GP Regional Delegates Sample Clauses

GP Regional Delegates. Six GP Regional Delegates are to be trialled for the life of the Agreement from 1 December 2017 A total of six GP Regional Delegates will be appointed, one for each CHSALHN defined region: • South East • Barossa Hills Fleurieu • Yorke and Northern • Riverland Mallee Coorong • Eyre and Far North • Flinders and Upper North Each GP Regional Delegate position will be selected annually on a consensus basis by contracted GPs at a regional level through a transparent process overseen by CHSALHN In the unlikely event that a consensus cannot be reached at a Regional level, a process overseen by the AMA(SA) will occur in the respective region. GP Regional Delegates will • be responsible for ensuring their advice generally reflects the collective opinion of rural GPs in the designated region. • participate in four (4), two (2) hour meetings per annum (quarterly) with the Executive Director of Medical Services, of which two of the four meetings will also include the regionally responsible Director of Medical Services • be remunerated at $226.40 per hour for attendance at meetings that may occur by video conference. There will be the ability to utilise GP Regional Delegates as a reference point, and for one off advice, if there are region specific medical workforce issues or any significant service model changes being proposed. In the latter case, CHSALHN will request ad hoc / special purpose meetings, which will only occur with the agreement and support of the designated GP Regional Delegate. Any meetings above the planned four a year will be scheduled with the aim of minimising any impact on the designated GP Regional Delegate private practice arrangements. Prior to the end of each 12 month term, GP regional and CHSALHN delegates will meet to evaluate the strengths, weaknesses and achievements of the GP Regional Delegate structure. The evaluation agenda will include: • determining trial success indicators & measures • opportunities to improve the structure of the GP Regional Delegate role • what key issues have arisen & their solutions.
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