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

• Used in conjunction with Web tools - templates, concepts and protocols, we have real use cases addressing key themes

Use cases

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have built searches to see the immediate impact of specific initiatives like call and recall rates, rather than using out-of-date QOF data.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..

EMIS – CCG journey

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 stratificationWhy 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.

When will it be ready?

When will it be ready?

Coming soon ……….

Resource Publisher the ability to create and publish searches, templates, concepts

and protocols within a natural healthcare community that are specific to that community

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Coming soon ……….

To this ……

Coming soon ……….

And who knows ……

Dr Paul Wright