Chronic Conditions Management


From the 1 July 2025, changes to the Chronic Conditions Management (CCM) MBS items numbers will take effect.

SEMPHN's dedicated CCM webapge provides primary care professionals with a variety of resources and information to help prepare and implement the changes.

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June 26, 2025
The Australian Immunisation Handbook has been updated to reflect the latest COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for 2025. The immunocompromising and medical conditions list in the handbook has also been updated.
June 25, 2025
From 1 July 2025, eligible Australians aged 50-70 will be able to participate in the new National Lung Cancer Screening Program and have a low-dose CT scan every two years to look for signs of lung cancer.
June 12, 2025
MBS Online has recently published a new factsheet outlining what the upcoming Changes to Chronic Conditions Management (CCM) MBS items mean for other members of the general practice team that often play an important role in chronic condition management plans and ongoing care.
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Care Coordination – Care Planning

Learn about the four key steps to care planning with your patients. Get tips for care planning, and information about action plans.

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Priority Primary Care Centres (PPCCs)

Four PPCCs are now open in south east Melbourne, providing treatment for urgent non-life-threatening conditions including mild infections, sprains, broken bones and minor burns. PPCCs are open 7 days a week for extended hours at no cost to patients.

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Health Needs Assessments

Every year, SEMPHN undertakes a Health Needs Assessment of the south east Melbourne region to enable us to design and commission appropriate programs for at-risk people and assist service providers with population health planning. 

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MyMedicare

MyMedicare is Australia’s new voluntary patient registration model. It will enable a blended funding model that sits alongside fee-for-service while strengthening the relationship between patients, their general practice, general practitioner (GP) and primary care teams. 

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