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EMIS IQ for GPs and CCGs. Paul Davis Dr Paul Wright. EMIS Group Divisions. Marketplace and Product Set. Connecting CCGs with Practices. Enterprise cross organisational reporting is a vehicle for helping CCGs and EMIS Practices manage the delivery of key NHS objectives
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EMIS IQ for GPs and CCGs Paul Davis Dr Paul Wright
Connecting CCGs with Practices Enterprise cross organisational reporting is a vehicle for helping CCGs and EMIS Practices manage the delivery of key NHS objectives Used in conjunction with Web tools - templates, concepts and protocols, we have real use cases addressing key themes
Improving management of long-term conditions - GP practices across East London and the City have improved diabetic control, with a 6-7 improvement in the recording of blood tests across the borough since implementing a call and recall programme Improving efficiency - Quarterly reporting and data collection for NHS Health Checks take 90% less time for NHS Stoke on Trent. Measuring performance against targets - In real-time, CCGs in London have built searches to see the immediate impact of specific initiatives like call and recall rates, rather than using out-of-date QOF data. Optimised medications - Deliver more responsive, cost-effective care by using data extracts to identify and reduce prescribing waste spent on high-cost drugs, and target high-cost patients.. Use cases
How EMIS can help • Some use cases required specialist technical authoring skills and clinical validation of templates, concepts, protocols and searches that work in tandem to provide a service eg Health Checks • Where these skills are not available locally, EMIS trainers, EMIS IQ and EMIS Clinical Support Unit can often provide the necessary expertise to develop local solutions: • Smoking cessation – Surrey • Health checks – Cheshire • Appropriate use of anticoagulants by people with AF – Oxford PCRN
Risk stratification Why choose our risk stratification tool? • Proactively identifies the risk of unplanned hospital admission for any patient aged 18-100 years using a clinically validated and peer-reviewed algorithm, developed for use in the UK. • IG compliant. Patients are identifiable to practices but anonymous to CCGs (unless data sharing agreements are in place). • Uses primary care data and so does not rely on - but can be linked to - secondary care data feeds. • Calculations are run within EMIS Web so patient information does not need to be extracted from GPs’ clinical systems. • Takes account of location and deprivation to tailor the score for local use. • Supports CCGs in health service planning and commissioning. • Supports GPs in targeting high and medium risk patients, for modifying their risk factors and care planning.
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