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Requirements of Participation

The APCC Program has certain minimum requirements and these are to:

have two staff members attend each of the learning workshops
undertake work in all three topic areas
submit at least one PDSA every month for each topic area
complete and submit data on a monthly basis for at least 18 months

Set aside dedicated time to work on the Program
Practices are required to commit time each week to undertake program work. While significant time is not required, regular dedicated time helps participants move through their change agenda at a reasonable pace.

Attend and actively participate in the Learning Workshops
The program consists of one orientation session and three learning workshops. There will be activity periods of approximately three months between learning workshops 1, 2 and 3 when practices will be able to test and implement change in their organisations.

Practices will continue to submit data for a subsequent 12 months after learning workshop 3 to track their progress.

Collect and report data, and use PDSA cycles to test and implement change
During the activity periods, practices test and implement change ideas through the Plan, Do, Study, Act (PDSA) cycles. They also submit monthly measures in each topic area to track their improvement.