Quality improvement

The RACGP defines quality improvement as a systematic, ongoing activity to improve the quality of care and services undertaken within a general practice. The primary aim is to monitor, evaluate and refine processes in order to improve coordination of care and deliver better health outcomes for patients.

On this page:

Introduction to quality improvement

Getting started

Data Quality resources and activities

Asthma

Cardiovascular risk factors

Cervical screening

Diabetes management

Health Assessments

Immunisation

My Health Record

Smoking status

Graphic reading POLAR discovery

POLAR data tool

POLAR software is a data analysis tool that can be used by your practice team for quality improvement purposes — and to deliver better care for patients.

Find out more about My Health Record

My Health Record helps you access information about your patients such as shared health summaries, discharge summaries, prescription and dispense records, pathology reports and diagnostic imaging reports.

For support with QI, please contact:

General Practice Improvement and Digital Enablement Team

For support in your practice, please contact:

Practice Support team

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