NSLHD launches Rainbow Breast Screening Clinic NSLHD in partnership with BreastScreen NSW, will host a Rainbow Breast Screening Clinic on Saturday, 6 December 2025 in North Ryde.
than the general population. Early detection through screening significantly improves treatment outcomes and survival rates. Appointments are open to all. To book, call 0427 414 931 or email NSLHD-BreastScreenRainbow@health.nsw. gov.au.
The clinic will provide a welcoming and inclusive service for all LGBTIQ+ people including trans men, non-binary people, gender-diverse individuals with breast tissue in a dedicated, supportive setting. Michael Sanderson, NSLHD LGBTIQ+ Project Manager, outlined how important improving access to vital health services is. “I am really excited about this project, and we have more plans to improve access to vital health services. Follow NSLHD on social media for updates on upcoming initiatives,” he said. Meredith Kay, Director, NSLHD, BreastScreen NSW, emphasised how crucial inclusive screening is for everyone with breast tissue. “This clinic provides the same high-quality imaging and clinical care as all BreastScreen services, with staff trained in gender- affirming practice,” she said. “Screening is a key preventive measure, and we want to make it as accessible and comfortable as possible.” “Breast screening is important for anyone with breast tissue. However, people in the LGBTIQ+ community screen less frequently acknowledging her significant contribution to shaping the future of digital care across NSW Health. Bronwyn is Director Operations at NSLHD and Co-Chair of the SDPR Outpatient Working Group. NSLHD is set to become the second district in NSW to implement the SDPR, with go-live readiness planned for late 2026. SDPR is a groundbreaking health program that offers a secure, integrated view of a patient’s care across the NSW Health system. By consolidating a patient’s full medical history into a single, comprehensive record, SDPR ensures seamless access to clinical information, improving care across all settings. For Bronwyn, the most exciting part of the program is the collaboration. “Our working group has been able to
Michael Sanderson, LGBTIQ+ Project Manager, NSLHD
NSLHD employee recognised as SDPR Awards finalist Northern Sydney Local Health District’s Bronwyn Nolan has been recognised as a finalist in the 2025 Single Digital Patient Record (SDPR) Leadership Team Award,
influence the development of complex workflows like referral, billing and service event reporting. Getting these right is essential for the daily experience of staff,” she said. “SDPR brings consistency, transparency and faster access to information. It will reduce delays and make care more seamless. “It will streamline work, reduce duplication and hopefully lead to a more digital and less paper-heavy environment.
Bronwyn Nolan, Director Operations at NSLHD and Co-Chair of the SDPR Outpatient Working Group
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