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NADC Slide Deck - PCPs PHNs
1. Improving the ability of Australian diabetes services to
deliver better health outcomes for people with, or at
risk of developing diabetes
2. National collective of Diabetes Centres established in 1994.
Promotes mechanisms for improving the standard of care available to
people with, or at risk of diabetes through diabetes centres and
services.
What is the NADC?
Promoting excellence in diabetes care
3. Aims of NADC
• Bridge and linchpin
• Information and collaboration
• Link service providers
• Pool diabetes information data
• Improve standards, methods and
models of diabetes care
• Assist NADC member centres to
maintain standards as centres of
excellence
Collaboration
and
Education
Leadership,
Policy and
Direction
Sustainability
Quality
Improvement
and
Benchmarking
4. • Membership with NADC is open to any group of healthcare professionals
who are involved either directly or indirectly in diabetes services and care,
are committed to the goals and objectives of the NADC and to monitoring
the outcomes of their services.
• The NADC is there to support all organisations and health care professionals
providing diabetes care and services.
• Membership is organisation based not individual based (unlike ADEA &
RACGP).
• To become a member, apply online at nadc.net.au
Who is the NADC for?
5. • Given that Primary Care Partnerships (PCPs) and Primary Health Networks
(PHNs) are committed to providing efficient and effective primary health care,
with objectives that align closely with those of the NADC, we offer NADC
Network membership free to PCPs and PHNs around Australia.
• PCPs and PHNs work directly with general practitioners, other primary health
care providers, secondary care providers and hospitals, to facilitate improved
outcomes for patients.
The NADC see this as a valuable role!
Why PCPs and PHNs?
6. • Network Members will be associated by the geographic
boundary/region of their particular PHN or PCP
• Within the PCP/PHN there must be a focus on improving
diabetes care
• Integration and collaboration among primary and
secondary care providers must be a focus for the PCP/PHN
• Communication processes, programs and initiatives
involving primary and secondary care must be evident
Network Membership
7. The Breakdown
2015 2016 2017
Current membership and a list of accredited centres
can be found on the NADC website at
www.nadc.net.au.
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Network Members
Pharmacy Centres
Affiliate Centres
Care Centres
Tertiary Centres
Centres of Excellence
Types of NADC Centres
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
Number of NADC Centres
9. Key Focus Areas
Foot Network
National Curriculum
General Care Course
Collaboration & Integration
Models of Care / Hub and spoke
Accreditation
BPDC
Best Practice in Diabetes Centres Symposium
ANDS
Australian National Diabetes Strategy
National Clinical Standards
Resource Repository
ADATSAustralasian Diabetes Advancements and Technologies Summit
Promoting excellence in diabetes care
11. Benefits of Accreditation
There are wide-ranging benefits to achieving NADC accreditation. This includes, but is not limited
to:
• An NADC Accreditation certificate is provided
• Recognition as a best practice centre meeting stringent quality and safety standards
• Knowledge-sharing – the ability to leverage knowledge from other accredited centres to
improve service delivery and care
• Far reaching quality improvement – the opportunity for your centre to become part of a
broader goal of improving health services nation-wide, by mentoring and educating smaller centres
• Benchmarking – the opportunity for your centre to compare performance against other peer
centres and to identify opportunities for improvement
• Business expansion – opportunity to broaden your centre’s reputation and patient base
• Status and Reputation – opportunity to benchmark your centre against peer centres
• Service improvement – opportunity to utilise the evidence gained from the accreditation
process to lobby for increased funding and resourcing in areas where your service can be
enhanced.
13. Best Practice in Diabetes Centres Symposium
(BPDC)
Guideline /
position
statement
development
Annual Event
Invitation
only
Consensus
building
Promoting Collaboration
and Integration
Highly
select
speakers
Focused
discussions
Information Sharing
Key
opinion
holders
15. 1. Access to diabetes resources and tools in the ‘member only’ section which includes video
presentations and webinars
2. Free access to the training packages developed by the NADC
3. Discounts to NADC meetings such as ADATS, BPDC
4. Access to the NADC Newsletter
5. Tips for quality improvement and generating funding
6. National Diabetes Care Course – Diabetes education tool providing current knowledge of
diabetes clinical management and self care recommendations
7. Opportunity to be invited to The Best Practice in Diabetes Centres (BPDC) Symposium
8. Participation in the NADC annual meeting at the ADS/ADEA Annual Scientific meeting
9. Notification of ANDA audits so it can be promoted within their catchment
10.Support in working with the NADC to achieve goals under the Australian National Diabetes
Strategy
11.Partnership with the NADC to harness government support and initiate change programs
Network members have access to a range of resources and opportunities to
assist them in achieving best practice in diabetes service delivery and care
through:
Network Member Benefits
16. 1. A certificate of currency of Affiliate Membership and Accreditation certificate if
attained
2. Diabetes specific Accreditation Standards for primary care
3. Access and discounted access to NADC Accreditation Standards
4. The opportunity to participate in the annual Australian National Diabetes Audit
(ANDA)
5. Provision of individualised ANDA reports including data to facilitate
benchmarking of the centre against its peers, and a Certificate of Participation
6. Collaboration and integration with diabetes services across the care spectrum
7. Affiliate Centres will be offered the option of a being linked/ supported with an
NADC Diabetes Centre. This will provide support in terms of advice, protocols
and a pathway of referral for complicated patients
Affiliate members have access to a range of resources and opportunities to assist
them in achieving best practice in diabetes service delivery and care through:
Additional Benefits for Affiliate Members
18. Levels of Membership
Centres of
Excellence
Tertiary
Centres
Care
Centres
Affiliate
Centres
$230 $165$165 $55
Information about levels of membership can be
found at the NADC website – www.nadc.net.au.
Pharmacy
Centres
Network
Members
$55 FREE
To be the bridge and linchpin between primary care services and the hospital. This model is underpinned by the philosophy of shared care;
Promote flow of information and collaboration between diabetes services;
Link non-specialist service providers – community health, rural, primary care links to tertiary centres.
Collect and pool diabetes information data to promulgate improved standards, methods and models of diabetes care;
Assist NADC member centres to maintain standards as centres of excellence. Model of care development.
There are currently over 110 NADC centres across Australia.
Nearly double our membership from 2 years ago!
The NADC has an accreditation system for NADC member centres. The aim is to support NADC Centres of Excellence, Tertiary Diabetes & Care Centres as proven Centres of Excellence in diabetes care.
In Australia diabetes centres are generally accredited via overarching hospital or RACGP accreditation, however…
Some services can miss out as not all hospital-based diabetes services are involved in the accreditation process.
Diabetes centres which operate in the community or in a medical centre are not specifically assessed against diabetes accreditation standards.
NADC has filled the accreditation gap; providing all diabetes centres with the opportunity to participate in quality and safety improvement.
NADC Accreditation Aligns with the NSQHS Standards, RACGP accreditation and Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care.
It’s important to note: NADC Accreditation is not mandatory, however… Successful accreditation is required in order to be recognised as an “NADC Accredited Centre” in the following categories: Tertiary, Care, or Affiliate member.
The Best Practice in Diabetes Centres Meetings have been an integral educational/policy/service provision forum for NADC members. These meetings have been running since 2007. Meeting is by invitation only and requires active NADC participation including participation in ANDA, accreditation and sharing other NADC resources. These meetings are an interactive forum intended to canvass/discuss issues important to Diabetes Centres/Services. All sessions are recorded and made available to NADC member organisations. BPDC was recently held in Sydney in October 2016 focussed on the implementation of the National Diabetes Strategy 2016-20.
