by Laura | Jun 3, 2026 | QOF
HF009 replaces the previous HF due to LVSD indicator and now includes patients with HF and reduced injection fraction recorded. Ejection fractions have been very inconsistently recorded in the past so your HF register is likely to need a lot of validating. All...
by Laura | May 7, 2026 | QOF
As expected, prevalence rates continue to rise across most disease areas. However, diabetes & NDH is seeing a drop in prevalence (to be confirmed) which could mean the diabetes prevention programme is having an impact. How do your practice prevalence rates compare...
by Laura | May 6, 2026 | QOF
QOF Prevalence Health Checks are still essential in our opinion – some may say different but accurate registers are important for patient care and practice income. QOF prevalence isn’t about ticking boxes – it’s about making sure your workload, your...
by Laura | Mar 31, 2026 | QOF
Additional opportunity based on practice’s making a significant improvement compared to the practices baseline. 2 calculations will apply to the 3 indicators Standard QOF calculation; or Improvement calculation – compares practice’s 2-year baseline, requires an...
by Laura | Mar 31, 2026 | QOF
Retired indicators replaced with new indicators – CHD015, CHD016, DM012, HF003, HF006, HYP008, HYP009, NDH002, STIA014, STIA015 Existing register changes – asthma, to include patients from aged 5, COPD to address potential under/over...
by Laura | Mar 31, 2026 | Events, QOF
Our popular annual QOF webinars are back. Despite there being so many more companies delivering these types of sessions or remain so popular because they are so straight forward – this session will cover the key GMS/QOF updates and prevalence considerations for...