Five eLearning modules to help general practice teams understand the foundational building blocks of higher performing primary care. Each module will help you implement data-driven quality improvement strategies in your own practice, modules include:    

1. Introduction to the GCPHN Primary Care Improvement Initiative – together we are progressing our vision of, ‘building one world class health system for the Gold Coast’. This module introduces the initiative, which encompasses patient-centred care, integrated approaches and how to apply these in practice.  
2. Engaged Leadership – gives your practice direction for transformation, engaging and influencing the whole practice team  
3. Data-Driven Improvement – focuses on continuous quality improvement and using data to create a learning system so that what you do today is better that what you did yesterday, and what you do tomorrow will be better that what you did today  
4. Empanelment (Patient Registration) – formalises the continuous relationship many patients have with their GP and the practice, and gives a mechanism for understanding capacity and patient needs so care is responsive and proactive  
5. Team-Based Care – explains what teams are, how effective teams operate, and provides practical strategies for developing, building and enhancing teamwork.  

1. Continuous Quality Improvement and PIP QI - In health care, data-driven quality improvement is the framework we use to systematically improve the ways care is delivered to patients. Quality improvement requires effective leadership and an engaged team who are committed to making change. Everyone benefits from quality improvement and quality improvement is everyone’s business! Come join AGPAL experts, as they discuss how do you create a culture of quality in your own practice. 
2. Change Management - Understanding change management is key to implementing and sustaining change. Common pitfalls of change activities, such as poor engagement, are discussed, as well as strategies to help you take a systematic approach to managing change. Come join AGPAL experts, as they discuss strategies to support change management within the region.  
3. Engaged Leadership– leaders are committed to the transformation of a practice and ensure communication barriers among staff are eliminated, and that all components of the practice are involved in improvement and transformation. Are you an engaged leader?  Come join AGPAL experts, as they discuss practical strategies to help you develop your own skills and in turn, build capacity in your practice team.  
4. Data-Driven Improvement – includes the use of collected data to measure, analyse and improve the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of care. How are you using data to inform your service delivery? Are your team data-confident? AGPAL experts explore common data driven improvement approaches and provides practical examples for you to consider.  
5. Patient Registration (Empanelment) – is registering individual patients to individual general practices. What does this look like in your practice? Do you have a plan in place for the future? Do you understand the benefits both for the patient and the practice? 
6. Team-Based Care – uses multidisciplinary teams (which may involve new staff, or the shifting of tasks among existing staff). AGPAL experts explore the application of team-based care in practice, and provides practical strategies for the embedding of these changes. 

Five user-friendly and informative RACGP Standards 5th edition eLearning modules and three recorded webinars to support practices to prepare for accreditation. 

1. Introduction and Orientation to the RACGP Standards 5th edition  
2. Digging Deeper: The Core Module  
3. Digging Deeper: Quality Improvement Module  
4. Digging Deeper: General Practice Module  
5. Preparing for the Surveyor Assessment  

1. Preparing for Accreditation under the RACGP Standards  
2. Digging Deeper: Challenging Indicators from the Core Module  
3. Digging Deeper: Challenging Indicators from Quality Improvement and General Practice Modules