GP Chronic Condition Management Plans (GPCCMP)


Best Practice Software resources

Best Practice Software is here to help you navigate your way through the minefield of information around Chronic Disease Management changes in 2025!

FAQ: GP Chronic Condition Management Plan (GPCCMP)

Answers frequently asked questions about the upcoming changes to the MBS Chronic Disease Management framework.

Preparing for Chronic Condition Management Changes in Bp Premier

Provides an overview of the upcoming changes in Bp Premier to support the new Chronic Disease Management framework from 1 July 2025, including billing, template, and workflow updates.

Database Search: Patients who can benefit from MyMedicare

Includes information about generating patient lists for patients who would benefit from registering with MyMedicare.

Printable resources

Right-click on a link and click Save target as... or Save link as... to download a PDF document to a known location. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader (available for free) to view the documents listed here once downloaded. Click on a link to view the PDF in your web browser.

Print from web browser

  1. Click on a link to open the file in your web browser.
  2. Select the printer icon or press Ctrl + p on your keyboard. The printer interface for your computer will open.
  3. Select the correct printer.
  4. Chose Portrait as the paper Orientation.
  5. Select the Colour mode.
  6. Click Print.

eLearning

To support practices in understanding the upcoming changes to the Chronic Disease Management framework, Best Practice Software has developed an eLearning course:

External resources

MBS Online resources

For more information, all MBS Fact Sheets are available below:

Cubiko

RACGP

MyMedicare

For more information on MyMedicare see:

For more information on how to manage MyMedicare in your practice:

  • Services Australia — navigating PRODA / HPOS for MyMedicare and General Practice in Aged Care Incentive (GPACI) with eLearning Modules; Infographics and Simulations for ease of understanding.


Information correct at time of publishing (11 June 2025).