The National Primary and Community Health Network is a coalition of government representatives, peak bodies and others interested in sharing information on primary health care and the important role it plays in the Australian health system. Its members include: Allied Health Professions Australia; Australian General Practice Network; Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association; Australian Health Promotion Association; Australian Institute for Primary Care & Ageing, Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute, Australian Women's Health Network; Department of Public Health, Flinders University; Health Issues Centre; National Health Care Reform Alliance; National Rural Health Alliance; Primary Health Care Research and Information Service; Public Health Association Australia;  Quality Improvement Council; Royal District Nursing Service;  South Australian Community Health Research Unit;  School of Primary Health Care, Monash University; University of NSW Research Centre for Primary Health Care and Equity; Victorian Healthcare Association; Victorian Primary and Community Health Network; Department of Health and Community Services, Northern Territory; Department of Human Services, Victoria; Health Department of Western Australia; New South Wales Health; Primary and Community Health, ACT; Queensland Health; Services for Australian Rural and Remote Allied Health; South Australian Health Department; and Tasmanian Department of Health and Human Services.