6th National GPLO Conference

Shared Care: What is it? What do stakeholders want from it?
How do we make it work well?

Objectives:

• To update GPLOs about national developments that may support them;
• To share knowledge of outcomes and helpful processes in shared care (including credentialing arrangements, multidisciplinary care, care-planning arrangements, expectations of patients, GPs, specialists and other service providers).

Session 1: The relationship between GPs and hospitals

'What do GPLOs do and what do stakeholders think of them?'
 AMOS Consulting (Consultants for DHS Review of GPLOs), Vic

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Shared care - what does this mean to the patient, the GP, specialist, nursing and resident staff, and the hospital?
Dr Helena Miksevicius - GP Collaboration Unit, Central Coast Division of General Practice/Northern Sydney Central Coast Area Health Service, NSW

Shared maternity care and credentialing
Dr Mary Anne McLean, Mercy Hospital for Women, Vic

Partnerships in Antenatal Shared Care - 'A foot in both camps'
Tanya Robertson and Jan Ironside, The Canberra Hospital, ACT

Session 3: From shared care to multidisciplinary care

Results from a GP led 3 year Coordinated Care Trial - Team Care Health II
Dr Jayne Ingham and Brett Silvester, GP partners, Queensland

Session 4: Planning for future needs

Sharing GPs in care in disaster management
Dr Judith Culliver, GPLO, Northern Hospital, Vic

Session 5: What makes shared care work well?

Shared Care Hypothetical to be facilitated by Dr Geoff Broomhall, GPLO, Eastern Health with Specialist, GP, AMA, GPLO, Hospital executive, consumer.

Update re GPLO national developments

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