Australia Primary Health Care Network Wall Map

Australia Primary Health Care Network — Wall Map

A nationwide view of how primary health care is planned, commissioned, and delivered across Australia

This Australia Primary Health Care Network (PHN) Wall Map provides a clear, authoritative overview of the national primary health care system, showing PHN regions across the country in a single, easy-to-read format. Designed for professional use, it helps turn complex system structures into a practical geographic reference for planning, coordination, and communication.

Funded by the Australian Government, Primary Health Networks play a central role in improving health outcomes by strengthening primary care, addressing service gaps, and promoting equitable access. This wall map supports that mission by giving decision-makers and frontline teams a shared spatial understanding of the PHN landscape nationwide.

🩺 The Three Core Functions of PHNs

PHNs across Australia deliver three essential functions, all supported by the clarity of this map:

• Coordinate and integrate care
  Working in collaboration with Local Hospital Networks (LHNs) and health providers to improve quality of care, patient experience, and the efficient use of health system resources.

• Commission services
  Planning and funding primary care and mental health services to address population health needs, fill service gaps, and improve access and equity.

• Build capacity and support providers
  Strengthening general practice, allied health, and mental health services through practice support, workforce development, and system integration.

🗺️ Why This Wall Map Matters

Government primary health care wall maps are powerful planning and communication tools. This national PHN map helps users to:

• Visualise PHN boundaries and coverage across all states and territories

• Support commissioning, integration, and policy discussions at a national level

• Align primary care planning with hospital and community health systems

• Brief staff, partners, and stakeholders quickly and consistently

• Promote transparency and shared understanding of Australia’s primary health care framework

By grounding strategy in geography, the map strengthens evidence-based and coordinated decision-making.

🎯 Why This Map Works

• Australia-wide coverage in a clean, professional layout

• Designed specifically for health planning and system coordination

• Clear cartography suitable for offices, boardrooms, and training spaces

• A reliable reference for daily use and long-term strategic planning

✨ 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.

📐 Size & Orientation

• 700 mm × 1000 mm

• Orientation: Portrait

🏥 Ideal For

🏢 PHNs and health departments
🏥 Local Hospital Networks and health services
📊 Policy, commissioning, and strategy teams
🎓 Universities and health training providers
🤝 Community health organisations and NGOs

🇦🇺 Our Commitment

Printed locally in Australia, every map is colour-managed, hand-checked, and carefully packed to ensure accuracy, durability, and professional presentation.

A clear, national reference that supports coordinated, equitable, and effective primary health care delivery across Australia.