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Logan Area Division of General Practice
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Logan Area Division of General Practice
Name Logan Area Division of General Practice
Division Number 404
Classification Urban
Number of Member GPs 267
State Queensland
Year Established 1993
Number of Member Practices 84
Postcodes Covered 4114, 4115, 4116, 4117, 4118, 4119, 4123, 4124, 4125, 4127, 4128, 4129, 4130, 4131, 4132, 4133, 4205, 4207, 4208

Population 258,600 (2001 Census)

Area Covered LADGP includes the Local Government Area of Logan City and parts of the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Beaudesert Local Government Areas. The Division region covers approximately 757 square kilometres.

CEO Ms Marguerite Mobbs
Chair Dr Peter De Vries
Physical Address:
Wembley Place, 91 Wembley Road
LOGAN CENTRAL QLD 4114
Australia
Postal Address:
PO Box 831
WOODRIDGE QLD 4114
Australia
Email:admin@ladgp.com.au
Phone:07 3290 3733
Fax:07 3290 3144
Website:http://www.ladgp.com.au

Servicing a socially and culturally diverse community the Logan Area Division of General Practice is faced with addressing primary health care needs in an ever challenging and changing environment.  Since LADGP's inception in 1993, it has developed strong foundations in the areas of Cardiac Rehabilitation, Mental Health and Community Networking.  This networking has seen significant recent extensions in the form of working linkages to the Indigenous and NESB communities in the region.  These linkages have resulted in recognition of the effectiveness of the networks at the State level.  LADGP is focussed on supporting quality general practice both at a practice level and wider health system level.  This has led to an ability to influence the health status of the community.

Stakeholders include General Practitioners, Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing, the Logan community, Logan-Beaudesert Health Services District, Logan-Beaudesert Mental Health Service, South Brisbane indigenous community and services, South Brisbane multicultural community and services (NESB), Queensland Health and other allied health service providers.

Major Achievements:

  • Support and quality general practice
  • Enhanced linkages and integration
  • Influence of wider health system
  • Engagement of wider community
  • Commencement of After Hours service
  • Logan Health Forum
  • Pilot Practice Nurse Placement

Challenges for the Future:

  • General Practice Workforce
  • Impact of population growth
  • Access and equity of services
  • IM/IT and information network linkage with health service providers
  • Population health
  • Needs of multicultural and indigenous population