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Blacktown GP Practice Map

Every general practice listed in the Blacktown LGA with tap-to-call contacts, GP names, opening hours, and the signals that matter for coordinating care with Drug Health. Search a practice, a doctor, a suburb or a phone number.

How to use this map

The aim is to coordinate care for shared patients, not to recruit prescribers. The Engagement Plan says not to start from a public list, so treat this as the base map and work it in three passes:

  1. Verified patient GPs first. Practices already caring for OTP patients (from the eMR audit) outrank every automatic tier.
  2. Then Tier A and B. Team-care capacity, mental health, hepatitis, chronic pain and priority-population caseloads, from each practice's own website.
  3. Then WentWest. Practice support 02 8811 7117 · support@wentwest.com.au for a de-identified segmentation to fill gaps.

A website note like "we do not prescribe drugs of addiction" is shown as context for the first conversation, never as a reason to skip a practice.

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AOD services nearby

Local alcohol and other drug services from the national directory, inside the LGA or within 12 km of Blacktown Hospital. Useful when a GP asks "who else is involved?"

Take it with you

The same data as a workbook whose first sheet pastes straight into the KPI tracker's Practices sheet.

Where this comes from

Sources

Practice records come from healthdirect's Service Finder, the National Health Services Directory that Primary Health Networks feed and use. WentWest publishes no practice list. Every one of the 54 City of Blacktown suburb centres was searched, results were de-duplicated, and only practices whose listed suburb is in the LGA were kept. GP names and signals were read from each practice's own website. AOD services come from the same directory's addiction, pharmacotherapy, counselling, withdrawal and needle-and-syringe listings.

How the tier is scored

Aboriginal community-controlled service +3 · AOD or addiction-medicine interest on the website +3 · priority populations named +2 · hepatitis or liver care +2 · practice nurse, pharmacist or care-plan capacity +2 · mental health +1 · chronic pain +1 · accepting new patients +1 · bulk billing +1 · "not accepting new patients" −2. Tier A is 6 or more, Tier B is 3 to 5, Tier C is the rest. The weights follow the plan's group-2 criteria: coordination capacity and relevant caseloads, not prescribing willingness. Override freely.

Caveats

Directory fields (phone, hours, bulk billing, new-patient status) are maintained by the practices themselves and can be stale, so verify by phone before first contact. GP names are read from websites; chains sometimes list doctors from other sites, and a few names may be allied staff. Practices with no website, or an unreachable one, show no names and default to Tier C. A practice that has never registered in the directory will be missing, which is the gap WentWest can fill. Suburbs shared with neighbouring councils (Prospect, Rouse Hill, Seven Hills, Shanes Park, St Marys, Toongabbie, Vineyard) are flagged on the card.