QOFcountdown from SurgerySoft Ltd
4 days to QOF Reckoning
May 14th 2008 
 
 

Recommended by INPS for all Vision Practices

New

QOFcountdown now has the ability to list the names and details of patients in the register, numerator, denominator and negative indicator audit lines.

It is also possible to open a patient's clinical record directly from inside QOFcountdown.

QOFcountdown - QOF Software for GPs

The Quality and Outcomes Framework is an important component of the New Contract for NHS General Practitioners. However, it can be difficult to keep track of your progress against the framework.

Whether you are already doing well, or whether you have lagged a bit in previous years, QOFcountdown can help you. For those used to doing well QOFcountdown makes it easier, and for those who have struggled in the past it can help you target your catch-up activities where they are most cost-effective.

QOFcountdown is a well-established support utility, allowing doctors using INPS Vision to maximise the financial benefits of the nGMS contract. It allows sophisticated financial analysis together with numerical and graphical interpretation of your data.

QOFcountdown is already in use in many Vision practices in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and has been endorsed by INPS as their preferred QOF analysis solution.

Features in Brief

  • QOFcountdown comes as an Excel spreadsheet workbook with extensive automation built in. No Excel skills are needed; just the ability to open the file and click a button on the Control Panel.
  • QOFcountdown can be run daily without waiting for the monthly run of Clinical Audit so your figures are always right up to date.
  • QOFcountdown takes data directly from Vision Clinical Audit and automatically shows your progress in numerical and graphical formats and allows sophisticated analysis of your financial position.
  • The full assessment takes account of practice size and the latest national and practice disease prevalence figures.
  • Any apparent anomaly in your prevalence rates is highlighted so that your registers can be checked.
  • Your 3rd worst clinical domain (which sets your holistic score) is also highlighted, as is the clinical domain with the most scope for financial improvement, so that you can exert extra effort in these areas too.
  • All the clinical domains each have a page of analysis. Any underperforming indicators are highlighted and the deficit is costed at prevalence-adjusted rates, to help you decide where to focus your efforts.
  • The 'pounds per patient' rate is also calculated to indicate where improvements are most cost-effective.
  • Coloured graphs show your progress over time. These are broken down by clinical domain and individual indicator. There are also charts showing organisational, total clinical and total points progression.
  • NEW in QOFCountdown 5 (now available): QOFcountdown can now retrieve the names and other details of patients corresponding to each Indicator, as Negatives, Numerator, Denominator, or Register, AND, by clicking on a name, you can open that patient record directly in Consultation Manager
 
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