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Divisions Network

 

PHC RIS has a close relationship with the Divisions of General Practice Network through our service provision and data collection. A range of resources to help Divisions with planning, reporting and evaluation activities are provided below.


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Divisions and SBO Profiles, including contact details

The Division Profiles page is a list of all Divisions of General Practice with a link for each to further details including contact details, a link to their website, some key characteristics, reports and more. 
Similarly, the SBO Profiles page shows details for the State Based Organisations (SBOs).

NQPS Planning & Reporting on-line: now available

Click here to loginDivisions and State Based Organisations (SBOs) can now use the on-line NQPS Planning and Reporting Component. This is part of the continual process to streamline the NQPS requirements associated with the Divisions Program. Further information about this project can be found at the Planning & Reporting Support pages. Login now!

Data sources for the Division Network and Primary Health Care have been assembled by our researchers and are available in a PHC RIS infoByte.

Annual Survey of Divisions

The Annual Survey of Divisions (ASD) is a comprehensive survey conducted by PHC RIS each year to collect information from all Divisions in Australia about their membership, activities and infrastructure. We present these data as:

  • Fast Facts
    • Provide a quick snap shot of information, often illustrating longitudinal trends and state and RRMA analyses
    • Based on information collected in the Annual Survey of Divisions since 1999
  • ASD Reports
    • Recently released: Making a difference. Report of the 2005-2006 Annual Survey of Divisions of General Practice
  • Division Benchmarking Tool
    • For those interested in knowing which Divisions of General Practice across Australia have the same demographic characteristics
  • Division Key Characteristics
    • A spreadsheet containing core Division information, e.g. number of practices and GPs in Divisions
    • The spreadsheet also provides a longitudinal perspective, with the same information available from 2002-03
  • Division Mapping Tool
    • Designed to enable easy identification of Divisions conducting similar programs and activities
    • Coming soon - an improved, more dynamic version
  • On-line browsable Tables and Figures from recently published ASD reports
  • Queries and specific data requests
    • Unable to find the information you want?
    • Unsure if the information you want is available?
    • Make a data request via the ASD data request form

Division Activities

Division Plans and Reports have been collected since 1999 and can be browsed or searched via our Activities of Divisions (AOD) pages.

2006-07 12 Month Reports of Divisions and State Based Organisations
An on-line interactive tool which allows you to view individual reports or aggregate the data by indicator, state and more.

Performance and Development Funding Pool

A Performance and Development Funding Pool was established in 2005 to build capacity and recognise performance across the Divisions Network.

Funding was made available to a total of $1.6 million in 2006 which was divided into two distinct pools:

  • Pool A ($1.4 million) - projects of up to $100,000 to build capacity in the network; and
  • Pool B ($200,000) - projects of up to $10,000 to build individual division/SBO capacity

A precise of all 'Pool A' projects and a summary of the 'Pool B' funding is available on the AGPN website

Contacting members of the Division Network

Current contact details for all Divisions of General Practice, including links to their websites, are available in the Division Profile pages.

Other network members such as State Based Organisations (SBOs) are listed here.

Find Divisions similar to your own

Identify other Divisions with the same demographic characteristics as you, with the newly developed benchmarking tool.

Upcoming Events

The PHC RIS GP & PHC Research Conference is a major event in Australian general practice and primary health care. The conference program focuses on research, methodology and policy issues, and provides the opportunity to build and maintain essential working relationships with Division staff, researchers, practitioners, and policy advisors.

Other conferences, workshops and events can be found in the Events diary. This includes details of upcoming State Based Organisation (SBO) forums as well as Australian and International events.

Useful Resources

View our extensive list of useful resources.

These include:

Divisions and Research

We maintain the Roadmap Of Australian primary health care Research (ROAR) that includes information about primary health care research projects, researcher profiles, research organisations and funding.

Our infoBytes are informative and skill-building on-line fact sheets. They provide information, resources and links relevant to primary health care practice, research, evaluation, collaboration, and communication.

We also publish many fact sheets that may be of interest and can be viewed or ordered from our publication catalogue. For example;

Acronyms decoded

We have compiled an extensive list of acronyms used in general practice and primary health care.

Keep updated

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Can't find what you need on our website?

Contact us on our PHC RIS Assist service (1800 025 882) or submit a form to 'Ask PHC RIS a question'


 
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