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What is a primary care practice community?

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A practice community is an organised collaboration of general practitioner practices that enables broader, coordinated primary care for patients, with shared professional and management support.

Why it is useful

A practice community enables the provision of additional services, strengthens prevention and uses resources more efficiently, while reducing the burden on specialist care.

What documents are needed?

Operation typically requires a Care Plan, Additional Services Regulations, Integrated Procedures for Specialised Care and a Development Plan, complemented by business planning and project management.

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Is a grant required?
Practice community developments are often financed from EU grants, whose preparation and management we support.

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