1 / 14

MSOAP

MSOAP. Kay Trotman and Jane Cassidy. General Practice Queensland (GPQ). General Practice Queensland is a state based organisation that provides strategic leadership, advocacy and representation for 17 divisions of general practice

varian
Download Presentation

MSOAP

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. MSOAP Kay Trotman and Jane Cassidy

  2. General Practice Queensland (GPQ) • General Practice Queensland is a state based organisation that provides strategic leadership, advocacy and representation for 17 divisions of general practice • GPQ established in 1997, and private MSOAP fundholder since 2000. • GPQ works in conjunction with Qld Health MSOAP team.

  3. GPQ MSOAP Services • MSOAP budget for 2009-2010 service delivery $2,155,242.40 • provides 116 individual services • contracts 36 service providers • visits 54 locations – from Torres Strait in the north, Cunnamulla in the south, and Mount Isa in the west. • GPQ continues to be responsive to community need

  4. Map of Services

  5. MSOAP Review Process

  6. Progress Against Annual Plan • Services delivered as per Annual Plan • To date 206 visits have been delivered (511 planned visits) • After consultation with R Health commenced Reserve service ENT Service to Roma in lieu of General Surgery to Kingaroy • From 1/07/09 – 30/11/09 • 3808 patients benefited from private outreach specialists • 640 or 16.8% of these patients identified as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin

  7. Progress Against Annual Plan • Cape York Welfare Reform Communities • From 1/07/09 – 30/11/09 • 612 patients benefited from private outreach specialists • 453 or 74.0% of these patients identified as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander origin • Highlights • ENT Services delivered to Aurukun and Hope Vale • ENT service delivered to Cooktown

  8. GPQ Experiences • From 7 years experience on MSOAP and ground work in establishing Cape York Services • Timelines • Data collection • Infrastructure • On the ground local support • Stakeholder engagement • Logistics

  9. MSOAP – Indigenous Chronic Disease Measure • Process – expanded on existing process • Assess statistics – Needs Analysis and Dataset • Consultation • - Service providers • - Stakeholder meeting held in Cairns on 18 November, 2009 and further meetings in other regions to be conducted. • - Stakeholders meetings to be coordinated in the communities of interest. • Service Mapping

  10. MSOAP Process MSOAP – ICD scoping Assess statistics Consultation Services Mapping Evaluate needs

  11. Stakeholders Consulted • Aurukun Director of Nursing Vince Connellan • Lockhart River Director of Nursing • Kowanyama Director of Nursing Di Dancey • Hope Vale General Practitioner Dr Mel Scrace • Coen Director of Nursing Barbara Shephard • Pormpuraaw Director of Nursing Kerry Ayres • Laura Director of Nursing • Wujal Wujal Director of Nursing • Yarrabah Gurriny YealamuckaDr Stuart • Yarrabah (QHealth) Director of Nursing Debbie Jelley • Napranum Director of Nursing Tracey Sekac • Cairns RFDS Senior Medical Officer Dr Dean Taylor • Cairns RFDS SDM PHC Cape York Ray Toft • Far North QRDGP Operations Manager Isabel Mazgay • Apunipima • Cape York Health Council Public Health Medical Officer Dr Jacki Mein • QH Cape York Health District Director Primary Health Care Karen Jacobs • QH Cape York Health District Allied Health Professional Leader • Workforce and Coordination Unit Fiona Hall • Cairns Base Hospital Women’s & Children’s Debra Stoffel • Cairns Base Hospital Surgery Rhonda Morton • Cairns Base Hospital ENT Outreach Lorraine Matthews • Cairns Base Hospital ED Mental Health & ATODs Kevin Freale • Cairns Base Hospital FROGS Dr Paul Howart • Wuchopperen Nancy Long • QH Deadly Ears Executive Officer Matthew Brown • QH Deadly Ears Nurse Manager Anette Smith

  12. Key findings from scoping • Mapping process undertaken by GPQ in conjunction with Stakeholders to ascertain service delivery in Cape York Communities. • Considerable number of service providers • Allied Health service providers from a range of funding sources • Local level – staff are uncertain of service providers • Scheduling and coordinating is critical for any additional services • Support at the local level for service implementation

  13. Where to From Here? • This scoping is currently being undertaken in the Gulf, South West and other communities of interest • ICD implementation 2010 - 2011 • Consider MDT allied health service providers to existing specialties

  14. Thank you

More Related