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NiGP Network Meeting

NiGP Network Meeting. Day 2 - Tuesday 26 th May 2009. Welcome and Today’s Program. Julie Porritt, Principle Advisor Nursing in General Practice AGPN. AGPN Update . Morning Tea 10.00 - 10.30. After the break: Home Medicines Review Update. Home Medicines Review (HMR).

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NiGP Network Meeting

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  1. NiGP Network Meeting Day 2 - Tuesday 26th May 2009

  2. Welcome and Today’s Program

  3. Julie Porritt, Principle Advisor Nursing in General Practice AGPN AGPN Update

  4. Morning Tea 10.00 - 10.30 • After the break: Home Medicines Review Update

  5. Home Medicines Review (HMR) • Keryn Smith, HMR Facilitator • Pharmacy Guild of Australia (Qld Branch)

  6. 45 Year old Health Check Update • Julia Leigh, Team Leader – Programs • General Practice Queensland

  7. Pandemic Planning • Elise Gorman, General Practice Queensland • Angela Keegan, GPpartners

  8. Pandemic Planning 2007-08 • Queensland Health provided funding of $100,000 • To increase the capacity of DGP to support general practice in local planning and preparedness. • Resource devlopment • Participation in district level pandemic planning • $60,000 - three pilot sites - GPC, GPGC & GPpartners (rep. • Brisbane Urban divisions). • $40,000, 3 non-pilot sites - CQRDGP, TGPN & • GPConnections. • Convened the Pandemic Planning Workgroup • - representatives from 3 pilot Divisions, GPs, QH & GPQ

  9. Pilot Sites Deliverables • GP participation in district planning processes • Development of models and strategies addressing general • practice response including: • Models for practice preparedness - GP and Practice Manager surveys • Identifying the role of GPs in external flu clinics. • Models for GPs to provide practice based influenza assessments. • Models which identify the key roles GPs and the practice team will have in managing chronically ill patients and patients with co-morbidities • Financial and legal considerations for GPs • Development of a communication plan for general practice

  10. Non-pilot Site - Deliverables • Development and dissemination of resources support • GPs, PNs and practice staff in pandemic planning and • preparedness. • Support for GP participation with the local Population • Health Unit, relevant organisations and other primary • health care providers in local district pandemic planning • and participation in tabletop activities. • Participation of lead GPs in local pandemic planning • activities.

  11. Before you go… • Evaluation Forms • Lunch

  12. Thank you

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