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Your practice finances
Last revised: 24 Oct 2019
In addition to income generated from the billing for patient services, there are other income streams that are explained in this section.
The Practice Incentives Program (PIP) provides practices and GPs with government incentives to undertake certain activities, including continual improvements, quality care, enhanced capacity, and improved access and health outcomes for patients.
To receive the incentives:
Practice Incentives Program
There are several groups that can provide additional funding opportunities that are based on the local community’s health needs. These include your local:
Consider nominating an appropriate member of staff (such as your practice manager) to regularly check for opportunities for grants and funding.
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Many GPs provide consultancy services outside of the general practice where they work, which can be a good source of additional income. Examples of this type of work include:
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