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Dr Chris Bollen

General Practitioner, Chronic disease management; Director, Bollen Health; CEO, Division of General Practice; Director, GP Training Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
A GP and experienced healthcare leader with clinical and consulting expertise in chronic disease management, doctors’ health, care of older people, the primary health care/community/hospital interfaces, quality improvement and change leadership. Chris is Director of Bollen Health after having previously been a CEO of a Division of General Practice and Director of GP Training Queen Elizabeth Hospital.MBBS MBA FRACGP FACHSM MAICD

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