Supporting Victorians to be the healthiest people in the world.
When you need urgent healthcare now, but it's not life-threatening, and you can't wait to see your GP, help is available.
We help Victorians to stay healthy and safe, and deliver a world-class healthcare system that leads to better health outcomes for all Victorians.
Our strategic directions state what we are doing to support Victorians to be the healthiest people in the world.
To bridge the gap in women's healthcare, we are leading the delivery of a program of work to change the way women's health issues are treated.
Grass pollen season is here, which brings an increase in asthma, hay fever and the chance of thunderstorm asthma. Find out how to protect yourself this pollen season on the Better Health Channel.
Find out who the 2024 finalists are and read more about their exceptional work.
As an egg or sperm donor with Public Fertility Care, you can help make starting a family more accessible for Victorians. Find out more and register your interest
Grants are on offer for speech pathology and occupational therapy graduates to work in rural and regional Victoria.
Expressions of interest are open for an Expert Advisory Group to inform the redesign of community-based mental health and wellbeing services in Victoria.
The Victorian eating disorders strategy 2024-31 has been developed to respond to the increasing rates and impact of eating disorders on the Victorian community.
Explore our policies, standards and guidelines.
Explore our research and reports.
Find various forms and templates.
Access to information relevant to allied health workers, including workforce, accreditation, clinical practice and community programs.
Information relevant to business operators, such as food and services, water, pesticides, radiation, cemeteries and crematoria.
Find information about oral health promotion, regulation and accreditation, dental health programs, workforce, services and community information.
A quick reference page for environmental health professionals that includes all the information environmental health officers need for their day-to-day work.
Information for general practitioners including clinical practice, maternal and child health, immunisation, infectious diseases, drugs and poisons, mental health, aged care and hospitals.
Information for hospital workers, including funding and performance, registration and accreditation, data, reporting and analytics, drugs and poisons, and Blood Matters.
Access information for nurses including, study programs, grants, registration, immunisation and employment.
Access information for pharmacists, including prescriptions, forms and applications, and health workforce.
Reviewed 29 October 2024