PHASES CVD conference poster presented at APNA Festival of Nursing 2026
Country to Coast Queensland’s Primary Health Coordinator for Wide Bay Ellen McDermott presented a conference poster on PHASES and the
August 13, 2026
Country to Coast Queensland’s Primary Health Coordinator for Wide Bay Ellen McDermott presented a conference poster on PHASES and the
A new quality improvement initiative has been added to the PHASES program to strengthen patient care through focused mini audits
Presented by Dr Peter Atkins and Professor Kim Greaves, the March 2026 webinar shared practical insights into how cardiovascular prevention
Since the release of the Primary Sense CVD Risk Screening, Recall and Treatment Report in early February 2026, general practices
Over the coming weeks, PHN teams across Queensland are engaging general practice to support participation in PHASES. These visits will
Presented by Kari Lusk from Montier Health, the February 2026 webinar focused on practical ways practices can use their data
A new report in Primary Sense is now available to help general practices identify patients who may benefit from cardiovascular
New Primary Sense report and user guide released This month marks an important milestone for PHASES with the release of
Over the coming weeks, PHN teams across Queensland are engaging general practice to support participation in PHASES. These visits will
The first PHASES general practice briefing session held on 11 and 25 November were a great success. Webinars brought together
Funded by the Queensland Health Clinical Research Fellowship, the PHASES Linkage project connects general practice cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk data with hospitalisation and mortality data. This study aims to better understand how CVD risk impacts hospitalisation rates and assess the accuracy of the new CVD risk prediction equation in identifying high-risk individuals within Queensland’s population.
The project will:
Running in parallel with the PHASES project, PHASES Linkage highlights the power of data-driven insights to improve cardiovascular outcomes and reduce hospitalisations.