PI 07 - Chronic Disease Management Plan prepared

Proportion of regular clients with a chronic disease who have received a GP Management Plan (MBS Item 721 or any equivalent such as 229, 92024, 92068, 92055, 92099).

Description

Proportion of Indigenous regular clients who have Type II diabetes and who have received a GP Management Plan (MBS Item 721 or any equivalent such as 229, 92024, 92068, 92055, 92099) within the previous 24 months.

Notes

  • User may select between AIHW's definition of Regular Client (attended the OATSIH-funded primary health care service at least 3 times in 2 years), or Communicare's Current Patient status.
  • Patients must be recorded as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander or both.
  • A patient is deemed to have received a GP Management Plan if a service has the MBS item checked for claiming, regardless of whether it has been submitted or paid.
Table 1. NKPI PI 07
Element Description
Communicare reports
  • Report > National KPI > PI07 Diabetes GP Management Plan
  • Report > National KPI > PI07 Diabetes GP Management Plan Patients
Numerator Currently this report looks for evidence of a 721 (or any equivalent such as 229,92024, 92068) Medicare claim. For more information, see Medicare claims.
Denominator Currently this indicator looks only for patients with Type II diabetes.
Additional data recording considerations

Health Services who are part of the Health Care Homes trial will not be documenting care plans with a claim for item 721 or any equivalent such as 229, 92024, 92068, 92055, 92099 so will need to document these care plans with a clinical item.

From June 2018 this indicator will also recognise a completed procedure with an export code of CPA as being evidence of a care plan being completed.

This information relates to V16.1 of the Specifications for National Key Performance Indicators and Online Services Reporting (Solving Health, Specifications for National Key Performance Indicators and Online Services Reporting V16.1. Sydney: Solving Health, March 2024). For more information, see https://www.solvinghealth.au/projects.