Over 24M Vaccine Doses Administered
24.4 M vaccines have been administered at 17 September 2021
13.1 Vaccines have been administered by Commonwealth supported Primary Health Care 12.57M by GP
The full progress report to 17 September is here
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24.4 M vaccines have been administered at 17 September 2021
13.1 Vaccines have been administered by Commonwealth supported Primary Health Care 12.57M by GP
The full progress report to 17 September is here
These are some updates to the vaccination program that we have found over the weeks. If you need more information please contact the AGPA Secretariat.
Eligibility Checker and Vaccine Clinic Finder updates: the Eligibility checker is to become a single page on the front of the Vaccine Clinic Finder. In future this will be referred to as the ‘Vaccine Clinic Finder’. This release is planned for Sunday 19 September 2021. Included in this release:
Over the last few weeks Dr Maria Boulton has asked a number of questions at the PCIG and directly to the task force. Some of these have now been answered.
A question and response are below:
How can a general practice employ health students to participate in COVID vaccine delivery when it’s not part of their formal clinical placement in similar ways that the jurisdictions are doing it? Response:
We broadly support the engagement of students in primary care settings to assist with the COVID-19 response. There are a number of regulatory and employment arrangements, addition to whether such work […]
Over the last few weeks Dr Maria Boulton has asked a number of questions at the PCIG and directly to the task force. Some of these have now been answered.
A question and response are below:
Who can provide vaccination services under MBS? Response:
Activities associated with the claiming of the COVID-19 MBS vaccine suitability assessment items may also be undertaken by a suitably qualified health professional who is working within their scope of practice.
Where a vaccination-related service is to be provided on behalf of a medical practitioner by a suitably qualified health professional, the medical practitioner must first […]
Over the last few weeks Dr Maria Boulton has asked a number of questions at the PCIG and directly to the task force. Some of these have now been answered.
A question and response are below:
Indemnity-related question ( No faults compensation scheme). Response:
On 28 August 2021, the Australian Government announced details of the no fault COVID-19 Vaccine Claims Scheme, following extensive consultation with the peak medical, healthcare, business, and insurance sectors to ensure a comprehensive national Scheme.
The Scheme will provide people with quicker access to compensation where they have suffered an adverse event related to a Therapeutic […]
Webinar Tuesday 12 October 2021, 8:00pm AEDT
7:00 pm Queensland, 7:30 pm SA, 5:00 pm WA
AGPA Webinar
Innovative Income Streams for GP Speakers:
Dr Maria Boulton, Dr Bernard Shiu, Dr Jared Dart
General Practices are usually small businesses which need to be sustainable if they are going to continue to provide the foundation for primary health care in Australia.
General Practice incomes have been under pressure for many […]
At 2 September 20, 329 483 doses of COVID-19 Vaccine had been delivered.
10,649,670 had been delivered by General Practice – from 5,347 participating Practices
The full program summary is here
These are some updates to the vaccination program that we have found over the last week. If you need more information please contact the AGPA Secretariat.
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Department of Health – Primary Health Care COVID-19 Response Teleconference 25 August 2021 – Meeting notes from Dr Maria Boulton
The Primary Care Implementation Group (PCIG) is an online meeting that includes most primary healthcare peak bodies. It is convened weekly by the Department of Health as part of the COVID-19 response. Dr Maria Boulton attends on behalf of the AGPA.
Department of Health – Primary Health Care COVID-19 Response Teleconference 1 September 2021 – Meeting notes from Dr Maria Boulton
The Primary Care Implementation Group (PCIG) is an online meeting that includes most primary healthcare peak bodies. It is convened weekly by the Department of Health as part of the COVID-19 response. Dr Maria Boulton attends on behalf of the AGPA.
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