by Laura | Nov 13, 2025 | General Practice
Appropriate use of PCA’s & exception codes can be the difference between losing QOF points and achieving 100% (or as close as possible) – they demonstrate good patient care has been offered as well as financial rewards. PCA’s are automatically applied...
by Laura | Nov 13, 2025 | General Practice
Appropriate use of PCA’s & exception codes can be the difference between losing QOF points and achieving 100% (or as close as possible) – they demonstrate good patient care has been offered as well as financial rewards. PCA’s are automatically applied...
by Laura | Nov 6, 2025 | General Practice, Hints & Tips
The current formula for distributing primary care funding, known as the Carr-Hill formula is based on old data, some of which is 25 years old. This is the largest income stream for most practices. The review is expected to; Identify a new allocation formula Assess the...
by Laura | Nov 6, 2025 | General Practice
In line with NHS England procedures, if a letter sent directly to a patient is returned to PCSE, or PCSE is notified by a screening administration service that a letter has been returned indicating the addressee is no longer at the address, PCSE is required to raise...
by Laura | Oct 2, 2025 | General Practice, Hints & Tips
At one of our recent PCA webinars, we had a few practices who said their ICB had told them their PCA’s where patients had not responded to invites were too high. In the past, there were many reports from practices who were told their ‘informed dissent’ coding was too...
by IanL | Sep 10, 2025 | General Practice
It seems you’ve missed us offering apprenticeships in general practice almost as much as we have – thank you for the great response following our re-launch and overview webinar last month. There has been a big push around apprenticeships and these are, once...