Care Plans for Admin Staff in General Practice
This course provides admin staff in general practices with the essential knowledge and skills needed to manage and support care plans for chronic disease patients. It covers the core components of care planning, eligibility, referrals to allied health professionals, and billing procedures. By the end of the course, admin staff will be equipped to effectively contribute to the care planning process, ensuring compliance and enhancing patient care.
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Gain a clear understanding of what a care plan is, its components, and its importance in chronic disease management within a general practice setting.
- Learn about the key responsibilities of admin staff in the care planning process, including scheduling, documentation, and supporting patients and healthcare providers.
- Understand the eligibility requirements for patients to receive a care plan, ensuring compliance with GP Chronic Disease Management guidelines.
- Learn how to facilitate referrals to allied health professionals under a care plan, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive, multidisciplinary care.
- Gain knowledge on how often care plans can be billed, including the financial and administrative processes involved in billing for chronic disease management.
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Gain a clear understanding of what a care plan is, its components, and its importance in chronic disease management within a general practice setting.
- Learn about the key responsibilities of admin staff in the care planning process, including scheduling, documentation, and supporting patients and healthcare providers.
- Understand the eligibility requirements for patients to receive a care plan, ensuring compliance with GP Chronic Disease Management guidelines.
- Learn how to facilitate referrals to allied health professionals under a care plan, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive, multidisciplinary care.
- Gain knowledge on how often care plans can be billed, including the financial and administrative processes involved in billing for chronic disease management.
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Training Overview
- What Constitutes a Care Plan?
- The Admin Staff’s Role in Care Planning
- Criteria for Care Plan Eligibility
- Referral Process to Allied Health Professionals Under Care Plans
- Frequency of Billing for Care Plans
- Summary
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Frequently asked questions
The course covers topics such as the role of admin staff in care planning, verifying patient eligibility for care plans, assisting with documentation, coordinating referrals, and managing billing for Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plans.
Yes, you will receive a certification upon completing the course, demonstrating your knowledge and ability to support the implementation and administration of care plans in general practice.
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Yes, this course is designed for healthcare professionals and admin staff in general practice who are involved in the administration and management of care plans, particularly Chronic Disease Management (CDM) plans.