There is still a lot of confusion around Personalised Care Adjustments (PCA’s) and Exceptions and when to use them. PCA’s were introduced in April 2019, to differentiate between adjusting care and removing a patient from a denominator.
PCA’s are automatically applied following the use of appropriate invite codes. Exception codes, both top level and single indicator codes, have to be added as and when appropriate – examples include allergy or patient declined codes and most need to be added each year if they still apply.
We also have ‘exclusions’ to throw into the mix – these apply for definitional reasons, for example newly diagnosed and newly registered patients or patients within a specific age range.
Many of these ‘codes’ are essential for patient care & practice income, they stop you being penalised for areas outside of your control so it is important they are used accurately.
- Is this still a bit of a muddle for you?
- Would you benefit from a refresh?
- Are you relatively new to QOF and would benefit from a complete overview of all of the above and more?
From September, due to demand, Insight are running a PCA & Exclusions webinar – £50 + VAT
Places are limited (as we like to ensure delegates feel comfortable to ask any questions they need to) and will book quickly, additional dates will be added based on demand. To book:
Wednesday 10th September @ 10am
Thursday 18th September @ 2pm
