GPMP

GPMP is an acronym used to denote several different terms in distinct fields, so the precise meaning depends on the context. There is no single universal definition for GPMP.

In the Australian health care context, GPMP stands for General Practitioner Management Plan. A GPMP is a patient-specific plan prepared by a general practitioner to coordinate care for individuals with chronic or complex health needs. It is intended to facilitate access to services from allied health professionals and to organize ongoing monitoring and review of the patient’s condition. The plan typically outlines care goals, scheduled reviews, and referrals, and it may be complemented by Team Care Arrangements to coordinate multidisciplinary care. GPMPs form part of the policy framework for chronic disease management under primary care funding.

In project management contexts, GPMP can refer to a Global Project Management Plan, a high-level document guiding large or multinational programs. Such plans commonly define program scope, governance structures, roles and responsibilities, milestones, risk management, communications, and quality controls. They serve as a reference point for aligning multiple workstreams and stakeholders across different organizations or countries.

Other uses are organization-specific, and the acronym may denote different programs, policies, or initiatives not universally standardized. To determine the intended meaning of GPMP, it is best to consult the source or field in which the term is used.