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The Enhanced Model of Care encompasses 38 characteristics, establishes a whānau-centric approach which enables primary care to deliver a better patient and staff experience, an improved quality of care and provide greater sustainability
Work to develop this version of the MoC requirements takes place as primary care embarks on a ‘new normal’ taking on board the learning from our experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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This how to guidance document ford was developed between 2020 and 2022 by Collaborative Aotearoa and their PHO network in collaboration with MedTech. For the most up-to-date guidance documents, please refer to Manage My Health - Health Portal that connects Patients & GPs.
Feilding Health Care is in the largest town in the Manawatū district, situated 20km from Palmerston North. The practice provides services to the wider Manawatū area, with an enrolled population of 21,000 people.
Feilding Health Care (FHC) has embraced the Health Care Home (HCH) model of care as an early adopter, providing integrated primary health care services to their community.
Their approach includes extended care teams; continuous improvement methodology and culture; and tackling triage approaches to improve both patient/whānau and workforce experiences.
Feilding Health Care (FHC) has embraced the Health Care Home (HCH) model, providing integrated primary health care services to their community. Their journey includes various arms of continuous improvement, including managing demand through triage and use of the extended care team.
Their HCH model has been instrumental in training, retaining, and supporting medical staff, offering them flexibility and variety in their careers, which has proven attractive to both new and seasoned healthcare professionals.
The resource has been created to support General Practices when employing a paramedic of Extended Care Paramedic (ECP) into their practice. It has been developed by Collaborative Aotearoa through collaboration with various partners across the health sector, as outline in Acknowledgements section.
The most recent version includes insights of the April 2025 survey to paramedics, ECPs and employers regarding salary and leadership role considerations.
Last updated: May 2025
*Draft out for consultation*
The recommended codes outlined in this document are provisional and will be continuously reviewed in collaboration with key stakeholders, including Collaborative Aotearoa member PHOs, the New Zealand Telehealth Forum, the Research, Audit and Evaluation (RAE) group, and Data Standards (DS).
Last update: 04 March 2025