The Sickness Prevention Program

13/01/97

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Table of Slide Contents

SPP - what is it?

SPP - the Objectives

SPP - choosing what to do

SPP - what we attacked

The Health Insurance Commission (1)

The Health Insurance Commission (2)

The Health Insurance Commission (3)

Lipid-lowering guidelines (1)

Lipid-lowering guidelines (2)

Lipid-lowering guidelines (3)

Lipid-lowering guidelines (4)

SPP: what to add in - or not

RACGP draft accreditation standards (1994) - health promotion

Sickness Prevention Program - a Survey

Survey Objectives

Sickness Prevention Check-list: what categories did patients tick?

Sickness Prevention Check-list: how many problems per patient?

Survey results - how good are ad hoc screening methods? (1)

Survey results - how good are ad hoc screening methods? (2)

Survey results - how good are ad hoc screening methods? (3)

Survey results - how good are ad hoc screening methods? (4)

Opportunistic Screening - how fast can you get through?

Excellence in health screening: a practice boost

PPT Slide

Sickness Prevention Program: Survey

Author: Dr. Andrew R Jackson

Email: ajackson@vision.net.au

Home Page: http://www.MedicineAu.net.au/Cards/AndrewJackson/

Other information:
This slide-based presentation describes a simple, opportunistic, preventative health program for general practice, as developed by the partners of Northern Suburbs Medical Service of Launceston in 1995. Results of a retrospective survey are included.

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