GPACI Operational Activities – what’s worked, what hasn’t?

Details

Date & Time

Tuesday 22nd July 2025 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

Venue

Online, ZOOM

Event Category

External event

Organiser

Murray PHN

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Date

Tuesday 22nd July 2025 @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

Venue

Online

ZOOM

Organiser

Murray PHN

(03) 4408 5600

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Goldfields Medical Group have successfully implemented a nurse led structured approach to managing and maximising new GPACI funding.

The opportunity to learn from their procedures will add value to all clinics whether currently receiving or considering GPACI.

This webinar aims to provide an overview of the implementation of GPACI to the clinic and evaluate effectiveness.

Aged care General practice GPACI

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