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HOUSE NOTICE PAPER
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No. 74 — 31 October 2011
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No. 74 — 31 October 2011
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611 DR SOUTHCOTT: To ask the Minister for Health and Ageing—In respect of the latest Services and Implementation Assessment report for each of the 15 GP Super Clinics in operation, what (a) is the number of general practitioners, (b) is the number of nurses, (c) is the number of allied health professionals, (d) is the number of specialists, (e) is the number of general practitioner registrars, (f) is the number of students on clinical placements, (g) general practitioner attendance services are offered, (h) preventive health care activities are offered, (i) chronic disease management services are offered, (j) are the extended hours of service, and (k) is the progress against each of the program objectives.
612 DR SOUTHCOTT: To ask the Minister for Health and Ageing—In respect of the latest Services and Implementation Assessment report for each of the 15 GP Super Clinics in operation, (a) what is the number of specialists, (b) what specialties do they represent, and (c) for what sessions are they available.
613 DR SOUTHCOTT: To ask the Minister for Health and Ageing—In respect of the latest Services and Implementation Assessment report for each of the 15 GP Super Clinics in operation, what is the number by full-time equivalent of (a) general practitioners, (b) nurses, (c) allied health professionals, (d) specialists, and (e) general practitioner registrars.