The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing is running the Primary Care Enhancement Program (PCEP).

This program helps GPs and nurses learn how to better support people with intellectual disability.

 PCEP is happening in:

• Wide Bay
• Central and Eastern Sydney (NSW)
• Western Victoria
• Tasmania

Our research team – including researchers with intellectual disability – want to understand if PCEP is making a difference in how people experience care at GP clinics in these areas

We’re asking people with intellectual disability and their support people to talk with us about going to their GP.

We want to hear about what it’s been like going to the GP in the areas of the PCEP program.

We’ll ask questions about:

• What you liked about going to visit your GP
• What you didn’t like about going to visit your GP
• What could be better

 People who talk with us will get a $50 gift card for their time.

We want to to talk to people

• with intellectual disability, or people who support someone with intellectual disability
• who live in one of the areas of PCEP (Central Queensland, Central and Eastern Sydney, Western Victoria, Tasmania)
• Are happy to talk to us for around an hour on the phone
• Are over 18 years old

Contact Katie and Nic on

pcep2eval@uq.edu.au