Inquiries
Public inquiries and commissioned studies give the opportunity for all points of view in the community to be heard and considered. All individuals, firms, groups and organisations with an interest in an inquiry can participate in the inquiry.
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Dr Linda McQueen (PDF - 4k)
Submission 29 for General Practice Compliance Costs View full list
A short comment on GP forms after Helen Owens presentation at the ADGP forum. 1. All of these forms should be compatible with the medical software. We have been encouraged to become paperless and it makes an irony when Centrelink have produced with
Date received: 26 Nov 2002
Norther Rivers Division of General Practice (PDF - 17k)
Submission 31 for General Practice Compliance Costs View full list
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Date received: 26 Nov 2002
Dr Chris Hogan (PDF - 5k)
Submission 33 for General Practice Compliance Costs View full list
To be effective, data collection must be. ⢠Straight forward &simple ie forms must be readily understood by those filling them out ⢠Part of routine data collection ie data collected should where possible be data that is collected. any way. â¢
Date received: 25 Nov 2002
The Australian College of NonVR General Practitioners (PDF - 241k)
Submission 28 for General Practice Compliance Costs View full list
The Australian College of NonVR General Practitioners Inc. 459 Belair Rd, Belair, South Australia 5052 Phone: 8278 8900 Fax: 8370 3499 Email: moxhamj@health.on.net. 15th November, 2002. Re: Inquiry into the cost of Government imposed programs on
Date received: 15 Nov 2002
Dr Glynn D Kelly (PDF - 5k)
Submission 26 for General Practice Compliance Costs View full list
Dear Helen. Another GP on the Divisions list has stated:. I would like to add my voice to the growing number of GPs who are disgusted by the supposedly simplified new TDRs. The level of detail is staggering and there are requests for extensive
Date received: 14 Nov 2002
Dr Charles Castle (PDF - 4k)
Submission 30 for General Practice Compliance Costs View full list
As yet another example of Commonwealth on costs inflicted on doctors, some weeks ago Centrelink advised they were providing new certificates, and an electronic form could be downloaded on application. I requested both paper and electronic versions,
Date received: 13 Nov 2002
Australian General Practice Accreditation Ltd (PDF - 27k)
Submission 25 for General Practice Compliance Costs View full list
AUSTRALIAN GENERAL PRACTICE ACCREDITATION LTD ACN 077 562 406 ⢠ABN 60 077 562 406. 1st Floor, 65 Park Road, Milton QLD 4064 ⢠PO Box 2058, Milton BC QLD 4064 ⢠Telephone 07-3876 6370 ⢠Facsimile 07-3876 6373 ⢠Email info@agpal.com.au â¢
Date received: 7 Nov 2002
Dr Dennis Merrington (PDF - 4k)
Submission 24 for General Practice Compliance Costs View full list
As a GP (35years) I can assert that a major cause of potential confusion caused by "Government forms" and brochures of all types is the absence of a clearly marked date of printing. This finds its worst expression with immunisation forms and new
Date received: 19 Oct 2002
Dr Glynn Kelly (PDF - 4k)
Submission 32 for General Practice Compliance Costs View full list
I am writing to identify an area of bureaucratic duplication of paperwork. It is my understanding that the Productivity Commission has been charged with reducing unnecessary âred tapeâ as it might involve GPâs, given that Australia has too few
Date received: 18 Oct 2002