Table 227: Supporting Primary Care Providers to Coordinate Chronic Disease Management (B3a measure) Evaluation Framework early results (years 2-4). Indicators Available / reason not available Documented processes for ensuring compliance Yes with PIP Indigenous Health Incentive requirements Extent of implementation of Tier 1 care by Yes – the evaluation reports on patients registered practices receiving Tier 1 care and practices providing Tier 1 care Identification of barriers and how have they Yes been overcome (if at all) Extent of implementation of Tier 1 care by Yes – the evaluation reports on patients registered practices receiving Tier 1 care and practices providing Tier 1 care Level of training participants’ satisfaction with Yes training Level of satisfaction of staff and general practice Yes with training Evidence of changed knowledge, cultural Yes awareness and practice as a result of training Change in general practice staff members’ level Yes of understanding of better practice care Comparison of participating patients and Yes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients in services received for chronic disease management Extent of additional and complementary health Yes services, and evidence of uptake Number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Yes - the evaluation reports on Aboriginal and Health Assessments (pre and post) by service Torres Strait Islander Health Assessments pre- type and post- Indigenous Chronic Disease Package (ICDP) but not by service type Level of satisfaction with standard of care Yes Perceptions and impact of additional services, Yes including cultural awareness Source: KPMG.
Table 227: Supporting Primary Care Providers to Coordinate Chronic Disease Management (B3a measure) Evaluation Framework early results (years 2-4). Indicators Available / reason not available Documented processes for ensuring compliance with PIP Indigenous Health Incentive requirements Yes Extent of implementation of Tier 1 care by registered practices Yes – the evaluation reports on patients receiving Tier 1 care and practices providing Tier 1 care Identification of barriers and how have they been overcome (if at all) Yes Extent of implementation of Tier 1 care by registered practices Yes – the evaluation reports on patients receiving Tier 1 care and practices providing Tier 1 care Level of training participants’ satisfaction with training Yes Level of satisfaction of staff and general practice with training Yes Evidence of changed knowledge, cultural awareness and practice as a result of training Yes Change in general practice staff members’ level of understanding of better practice care Yes Comparison of participating patients and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients in services received for chronic disease management Yes Extent of additional and complementary health services, and evidence of uptake Yes Number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Assessments (pre and post) by service type Yes - the evaluation reports on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Assessments pre- and post- Indigenous Chronic Disease Package (ICDP) but not by service type Level of satisfaction with standard of care Yes Perceptions and impact of additional services, including cultural awareness Yes Source: KPMG.
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