The Cobar Health Council is concerned that Cobar will lose some important allied health services following recent notification from the NSW Outback Division of General Practice (ODGP) that some services will no longer be funded. Stephen Dutton, the chairman of the Cobar Health Council, said the ODGP had written to […]
The Cobar Health Council currently has a number of vacancies and is looking for locals interested in promoting and improving the health of our community. The Cobar Health Council is one of 37 across the Western NSW Local Health District (LHD). Each health council is affiliated with their local health […]
The Western NSW Local Health District (LHD) will take the feedback they received from a series of meetings held in Cobar last week to help them ‘tweak’ the design plans for Cobar’s proposed new health service. Staff at Cobar Hospital and the Lilliane Brady Village (LBV), members of the Cobar […]
Cobar Health Council met earlier this month and welcomed three new members. Renee Matheson, Stephanie McDonnell and Niamh Urquhart attended their first health council meeting which discussed a range of issues […]
Members from the Cobar Health Council, Mary Urquhart, Gordon Hill and Bernie Martin, attended a Western NSW Local Health District (LHD) Northern Sector Health Councils’ Symposium in Dubbo last week. The symposium was an opportunity to provide information to members of local health councils from the 20 towns in the […]
A local community transport service that operates five days a week to Dubbo, Bourke and Nyngan is currently not being used to its full potential. At a recent meeting of the Cobar Interagency group, which is made up of various local family and aged care services, Home Care Service of […]
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