Subcommittees...
The running of the Division is aided by a variety of subcommittees. These subcommittees are formed at the request of the Board to address a variety of issues. They meet on a regular basis and report via the Executive Director to the Board. The Division also has GP representatives on a variety of health committees on the Mornington Peninsula. The representatives also report via the Executive Director to the Board.
Executive Liasion Advisory Group
Members:
Dr Damian Flanagan
Mr Peter Brookhouse
Dr John Siemienowicz
The Executive Liaison Advisory Group meets on a regular basis and provides input into implementing the business plan. It also meets regularly with other health organisations and individuals to improve integration of health service delivery.
Continuing Professional Development Subcommittee Members
Members:
Dr Sheree Krass
Dr Joanne Newton
Cleeve Charles
Sally Guthrie
The Continuing Professional Development (CPD) subcommittee meets regularly and plans the CPD activities for the Division. In most weeks from February to November at least one CPD activity usually occurs. Successful seminars on cardiovascular health, diabetes, IMIT, nutrition, dermatology and doctors health have been held in the past. Topics for the weekend seminars and weekday presentations are determined as the result of a CPD survey of GP members. The Division due to its strong CPD activities has been awarded the ability to award CPD points for its own activities by the RACGP.
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Information Management
Members:
Dr John Siemienowicz
Rose Burns
Lynne Cooper
The information management committee oversees the PGPN application of information technology and information management processes to the handling of data, information and knowledge. It is a quality committee that uses the Information Management Maturity Framework to implement a quality management process. Initially the committee will look at internal information management processes, These processes will then aid in rolling out information management quality processes to general practices.
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Committees
