Hours, CALD, and Homelessness Needs Assessment here.
These insights are then translated with the needs of community, stakeholders and health professionals to develop our Needs Assessment. To find out more, contact us.
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Sentinel Practices Data Sourcing (SPDS) project
Find out moreWe believe data collected during patient visits to their general practitioner (GP) has great potential for regional population health and service planning.
To explore this, we are studying ways of using electronic health records data for primary care planning. This work is called the Sentinel Practices Data Sourcing (SPDS) project, and has been ongoing since 2013.