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The essential elements of a nurse clinic: The fundamental of systems and processes

The systems and processes building block describes the fundamental requirements to maximise your clinic’s outcomes focusing on: technical systems, processes to manage patient appointments and reminders and data-management and privacy obligations.

Australian Primary Care Collaboratives

Australian Primary Care Collaboratives resources

Priority age groups

There are several age groups that are more vulnerable to illness and disease than others. These groups are described as priority age groups for health interventions.

The National Health Priority Areas

The NHPAs are diseases and conditions that Australian governments have chosen for focused attention because they contribute significantly to the burden of illness and injury in the Australian community.

Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

Resources for General Practice from the College.

HISA

Australia's Digital Health Community

Managing the use of your practice data: General Practice Data Governance Council (RACGP)

The GPDGC supports an appropriate information sharing environment for secondary use of general practice data, in order to improve patient and population health outcomes.

The essential elements of a nurse clinic: Staffing and HR

Having a strong and effective team ready to take on the challenges of implementing a new model of nurse-led care is an essential part of a nurse clinic. While supporting and sustaining the team can be challenging there are a few things that can help to minimise potential issues.

Here is how you pump up the volume - The trifecta of improving primary healthcare

May 2018. A collaborative healthcare approach with nurses at the helm of managing patient care is not a new concept. Yet this alternate model of care is neither well understood nor fully embraced by the primary health sector.

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