The purpose of delivering the Palliative Care and Older People (with a focus on residential aged care facilities and after hours) Commissioning Project is to provide evidence-based information and undertake stakeholder engagement to inform the design and delivery of an agreed regionalised approach to GCPHN investment in palliative care and an after-hours response in relation to aged care.

This project enabled people in the Brisbane North PHN region to get the right care in the right place at the right time when they are at risk of suicide, following a suicide attempt, or bereaved by suicide.

The purpose of this project is to evaluate the CHIME program, an Open Minds program that aims to support people living with a severe and persistent mental illness and receiving treatment as an inpatient of a mental health unit to live in the community and avoid hospital re-admission. The evaluation will assess the program outcomes against specific criteria to determine overall program performance.

The Flourish business case development process was a market-led approach to designing an intensive early years intervention service aimed toward breaking the cycle of intergenerational disadvantage in two pilot sites (Brisbane South: Acacia Ridge and surrounds, Brisbane North: Keperra and surrounds).

The purpose of the review is to begin to better understand the current state and potential future state of Brisbane North PHN funded psychological therapy services. The review will inform the subsequent review phases and is the first step in the reform of Brisbane North PHN funded psychological therapy services.

The delivery of a training package for Ipswich City Council Community Development staff was geared toward improving the departmental approach to conducting needs assessments, service design and evaluation activities.