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Joint Working Protocol Primary Care, Disability and Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services September 20171Index Summary of Recommendations3Background51.6 Members of the Working Group61.7 Abbreviations62.0Policy

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the primary care services and providers involved in the joint working protocol.
2. Identify the specific goals and objectives of the joint working protocol, and determine the scope of services that will be provided.
3. Create a detailed outline or template for the joint working protocol, including sections for introduction, purpose, roles and responsibilities, communication and coordination, and evaluation.
4. Fill out the introduction section with background information about the primary care services and the importance of collaboration.
5. In the purpose section, clearly state the goals and objectives of the joint working protocol, and explain how it aims to improve patient care and outcomes.
6. Specify the roles and responsibilities of each primary care provider involved in the joint working protocol, including any specific tasks or activities they will be responsible for.
7. Describe the communication and coordination strategies that will be implemented to ensure effective collaboration among the primary care providers.
8. Include a section on evaluation and monitoring, outlining how the joint working protocol will be assessed and any measures that will be taken to improve its effectiveness.
9. Review the completed joint working protocol and make any necessary revisions or edits.
10. Obtain approval from all primary care providers involved in the joint working protocol, and distribute copies to ensure everyone is informed and aligned with the agreed-upon guidelines.

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1. Primary care providers (such as general practitioners, family physicians, internists) who aim to collaborate and coordinate their efforts with other healthcare professionals and organizations in order to improve the quality of patient care and optimize healthcare outcomes.
2. Healthcare organizations (such as hospitals, clinics, medical groups) that recognize the benefits of joint working protocols in enhancing the delivery of primary care services and achieving better outcomes for their patients.

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Joint working protocolprimary care is a document that outlines the collaboration between primary care providers and other healthcare professionals.

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The purpose of joint working protocolprimary care is to ensure coordinated care delivery, improve patient outcomes, and enhance collaboration among healthcare providers.

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Information such as names of involved parties, goals of collaboration, timeline, and evaluation measures must be reported on joint working protocolprimary care.