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Maps provided by and with permission from the General Practice Branch,
Department of Health and Aged Care © DHAC
Divisions of General Practice in South Australia
Adelaide Central and Eastern Division of General Practice
Adelaide Hills Division of General Practice
Adelaide Northern Division of General Practice
Adelaide North East Division of General Practice
Southern Division of General Practice
Adelaide Western General Practice Network
Barossa Division of General Practice
Eyre Peninsula Division of General Practice
Flinders and Far North Division of General Practice
Limestone Coast Division of General Practice
Mid North Division of Rural Medicine
Murray Mallee General Practice Network
Riverland Division of General Practice
Yorke Peninsula Division of General Practice
Division Maps
Map 1 - Rural Divisions of General Practice in South Australia
(see also Map 2)
Map 2 -SE South Australia Rural Divisions of General Practice
(including Adelaide Southern Division)
Map 3 - Adelaide Urban Divisions of General Practice
(excluding Adelaide Southern Division, see map 2)
What are Divisions of General Practice?
- Established and managed by general practitioners
- Regional groupings of general practitioners - nine in rural SA, five in the metropolitan area (one of which has a rural chapter)
- High membership of general practitioners - 100% in rural SA, 90-95% in the metropolitan area.
- Professionally staffed.
- Support general practitioners to meet the challenges of the changing health environment.
- Encourage networking of general practitioners with: health care workers, local hospitals, non-government organisations, consumer groups and government agencies, both State and Commonwealth
- Aim to improve patient health outcomes through reduced fragmentation of care.
- Provide a voice for general practitioners in health policy and planning, locally, Statewide and nationally.
- Assist general practitioners to take up new initiatives in areas such as immunisation, information management, mental health, diabetes and cardiovascular health and GP obstetric shared care.
