law://au/li/2025/f2025l00583@2026-11-13| Category 1 – Professional Attendances | ||
| Group A14 — Health Assessments | ||
| Column 1Item | Column 2Description | Column 3Fee ($) |
| 695 | Menopause and Perimenopause Health AssessmentProfessional attendance on a patient for the assessment and management of menopause or perimenopause by a general practitioner lasting at least 20 minutes and including, but not limited to:a) collecting relevant information, including taking a patient history to determine pre-, peri- or post-menopausal status, patient wellbeing and contraindications for management; andb) undertaking a basic physical examination, including recording blood pressure, and review of height and weight; andc) initiating investigations and referrals as clinically indicated, with consideration given to the need for cervical screening, mammography and bone densitometry; andd) discussing management options including non-pharmacological and pharmacological strategies including risks and benefits;e) implementing a management plan which includes patient centred symptoms management; andf) providing the patient with preventative health care advice and information as clinically indicated, including advice on physical activity, smoking cessation, alcohol consumption, nutritional intake and weight management. | 101.90 |
| Category 1 – Professional Attendances | ||
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| Group A7 – Acupuncture and Non-Specialist Practitioner Items | ||
| Subgroup 5 – Prescribed medical practitioner health assessments | ||
| Column 1Item | Column 2Description | Column 3Fee ($) |
| 19000 | Menopause and Perimenopause Health AssessmentProfessional attendance on a patient for the assessment and management of menopause or perimenopause by a prescribed medical practitioner lasting at least 20 minutes and including, but not limited to:a) collecting relevant information, including taking a patient history to determine pre-, peri- or post-menopausal status, patient wellbeing and contraindications for management; andb) undertaking a basic physical examination, including recording blood pressure, and review of height and weight; andc) initiating investigations and referrals as clinically indicated, with consideration given to the need for cervical screening, mammography and bone densitometry; andd) discussing management options including non-pharmacological and pharmacological strategies including risks and benefits;e) implementing a management plan which includes patient centred symptoms management; andf) providing the patient with preventative health care advice and information as clinically indicated, including advice on physical activity, smoking cessation, alcohol consumption, nutritional intake and weight management. | 81.50 |
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