Care plans have never been this simple. Finish GPCCMPs in just a few clicks with Lyrebird and Best Practice.
Your patient’s details already filled in. Their goals and treatments drafted from your consultation. See how simple care plans can be with Lyrebird and Best Practice.
Talk with your patient as you normally would while Lyrebird captures the consultation.
“Let’s put together a care plan focused on improving your glucose control and managing your knee pain, with support from a diabetes educator and physio.”
With a click, Lyrebird creates a structured GPCCMP using patient information from Best Practice and the goals, treatments and actions discussed during your consultation.
Reviewing an existing plan? For 967 reviews, Lyrebird brings forward the previous care plan from Best Practice and updates it from today’s consultation.
Need to write a referral? Lyrebird can draft those too, using information from your consultation and Best Practice record.
Review your completed care plan, make any final changes, then save it directly to Correspondence Out in Best Practice with a click.
Creating and reviewing care plans shouldn’t feel like a whole separate job. With Lyrebird, it doesn’t have to.
Stop digging through records and disconnected systems. Work with your patient’s history right in front of you.
Spend less time managing paperwork and more time discussing your patient’s goals, treatments and progress.
Finish your consultation with a care plan ready to review, instead of another document to put together from scratch.
We’ve thoughtfully designed our integrations so you can experience the benefits of connected clinical systems, with confidence in how your information is handled and control over clinical decisions.
Lyrebird exchanges information through a secure, purpose-built integration with Best Practice, rather than giving AI unrestricted access to navigate your clinical software.
Specific information for a specific task. Lyrebird draws only the patient details, history, medications and allergies the care plan needs, and saves the finished plan to Correspondence Out.
You discuss and agree on goals and treatment with your patient, then review, refine and finalise the care plan before saving it to the patient’s record.
Discover a new way of working when the clinical systems you already trust work together through Lyrebird.
Try Lyrebird with Best Practice and experience a simpler way to create and review GPCCMPs.
Get StartedYes. Lyrebird supports both MBS item 965 for creating a new GP Chronic Condition Management Plan and item 967 for reviewing an existing plan. Each has a dedicated workflow designed around the relevant care planning requirements.
Yes. Lyrebird draws on information already in your patient’s Best Practice record, including medical history, medications and allergies, when drafting a GPCCMP. This means you don’t need to manually copy those details into the care plan.
Yes. When reviewing an existing GPCCMP using the 967 workflow, Lyrebird can bring forward information from the previous plan and use your current consultation to draft the updated review. You can then check what’s changed, make adjustments and finalise the documentation.
Lyrebird prepares a structured draft using your consultation and available patient information, so you don’t have to manually complete the plan from scratch. You remain responsible for discussing and agreeing on the care plan with your patient, reviewing the documentation and making any necessary changes before finalising it.
Yes. If your care plan involves other healthcare providers, you can generate related referral letters within the same workflow. Lyrebird uses information from the consultation and patient record to draft the letters, ready for you to review and finalise.
Once you’ve reviewed and finalised the care plan or review, you can save it directly to Correspondence Out in the patient’s Best Practice record. There’s no need to download the document or manually copy it across.
Lyrebird’s dedicated 965 and 967 workflows are designed to support the relevant Medicare requirements. GPs remain responsible for confirming patient eligibility, meeting the applicable clinical and documentation requirements, and reviewing the final care plan before saving it.
Yes. A nurse can use Lyrebird to draft a GPCCMP and hand it over to the GP with a note. The GP can then continue the consultation, review the existing draft and finalise the care plan without starting again.
