Cancer Screening CQI Toolkit Bundle 1

• Cancer Screening and Primary Care
• Cancer screening eligibility

Cancer Screening CQI Toolkit Bundle 2

• General Data Management Health Checklist
• Diagnoses excluded from screening
• Not overlooking transgender and intersex patients
• Eligibility of transgender and intersex patients for breast and cervical screening
• Screening comparisons

Cancer Screening CQI Toolkit Bundle 3

• Pathology and Screening results

Cancer Screening CQI Toolkit Bundle 4

• Merging and locking lists
• Recalls and reminders

Cancer Screening CQI Toolkit Bundle 5

• Requesting results from screening registries
• Retrospective data clean-up

Cancer Screening CQI Toolkit Bundle 6

• Sustainability checklist

Series 1: Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) and Practice Incentives Program Quality Improvement (PIP QI)

• Part A: Introduction and The What?
• Part B: The What?
• Part C: The How?

Series 2: RACGP Standards 5th Edition and Accreditation

• Part A: Orientation to the Standards and Surveyor processes
• Part B: Digging Deeper: The Core module
• Part C: Digging deeper into the Quality improvement and General practice module

Series 3: Population Health and Digital Literacy

• Part A: Introduction
• Part B: Intelligent information management
• Part C: Designing the care delivery system

In line with the Indigenous Australians’ Health Programme (IAHP), the overarching goals of this CQI program are to improve:

• the health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
• access to high-quality, comprehensive, and culturally appropriate primary health care
• the way primary health care services operate, so that they better cater for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

• Enhance identification of preventable chronic health conditions in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population within NQPHN region.
• Improve care co-ordination and management of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients attending mainstream general practices and/or AMS.
• Ensure all eligible patients are registered for PBS co-payments.
• Increase the number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients undertaking a health assessment (MBS 715).
• Identify any modifiable factors for chronic disease and improve navigation through the health system for appropriate support and treatment.
• Foster culturally safe environments for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to obtain medical care and assessment.
• Assist general practices to meet Accreditation 5th standards.
• Support mainstream general practices to meet eligibility to receive PIP Indigenous Incentive payment.
• Improve practice data quality and registration of patients.

As part of the First Nations CQI Program, participating practices will:

• receive Cultural Safety and Awareness training (where required)
• receive free resources and education to assist with providing comprehensive, culturally sensitive health assessments
• receive access to electronic Shared Care solution platform
• meet Practice Incentives Program (PIP) Quality Improvement (QI) and Accreditation Standards for Quality Improvement
• meet requirements for Practice Incentive Payment Indigenous Health Incentive
• identify patients eligible for Closing the Gap PBS co-payments
• receive GoShare Plus licenses and bundle for recall of patients
• receive TrainIT – Katrina Otto – data management and usage
• have access to educational events provided by highly regarded clinicians (general practice, psychology, chronic disease management).