Team-Based Care for Chronic Complex Patients

Team-based care is more than a buzzword—it’s the foundation of sustainable, high-quality outcomes for both patients and practices.

Our mission is to empower practitioners to deliver coordinated, patient-centred care by activating the skills of nurses and allied health professionals. With rising demands in chronic disease management, care coordination, and outcome evaluation, this webinar will show you how to make multidisciplinary care practical, effective, and financially sustainable.

What You’ll Learn

· Develop and implement GP CCMP with SMART goals tailored to patient needs

· Integrate nurses and allied health professionals into chronic disease management workflows

· Streamline communication to reduce fragmentation and strengthen continuity of care

· Build sustainable multidisciplinary models that support both patients and practices

· Implement item number 10997 effectively in everyday practice

· Establish how to implement ongoing GP, nurse, and allied health reviews with regular management updates

Properly facilitated GPCCMP can deliver comprehensive, proactive care for chronic disease that support patients in self-management and positive lifestyle changes.

By attending, you will:

· Gain confidence in structuring team-based care that works in real-world practice

· Unlock strategies to reduce costs while improving patient outcomes

· Equip yourself with tools to strengthen collaboration and continuity of care

With half of Australians living with at least one chronic condition, strengthening chronic disease management in primary care is vital to improving patient quality of life and ensuring sustainability across our health care system.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to enhance your knowledge and connect with a community of passionate individuals. Register now to secure your spot!

Presenters:

Dr Clifford Morrison graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2006 completing his MBBS/BMSci. Clifford spent some time doing Emergency Medicine work in rural and regional locations before finding his passion in General Practice. He is a Fellow of the RACGP and has been a GP for over 10 years. Clifford works in two clinics in the South East of Melbourne, in which he is also a practice owner/partner and teacher/supervisor for Registrars. Clifford joined the BFD team in 2024 after having attended several BFD education sessions as well as having the BFD team do a two day session at his clinics. He is passionate about MBS education having seen its benefits on an individual and practice level, allowing GPs to practice not only better medicine but to do so in a MBS compliant and financially viable manner.