Governance
Primary Care Partnerships (PCPs) are made up of a diverse range of member agencies that have a shared commitment to and participation in addressing inequities in partnerships across public and private sectors. Governance is the processes for making and implementing decisions. Good governance requires these processe to be transparent, effective, inclusive, responsive and accountable to their community.
Board Members:
| Name | Role | Agency | LGA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sue Race (Chair) | CEO | Castlemaine Health & Maldon Hospital | Mount Alexander |
| Dianne Couch | CEO | Castlemaine District Community Health | Mount Alexander |
| Martin Collins | General Manager, Community Wellbeing | Central Goldfields Shire Council | Central Goldfields |
| John Hausler | Director Corporate and Community | Macedon Ranges Shire Council | Macedon Ranges |
| Phillip Ripper | CEO | Sunbury & Cobaw Community Health Centre | Macedon Ranges |
| Yvonne Campbell | Regional Manager | Macedon Ranges Health | Macedon Ranges |
| Maree Cuddihy | CEO | Central Highlands Rural Health | Macedon Ranges |
| Lisa Knight | Director Economic & Social Development | Mount Alexander Shire Council | Mount Alexander |
| Annie Constable | CEO | Asteria Services | Central Goldfields |
| Yvette Jaczina | Client Services GM | Centre for Non Violence | Regional |
| Nickola Allan | CEO | Maryborough District Health Service | Central Goldfields |
| Tricia Currie | CEO | Women's Health Loddon Mallee | Loddon Mallee Region |
Central Victorian PCP Board Presentations & Resources:
CVPCP Board Update August 2019
Royal Commission into Victorian Mental Health Services: CVPCP submission
The CEO Vision Project was a funded initiative of Regional Development Australia. The Project consultation engaged representatives from the health, community services and education sectors in the content and direction of potential investment projects to enhance the health and wellbeing of the communities across the Loddon Mallee Region. This report provides an investment prospectus for social and built infrastructure for related projects. It includes the initial evidence base, discussion content and the Project outlines priorities of the Loddon Mallee Region health services CEOs.
Loddon Mallee Roadmap Report, November 2016
Dementia: A Central Vic PCP cross-catchment 2013-17 Strategic Priority, Catherine Fuller, Early Intervention & Integrated Care, Central Vic PCP – May 2015
Early Childhood: Building the foundations for future optimal health & wellbeing, Professor Frank Oberklaid, Foundation Director of the Centre for Community Child Health at the Royal Children’s Hospital – March 2015
Rural Social Inclusion, Emma Shannon, Special Projects Officer, Central Vic PCP – August 2014
Justice Services in Loddon Mallee Region, Jodi Henderson, Department of Justice – June 2014
DEECD Area Partnership Presentation, Barbara Crowe, Department Education & Early Childhood Development – June 2014