MBS Descriptor for GPMP & TCA Reviews

GPMP and TCA Review (732 and 92028)

When reviewing a GP Management Plan, the general practitioner must:

1. explain to the patient and the patient’s carer (if any, and if the general practitioner considers it appropriate and the patient agrees) the steps involved in the review;
2. record the patient’s agreement to the review of the plan;
3. review all the matters set out in the relevant plan;
4. make any required amendments to the patient’s plan;
5. offer a copy of the amended document to the patient and the patient’s carer (if any, and if the general practitioner considers it appropriate and the patient agrees);
6. add a copy of the amended document to the patient’s records; and
7. provide for further review of the amended plan by a date specified in the plan.

When coordinating a review of Team Care Arrangements, a multidisciplinary community care plan or a multidisciplinary discharge care plan, the general practitioner must:

1. explain the steps involved in the review to the patient and the patient’s carer (if any, and if the general practitioner considers it appropriate and the patient agrees)
2. record the patient’s agreement to the review of the TCAs or plan
3. consult with at least two health or care providers (each of whom provides a service or treatment to the patient that is different from each other and different from the service or treatment provided by the general practitioner who is coordinating the TCAs or plan) to review all the matters set out in the relevant plan
4. make any required amendments to the patient’s plan
5. offer a copy of the amended document to the patient and the patient’s carer (if any, and if the general practitioner considers it appropriate and the patient agrees)
6. provide for further review of the amended plan by a date specified in the plan
7. give copies of the relevant parts of the amended plan to the collaborating providers
8. add a copy of the amended document to the patient’s records

Source: MBS Online