NT PHN invites expressions of interest from General Practice Owner’s in the Northern Territory to receive a subsidy payment toward attendance of the Practice Owner’s Conference from 24 – 25 May 2025 in Melbourne.
EOI opens
Wednesday, 9 April 2025
EOI closes
Wednesday, 23 April 2025
Notification of EOI outcomes
Friday, 25 April 2025
If you have any further questions about the subsidy, please get in contact with our Primary Care Support Team by emailing practicesupport@ntphn.org.au
The Practice Owner’s Conference supports general practitioners to develop locally responsive sustainable models of care, including more community-based models with a particular focus on remote settings. This will support accessibility of private primary health care to all population groups.
General practice owners in the Northern Territory are under increasing pressure due to workforce issues, sustainability concerns, and financial pressure. The mainstream NT General practices are at a disadvantage due to remote location and thin markets, with recruitment and retention increasingly difficult. MBS billing and financial viability remain a constant concern. These issues, alongside business operation needs in a changing landscape, will be discussed at this conference.
Targeting practice owners, NT PHN hopes to strengthen awareness of current reforms to apply in their own practices, leaning into modern technologies and systems to improve practice viability and patient outcomes.
Subsidy amounts are as follows, according to location of General Practice:
Area MMM2 – Subsidy of $500
Area MMM6 – Subsidy of $800
Area MMM7 – Subsidy of $1000
Applicant criteria:
Reimbursement criteria:
Please consider whether you may have a conflict of interest in applying for this subsidy, with the NT PHN definition of Conflict of Interest as follows:
“A conflict of interest occurs when there is a conflict between an applicant’s personal interests and their obligations to NT PHN. As a result, independence, objectivity or impartiality can be called into question.”
Conflicts of interests may be actual, potential, or perceived, as described below:
Should you have a potential conflict, please reach out to our Primary Care Support team to register this conflict.