GPs have long been sounding the alarm on poor collaboration between primary and secondary care resulting in increased pressure on hospitals. Would a Chief GP Advisor in WA help?
The Western Australian branch of the RACGP has called on the state government to appoint a Chief GP Advisor in an effort to improve hospital and primary care collaboration and reduce pressure on hospitals, but how exactly would this work?
Last year in the midst of what the AMA (WA) described as a crisis in WA hospitals, the RACGP put forward a proposal for the state government to implement a number of changes to break down healthcare silos, improve patient outcomes, and reduce hospital admissions. ...
The Western Australian branch of the RACGP has called on the state government to appoint a Chief GP Advisor in an effort to improve hospital and primary care collaboration and reduce pressure on hospitals, but how exactly would this work?
Last year in the midst of what the AMA (WA) described as a crisis in WA hospitals, the RACGP put forward a proposal for the state government to implement a number of changes to break down healthcare silos, improve patient outcomes, and reduce hospital admissions. ...
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