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Virtual Collaboratives

The Virtual APCC Program is designed to allow greater learning flexibility for practices to participate in the Australian Primary Care Collaboratives (APCC) Program without leaving their practice to attend State or Local Workshops.

The Virtual program uses the same methodology as the core APCC Program with Orientation Days, Learning Workshops and Activity Periods and participating practices have access to the same comprehensive suite of resources used in the core program, including the APCC handbook, APCC workbook, practice presentations, and change ideas to guide them through the process of quality improvement to their systems. Practices are also required to submit monthly data in line with measures for each topic.

Practices participate in Learning Workshops by distance learning via teleconference with the support of a Collaboratives Division Coordinator (CDC) and have access to the comprehensive suite of resources used in the core program.

The learning flexibility of the program allows sharing of information while building on the successful outcomes achieved by previous participants in the APCC program.

Orientation Day on for the Virtual Wave of the APCC Program, Phase 2, is yet to be announced.

If you would like to know more about the Virtual Collaboratives please contact your Division or the APCC office on: 1800 771 522 or (08) 8422 7400

Phase 1 Virtual Collaboratives

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