PRACTICE CAPACITY WORKSHOP
Building General Practice Capacity for Chronic Disease Care
20 November 2003
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Practice Capacity is about the organisation, systems and ways of working that practices need to provide high quality care for patients with chronic illness. Research shows that improvements in the organisation of a practice enhances the quality of care provided for chronically ill people. In particularly the following:
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Clinical information systems such as disease registers, reminders, feedback;
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Decision support systems;
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Multi-disciplinary teams;
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Linkages with community referral services and resources;
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Information management and data exchange; and
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Patient self-management support.
Do you struggle to carry out evidence-based chronic disease care?
What works? What doesn't? What are the tips, the shortcuts?
We are holding a free 1 day workshop to explore success and barrier stories regarding how to assist practices to improve their capacity to provide quality chronic disease prevention and management activities.
HEAR about work being done with practices from urban, rural and remote areas, ranging from solo to group and corporatised practices. SHARE ideas on how to improve practice capacity. | 
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