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Service Providers

Service Providers under this category include:

	Eastern Consulting Group: offers SBOs and Divisions courses that they can in turn promote to their members. Courses in organisational change and leadership development are designed for employees experiencing organisational upheaval in one form or another. Eastern Consulting Group also operates a centre for psychometric testing and assessment. On behalf of clients they will become involved in trouble-shooting within an organisation.
	Canning Division of General Practice: has developed software to support data collection as part of the National Primary Care Collaborative. The information gathered by this data extraction tool allows members to collect data to meet National Performance Indicators.
	The GP Census: is a web-based tool initially developed by General Practice Tasmania. It has been used successfully across Tasmanian Divisions for three years. GP Census automates the surveys of GPs and Practices that Divisions are required to take annually. There are two parts to the GP Census: a survey for GPs and another for Practices; each survey has a set of workforce questions that are invariable, to provide a national picture of workforce capacity. Because results are aggregated at divisional, state and national levels, GP Census enables the AGPN to take a snapshot of GP workforce participation over the census week. However, within each of these surveys, Divisions and SBOs can include additional survey items based on their survey and reporting requirements. AGPN has updated the GP Census for use by the Network, with appropriate access rights for divisional, state and national users.

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