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If PHNs choose not to use this template, they are still required to include all the information requested in the PHN Needs Assessment Completion Guide.  \nFurther information on Needs Assessments is provided on the Department’s website  \n([www.health.gov.au/PHN](www.health.gov.au/PHN)), including the PHN Needs Assessment Policy Guide, and the Drug and Alcohol Needs Assessment Tool and Checklist (via PHN secure site) .  \nThe information provided by PHNs may be used by the Department to inform program and policy development.  \nFormat  \nThe Needs Assessment template consists of the following:  \nSection 1 – Narrative  \nSection 2 – Outcomes of the health needs analysis  \nSection 3 – Outcomes of the service needs analysis  \nSection 4 – Opportunities and priorities  \nSection 5 – Checklist  \nSection 6 – References  \nIf using this template, the Needs Assessment must be in a Word document and provide the information as specified in sections one to five. Limited supplementary information may be provided in separate attachments if necessary. Attachments should not be used as a substitute for completing the necessary information as required in each section.  \nWhile the PHN may include a range of material on their website, for the purposes of public reporting the PHN is required to make the tables in section two and section three publicly available on their website.  \nPHNs should select the most appropriate coding options from the drop-down list of categories (priority area and priority sub-category) for each prioritised need. This will be used to assist the Department in developing policy for the broader PHN Program.  \nSection 1 – Narrative  \nBrisbane North PHN began working with the Norfolk Island community and developing a health needs assessment in July 2022. A range of risk behaviours, health conditions, service needs and priority populations emerged within the complex social, historical, and political context that is unique to Norfolk Island. This Health Needs Assessment (HNA) document will outline the process undertaken to work with the community , the identified health and service needs, and opportunities to close and enhance key gaps.  \nBackground Information on Norfolk Island  \nNorfolk Island is a remote external territory of Australia located in the Pacific Ocean and situated between New Zealand and New Caledonia. It has a total land area of 35 km 2. Based on data from the 2021 Census of the Australian Population (ABS, 2021), there is an estimated residential population of 2000 people as of 2021. The population is ageing (with a median age of 52.2 years) . 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