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Primary Health
SETAC is a nurse-led practice committed to providing high-quality, culturally relevant primary health care to rural and remote communities. We're dedicated to improving access and making a difference!
This includes:
- antenatal care services
- child health services
- client/community assistance and advocacy on health-related matters
- health crisis intervention and referral
- health promotion programs
- postnatal care services
- prevention, detection and management of chronic conditions
- well-persons' screening
Meet our incredible Clinical Team!
Jane Lock, a dedicated Registered Nurse, and Jess Dare, our passionate Aboriginal Health Worker Practitioner, are dedicated to community health. They work to keep our community healthy and active, providing proactive care and promoting wellness. Their commitment makes a positive impact every day!
Support includes:
- Antenatal and postnatal care
- Blood Pressure Checks
- Child and family health nursing
- Community development
- Diabetic Health Advice
- Footcare
- Health promotion
- Healthy ageing
- Illness prevention
- Referrals to Allied Health services
- Wound Care
What is Health Literacy?
Health literacy is about how people find, understand, and use health information to improve their health.
There are two main parts of health literacy:
1. Individual Health Literacy: This is when people can find, understand, and use health information. For example, they can fill out healthcare forms or navigate the healthcare system.
2. Health Literacy Environment: This is when health services create policies, processes, and materials that influence how people interact with the healthcare system.
