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Obstetric Shared Care
GP partners Adelaide is now managing on behalf of all SA Divisions the statewide GP Obstetric Shared Care (SA) Program funded by the Department of Health.
Dr Suzi Pedler and two other previous
Divisional GP Advisors are overseeing the running of the program.
What is the Statewide Obstetric Shared Care Program?
- South Australian Program managed by General Practice partners Adelaide (GPpA) and
funded by the Department of Health.
- Provides accreditation, training and support to GPs who wish to provide antenatal and
postnatal care to women choosing to have the majority of their antenatal care undertaken by a
GP, in conjunction with delivery at a public hospital.
- There are currently approximately 620 GPs enrolled in the Statewide Obstetric Shared Care
Program.
How do I apply to become an accredited GP Obstetric Shared Care Provider or find out more
about the program?
- Visit the GPpA website: www.gppadelaide.org.au and download the GP Application Form for
Obstetric Shared Care Accreditation.
Email gppa@gppadelaide.org.au for further information.
What are the criteria for accreditation to the program?
- At least 3 months of previous hospital obstetric experience OR
A series of antenatal clinical attachments arranged by the program.
- Attendance at an Accreditation Seminar (held at least annually), at which the standard
protocols of the program are set out and taught.
What is required to maintain accreditation to the program?
- Attendance at one whole day Accreditation Seminar per triennium OR Attendance at two Obstetric Shared Care Program two hourly educational events per
triennium.
For further information please contact the GPpA by phoning 8112 1100. |