Practice systems and how to use them to better manage chronic disease (ES-8031)
Does your practice management system allow you to deliver the best possible care for people with chronic disease? What are the systems for identifying such patients on your books? Does your system cope with sending patients reminders for their next appointment and, importantly, how do you track and document patient recalls? These sometimes logistically difficult aspects of practice management are discussed in a 60-minute presentation by Jan Chaffey.
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Learning Objectives:
- Be aware of practice systems that can enhance effectiveness of care for people with chronic disease and how to implement such systems
- Be able to incorporate the collection, storage and analysis of data into the practice systems to improve the care of people with chronic disease
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This education program is developed and delivered for the University of Queensland, by University of Queensland (UQ) Health Insitu. UQ Health Insitu is the lifelong learning arm of the University of Queensland Faculty of Health Sciences.
Expert presenter:
Ms Jan Chaffey
Ms Chaffey graduated and practised as a physiotherapist before moving into the discipline of Practice Management. Jan brings 20 years of such experience to this presentation and also 3 years as the National President of the Australian Association of Practice Management. Jan is the incumbent Senior Practice Manager at the Camp Hill Medical Centre in Brisbane, Queensland – a practice of 17 GPs. Jan is also a surveyor for AGPAL, an associate member of the Australasian Society of Aviation Medicine (ASAM) and is a Director of Stat Health Systems P/L.
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1 hour |
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- Clinical knowledge and skills
- Care of patients with chronic disease
- Clinical continuum
- Chronic disease management
- Organisation and business management skills
- Clinical informatics/practice systems
- RACGP Domains of General Practice
- Organisation and legal dimensions
- ACRRM Educational Domains and Curriculum Areas of Rural & Remote Medicine
- Professional and ethical practice (Domain)
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