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Frequently Asked Questions

Australian Divisions of General Practice (ADGP)

What is the role and responsibilities of ADGP?

The Australian Divisions of General Practice (ADGP) have been funded to engage an Aged Care GP Panel Coordinator. The Aged Care GP Panel Coordinator will provide national leadership, coordination and advice in developing, implementing and operating the Panels, and foster other linkages between ADGP, aged care peak bodies and other relevant national organisations.

i Assist the Department in the development of the Initiative through provision of feedback from the Divisions network
ii Provide national leadership, assistance and support for SBOs and Divisions in achieving the aims of the Initiative
iii Contribute to the dissemination of information and resources throughout the Divisions Network and other relevant organisations on the Initiative, including but not limited to, the development of possible models that fit within the scope of activities for GPs and Divisions
iv Coordinate and synthesise the views of the Divisions Network and aged care peak bodies to contribute to the policy and program development of the Initiative
v Establish and maintain relationships with relevant aged care peak bodies and other relevant peak bodies in order to promote and further develop the initiative.

How will ADGP report?

ADGP will be required to report to the Department on the progress and outcomes of the Initiative as part of the standard reporting arrangements in place for their core funding. The reports will be similar to those detailed for Divisions.

ADGP will need to establish or enhance and maintain relationships with aged care peak bodies, other professional bodies and State/Territory government. They will also need to communicate information about the Initiative including identifying and disseminating resources to Divisions and aged care peak bodies to assist in implementation and operation of the Panel arrangements.

An approved budget for the Initiative is required for each financial year and will be in addition to core funding provided to SBOs and the ADGP. 

Is there a Communications strategy about the MedicarePlus Aged Care Initiatives?

Yes, there is a national communication strategy in place. ADGP have written a strategy that aims to disseminate information to key stakeholders including network members, GPs, aged care homes and other interested parties. The purpose of that information is to be proactive and positive in promoting the MedicarePlus Aged Care Initiatives.

 

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