Our purpose
To improve the health of communities in South Eastern NSW.
Our priorities
Our three objectives and key priorities are:
- Accessible care – by improving access to services such as mental health, alcohol and other drugs, chronic conditions, after hours and urgent care, especially for priority groups.
- Systemised care – by strengthening linkages between primary care and the broader health system. We support general practice and commission coordination and navigation services that guide individuals through their health care journey.
- An activated community – by fostering health across the lifespan, addressing the social determinants of health, increasing prevention activities, and improving community resilience and social connectedness.
As a growing, innovative, and resilient organisation, we achieve our priorities through our strengths in:
- Consumer engagement
- Professional capacity
- Financial resilience
- Communications and influence
- Research and evidence
- Data and IT capability
Our processes
COORDINARE commissions services from our stakeholders, rather than providing services directly. Commissioning involves starting with understanding our communities’ needs, identifying commissioning opportunities and the gauging the impact of our initiatives on the community. Learn more about commissioning here.
COORDINARE uses population health data, and input from our two GP-led Clinical Councils, the Community Advisory Committee, the Aboriginal Health Council, general practices, and through our strategic alliances with the Local Health Districts, to identify needs, set clear local priorities, and implement government initiatives.
