Information if you're affected by coronavirus (COVID-19).
DVA Provider News
Last updated:
19 February 2021
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Treating veterans and their families during the greater Brisbane three day lockdown.
Information on treating veterans during the three day lockdown affecting greater Brisbane.
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Extension of telehealth and other COVID-19 arrangements
The Government has announced the extension of temporary COVID-19 health arrangements until 30 June 2021.
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New DVA webpages to help you comply with our program arrangements
The Department of Veterans’ Affairs is making it easier for health providers to comply with our program arrangements with a new suite of helpful webpages, and to remind you to protect your provider number.
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COVID-19 information for healthcare providers
COVID-19 arrangements for our clients during the pandemic, including vaccinations.
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COVID-19 vaccinations for DVA clients
There are some key things you need to know about administering the COVID-19 vaccine to DVA clients.
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DVA’s treatment cycle arrangements are being evaluated
General Practitioners (GPs) and Allied Health Providers are invited to participate in the evaluation of DVA’s treatment cycle arrangements.
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New staff, same service, at the Veterans’ Affairs Pharmaceutical Advisory Centre (VAPAC)
Operated by new staff, the Veterans’ Affairs Pharmaceutical Advisory Centre’s (VAPAC) quality of service will remain the same.
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Treating veterans and their families during Victoria’s Coronavirus pandemic
Information on treating veterans during the five day lockdown across Victoria.
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Treating WA veterans and their families during the Coronavirus pandemic
Information for health providers on treating veterans during the five-day lockdown in specific regions of Western Australia.
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Increases to allied health services, including mental health services, for DVA clients in aged care residential facilities
The provision of allied health services, including mental health services, to DVA clients residing in aged care facilities, has been increased until 30 June-2022, in response to the Royal Commission into Aged Care’s recommendations on COVID-19.