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  The Peninsula GP Network is a general practitioner governed organisation that acts to enhance the quality of general practitioner services and improve the health of the local community. These aims are met by the provision of education and information to GPs and the community on a range of current health issues improving the integration of health care in the local area and improving population health outcomes.

 

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» All Practices please distribute the following correspondence regarding reissuing of Pen CAT practice licences to the Practice Manager and/or Practice Principle(s) for consideration and action. Existing licences allocated to practices and individuals across the catchment over the period of time stretching back to the program initiation in 2008, will no longer be valid from COB 27 Jan 2012. It is important that the information is circulated and read so that new licences can be provided to practices in a timely and efficient manner, minimising any disruption to access and utilisation of the Pen CAT within your practice by clinicians and staff.
Please contact either Leisl Jackon or Rose Burns if you require further information or clarification.
» ATAPS REFERRAL UPDATE - Peninsula GP Network will require ATAPS referrals to include a Mental Health Treatment Plan and Referral Form. The referral form will allow us to maintain more accurate records for reporting and ensure referrals are handled promptly. The referral form will be emailed to all Practice Managers for distribution and is also available on our website resources page in both PDF and word formats. If you would like to schedule an ATAPS information session please contact Jade Stubbs or Louise Addicoat on 9708 8019.
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Frankston-Mornington Peninsula Medicare Local (FMPML) was given the 'green light' from the Government to commence on 1st January 2012.
The initial Board, chaired by Dr Michael Cross, is in place and working to finalize the organizations constitution and infrastructure. For the full details please view media release.

As the new organization has yet to create a website www.pgpn.org.au will be utilized for links and communication in the interim.

 

One of the initial tasks which the FMPML has to undertake is a needs assessment of the after hours services in our area. An EOI for GPs to participate in this program has been circulated and we hope to have input from as many of our members as possible to ensure we have a plan that can be implemented to benefit our community. A survey will be coming your way also this week and we will be holding forums soon to enable everyone to contribute. CEO recruitment for the ML is also underway and its hoped to be finalized soon.

 

For further information on the Medicare Locals please see the Australian General Practice Network (AGPN) News Release
» Health Care Professional Survey: The Australian General Practice Network (AGP) is conducting a Health Care Professional Survey. Your contribution at this early stage is important as it will assist the AGPN in ensuring that future services meet your needs and help you meet the needs of your patients and the broader community. For further information and to access the survey please see the following: Health Care Professional Survey

   

 

 

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NEW HOTLINE FOR WOMEN WITH BREAST IMPLANTS

The Gillard Government today announced a new hotline for women concerned about their breast implants.
For further info please view the
press release.

 

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