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If you´re looking for a straightforward introduction to primary health care, infoBytes have the basics covered, making them your perfect starting point to primary health care.

These infoBytes are updated regularly and provide a portal to the array of resources available on the world wide web.


About Divisions

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Aged Care GP Panels Initiative (ACGPPI)

Addresses the aims of the ACGPPI and links to the form required to submit the ACGPPI SDIs

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Data Sources for the Divisions Network and Primary Health Care

Assembled for use by Divisions of General Practice, however, these data sources are useful for others interested in primary health care and general practice

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Divisions of General Practice

Addressing the issues: What are Divisions? What are Divisions doing? Definition of Rural Divisions and the Role of Divisions of General Practice

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Divisions' Matters: Making Divisions' data work for you

Divisions' Matters Making Divisions' data work for you The Primary Health Care Research and Information Service (PHC RIS) is involved in the collection and collation of Divisions Network Reporting on behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing (DoHA). Every 12 months Divi…

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Nursing in General Practice

Includes definitions, position statements, suggested reading, nursing journals and research along with other activities addressing nursing in general practice

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Planning and Reporting Framework

Providing you with details of the Planning and Reporting Framework and directing you to the associated resources

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Programs/Initiatives delivered through the Divisions Network

Contains brief descriptions and key PHC RIS Resources on some of the National Programs and Initiatives the Division Network is required to uptake under the National Quality and Performance System (NQPS)


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Dissemination

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Accessing journal articles

Discover ways you can access the full text for health and medical journal articles.

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Conducting effective skill building workshops

Learn how to conduct workshops. Covering planning, during and after the workshop.

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Creating a great website

Developed to help you plan and design a website at the conceptual stage so that it contains relevant content and is easy for users to view and navigate

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Design a great power point presentation

Providing you with guidelines to assist you with designing a great power point presentation

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Design and present posters for maximum impact

Providing you with tips on how to maximise the impact of your poster presentation

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Dissemination strategies for researchers

Dissemination is a term meaning communication, or a flow of information from a source. This infoByte explains strategies and provides useful resources for researchers.

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Engaging the Media: Being interviewed

"Scientists used to be told that dealing with the media would be professional death; now they are being told that not dealing with the media will be professional death." - Dr Rob Morrison, Australian Science Communicator Health and medical research is one of the most widely reported sources of …

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Engaging the Media: Promoting your work to the media

Know your media Establishing a rapport with local journalists will improve the chances of your work being reported on and will help sustain ongoing media relations. Review the quality and style of stories covered by health correspondents and target your communications to these journalists. Th…

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Engaging the media: Writing a succinct media release

Media releases offer the opportunity to promote and publicise details about your work to the media. When written well media releases will highlight key messages about your work, be immediately interesting and eye-catching to the journalist and "contain all the information a reporter needs to write …

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Get the most out of conferences

Outlining ways you can enhance the experience of attending conferences

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Knowledge Management

Providing you with definitions of knowledge management along with articles, reports and websites relevant to this area

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Knowledge translation and exchange for health policy

This InfoByte outlines some emerging developments within the field of knowledge translation and exchange (KTE) to support policy making in health.

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Prepare and deliver oral presentations

Prepared to assist you with the planning and delivery of your next paper presentation

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Present your work

Providing you with suggestions and resources on how to best present your posters, powerpoint presentations and other work

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Produce reader-friendly writing

Providing you with tips and resources to engage the reader and be readable

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Publish in Peer Review Journals

Providing you with criteria that has been developed to increase the chances of your paper being published in a peer reviewed journal

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Publish your work

Providing you with on-line resources to assist you with getting your work published

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Take great photos for publication

Giving you the tips you need to take great photos for publication

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Writing great abstracts

Writing great abstracts will help the reader decide whether to read your work or attend your presentation. It is thus worth the effort to do this well. We provide tips to assist you with this exercise.


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Primary health care

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Australian health reform matters

Whilst Australia’s health status is among the highest in the world, our health system is in need of reform to meet long-term challenges such as access to services, the growing burden of chronic disease, population ageing, cost inefficiencies, safety and quality, and the cost of new health tec…

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International primary health care systems

This Infobyte provides information about and sources of further information on the primary health care systems in Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, New Zealand, United Kingdom and the United States.

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Medicare Locals

This infoByte provides information about documents and websites that focus on the process of establishing Medicare Locals and the impact of this change on various stakeholders.

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Needs assessments in primary health care

This infoByte reflects on needs assessments in primary health care in Australia and internationally.

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Nursing and primary health care

This infoByte provides information on the role of Australian nurses in providing PHC as part of a reformed health system. It outlines recent developments to the role and activities of nurses in Australian PHC programs and worthwhile readings that provide further information on the crucial role of n…

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Primary Health Care

Includes definitions, position statements and suggested reading about Primary Health Care (PHC) as well as explaining the differences between comprehensive and selected PHC


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Research and evaluation

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About research

Clarifying what research is and providing you with definitions for the many research types.

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Apply for research funding

Covering a number of issues you need to address when considering your research question and applying for research funding, plus a number of links to resources to further help you

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Collaborative partnerships in research

Collaborations occur to enable a sharing of different perspectives, skills, resources and other attributes that contribute to effectively addressing the research problem. Learn how collaborative partnerships between researchers, practitioners, decision makers, consumers and community members can s…

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Ethical health research

Containing guidelines and relevant articles relating to ethical health research as well as highlighting australian research focussing on ethical issues

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Evidence-informed health policy: Information sources

Evidence-informed health policy is part of a general trend by the Australian Government towards embedding research evidence in policy decision-making. However, locating relevant and reliable evidence in a rapidly expanding array of information is both time- and resource-intensive for researchers an…

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Getting started in evaluation

Contains the purposes of evaluation, definitions, glossary of terms, electronic discussion lists and the guidelines for conducting evaluations

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Involving consumers in your research

Consumer participation resource for researchers: This infoByte offers reasons for and ways to involve consumers in research.

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Longitudinal Studies

Containing information about Australian primary health care longitudinal studies, definitions of longitudinal studies, its disadvantages and advantages, information for those wanting to conduct a longitudinal study as well as information on how to access the databases and findings of such studies

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Mentoring matters

The Primary Health Care Research Evaluation and Development Strategy (PHCRED) supports primary health care providers to develop high quality research and evaluation knowledge and skills. One of the many ways this is being achieved is through mentoring. This infoByte lists key information about ment…

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Practice-Based Research Networks (PBRN)

Contains definitions, aims and literature about Practice-Based Research Networks as well as a list of Practice-Based Research Networks in Australia

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Rapid Responses

A Rapid Response is a brief review of evidence related to a specific policy area requested by policymakers, with a view to developing policy that is informed by evidence.

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Researchers influencing policy development

Researchers and policy makers bring different perspectives to the policy making process. This infoByte outlines some key issues for researchers to consider when influencing policy development.


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