Welcome to the Centre of Research Excellence in Primary Health Care Microsystems
This Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute (APHCRI) Centre of Research Excellence (CRE) was established in early 2011 and is funded by APHCRI for four years to address primary health care quality, governance, performance and sustainability issues identified within the national health reform agenda. This CRE, incorporating the clinical microsystem approach, will investigate improved models in regional governance and e-health, effective multidisciplinary teamwork, and primary care performance and accountability.
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Recent Highlights
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On Wednesday 24th April, 2013 Dr Lisa Crossland presented an overview of the Primary Care Practice Improvement Tool (PC-PIT) via a webinar to Practice Managers/ AAPM. Click here to view the presentation.
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Stream 1 Commissioned Research: Review and Synthesis of the Patient-Centred Medical Home and its application in the Australian Primary Care setting. Reports can be found here.
- CRE Chief Investigator Dr Shelley Wilkinson awarded the "Research in Practice" Award. More information can be found here.
- GGT UDRH has been named one of Australia's most productive research organisations and the department's Director and CRE Deputy Director, Professor James Dunbar, has been named as having the most research outputs in Australia. More information can be found here.
- On Monday September 3, 2012 the APHCRI CRE in Primary Health Care Microsystems hosted a seminar on "Large System Change in Health Care" presented by Professor Trisha Greenhalgh. Click here for more information.
- CRE linkage and exchange in Brisbane, 4th September with key partner organisations and stakeholders to further develop the CRE research program. More information can be found on our Recent Linkage and Exchange page.
- International Linkage and Exchange -- The International Primary Health Care Reform Conference was a key linkage and exchange activity for the APHCRI CRE. Please see our Recent linkage and exchange activities page for highlights.
