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Chronic and complex care, teams and transitions

Multimorbidity in Australia, the 2025 GP chronic condition management plans, NDIS and aged care entry rules, cost and access, multidisciplinary goal setting, safe handover and transitions, and how risk registers, HACs and open disclosure manage system-level harm.

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  • In the 2022 National Health Survey, 38% of Australians had two or more of 72 long-term conditions (AIHW), rising to 79% of those aged 85 and over. Guidelines are written for single diseases; your patients rarely have one.
  • Good chronic care is coordinated (one plan, one lead), goal-directed (what matters to the patient), affordable and continuous across settings.
  • Most harm in complex care happens at transitions: admission, discharge, ward transfer, handover and the move from paediatric to adult services.

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14 November 2026
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  • 14 November 2026 Personal emails, About story and Australian-style copy

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