New South Wales Primary Health Care Network — Wall Map

A clear, authoritative view of primary health care delivery across New South Wales

This New South Wales Primary Health Care Network (PHN) Wall Map provides a practical, wall-scale overview of how primary health services are organised and delivered across the state. Designed for frontline use as well as planning and education, it brings geographic clarity to the role and reach of Primary Health Networks.

PHNs are funded by the Australian Government to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of medical services—particularly for people at risk of poor health outcomes. This map translates that mandate into a visual tool that supports coordination, commissioning, and capacity-building across NSW.

🩺 The Three Core Functions of PHNs

The map underpins the work of PHNs in delivering their three essential functions:

• Coordination & integration
  Supporting collaboration with Local Hospital Networks (LHNs) to improve quality of care, patient experience, and efficient use of health resources.

• Commissioning services
  Enabling targeted planning of primary care and mental health services to address population health needs, service gaps, access, and equity.

• Capacity building & practice support
  Providing a geographic framework to support general practice, allied health, and mental health providers in delivering high-quality care.

🗺️ Why Government Primary Health Care Wall Maps Matter

Government primary health care wall maps are purpose-built visual education and planning tools. They help health workers, administrators, and communities quickly understand how services are distributed and accessed across a region.

Typically used in clinics, offices, and meeting rooms, these maps support:

• Service planning — understanding catchments, referral pathways, and coverage

• Monitoring & supervision — identifying gaps, underserved areas, and priorities

• Outreach coordination — planning visits, programs, and responses to local needs

• Community awareness — increasing transparency and understanding of available services

By presenting complex information in a clear, spatial format, PHN wall maps strengthen data-driven decision-making and improve coordination across the health system.

🎯 Why This Map Works

• Clear geographic overview of NSW PHN regions

• Designed for real-world use by health professionals

• Supports planning, commissioning, and collaboration

• Suitable for education, briefings, and community engagement

• Clean, uncluttered presentation for quick interpretation

📐 Size & Orientation

• 1000 mm × 700 mm

• Orientation: Landscape

• Ideal for offices, clinics, meeting rooms, and training spaces

✨ Premium Print & Display Options

Each map is printed in Australia using archival processes to preserve fine linework, colour accuracy, and long-term durability.

Available finishes:

• 📄 Heavyweight Paper (160 gsm matte)
  Archival matte surface with excellent definition; ideal for framing under glass.

• 🔒 Laminated (True Encapsulation)
  Sealed edge-to-edge between 2 × 80-micron gloss laminate; tear-resistant, wipe-clean, and highly durable.

• 🪵 Laminated + Timber Hang Rails
  Laminated map fitted with natural lacquered timber hang rails (top & bottom), supplied with hanging cord.
  Please allow up to 10 working days.

• 🎨 Archival Canvas (395 gsm HP Professional Matte)
  Pigment-based, fade-resistant inks on heavyweight canvas for a refined, gallery-style presentation.

• 🪵 Canvas + Timber Hang Rails
  Canvas finished with natural timber rails for a frame-free, ready-to-hang display.
  Please allow up to 10 working days.

🏥 Ideal For

🏢 Primary Health Networks & government health departments
🏥 Hospitals & Local Health Districts
📊 Policy, planning & commissioning teams
🎓 Universities & health education providers
🤝 Community health organisations & NGOs

🇦🇺 Our Commitment

Printed locally in Australia, every map is professionally colour-managed, hand-checked, and carefully packed to ensure clarity, durability, and consistency.

A practical, trusted wall map that supports better planning, stronger coordination, and more equitable delivery of primary health care across New South Wales.