Issues GPDV Home

 

  • Review of the role of Divisions of General Practice 2002 - 2003 (New)
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    here for more information.
  • Policy
    A series of issues papers and GPDV's submissions on various issues affecting general practice and divisions.
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  • Pharmacy information resources
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    here for more information.
  • Privacy Information Resources
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  • Aboriginal Health - MoU with VACCHO
    GPDV and VACCHO have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).
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    Click here to download Number 1here to download the paper (pdf; 655KB).
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    here to download the paper (doc; 278KB).
    Also included are protocols for divisions to use when working with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services.
  • The role of GPDV in General Practice Workforce Issues (June 2001)
    Click Click here to download Number 1here to view this paper (118KB).

  • MoU with RWAV
    GPDV and RWAV have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (June 2001) which identifies some areas the two organisations will work on collaboratively over the next 12 months
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    Click here to download Number 1here to download the paper (102KB).
  • Rural health and divisions position
    To enhance GPDV’s commitment and responsiveness to the health issues and concerns affecting rural and remote communities in Victoria through advocacy, representation and support for the work of rural divisions of general practice.
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    Click here to download Number 1here to download the paper (41KB).
The map of Victoria below shows the twenty five Aboriginal community controlled health services that make up VACCHO around the state.

VACCHO Image

The purple campfires are representative of the communities and the black spirits are the community people. The spirits with the red arm bands signify those health professionals that form the thirty one divisions of general practice in Victoria and their peak organisation, General Practice Division Victoria. The people are coming together to create better relationships and increased cultural awareness between Aboriginal communities and health professionals striving for healthier Aboriginal communities.

Artwork by Joanne Dwyer and Laura Thompson
� VACCHO 2000.


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