Please note that, due to the Covid-19 pandemic response, the Your Income, Local Enhanced Service and QOF income tools are currently of academic use only while non-core work including QOF, DES and LES/LIS work is suspended and payments are protected. We are working to update the income tools and resources as soon as payment processes are resumed. Please see our Advice and Analysis section for Covid-19 related financial and management advice and updates during the current period.
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This chart shows by how much you could increase your income IF you achieved full points in domains AND were in the top 20% of practices within your CCG
(or across England if you ticked that box) in terms of prevalence for each disease area. The data covers the last financial year, so is a retrospective overview of performance.
Further details of comparisons here.
By selecting boxes in the left-hand sidebar you can further explore each category, to see how these figures break down in each clinical area.
PLEASE NOTE FOR 2020/2021 DATA ONLY:
Due to Covid-19, points were protected in most areas but adjustments for disease prevalence remained. Our data represents the funding practices would have received based on their performance if points had been applied in the usual way.
Therefore, the figures don't reflect actual payments made. The data can be used to benchmark performance and will highlight areas to review and prioritise in 2022.
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2020/2021
This chart shows what your practice earned in total and per point in this clinical area, and how much any missed points cost you.
Further details of calculations here
This chart shows what your practice earned in total and per point in this clinical area, and how much any missed points cost you. Please note, for this area, prevalence is not a factor. Further details of calculations here
This chart shows what your practice earned in total and per point in this clinical area, and how much any missed points cost you. Please note, for this area, prevalence is not a factor, although the number of women on your practice list aged between 25-64 does affect your income. Further details of calculations here
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2020/2021
This chart indicates whether you are missing out on income due to low prevalence. It shows how your prevalence compares with the 80th percentile prevalence for your CCG or England. If your prevalence is lower, it shows how many patients and how much potential missed income this represents. Further details of calculations here
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Your prevalence is above the CCG 80th percentile
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Your prevalence is above the National 80th percentile
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2020/2021 INFORMATION
The total value of a non-adjusted QOF point in 2020/21 was £194.83. For 2021/22, it is £201.16.
In 2019/20, 2 indicators (CS001 and CS004) for having a practice protocol and auditing cervical screening were removed. Both are now considered a core responsibility under the global sum.
Since 2017/18, the value of a QOF point has increased by 9.66%. The total value of a non-adjusted QOF point in 2019/20 is £187.74.
The Quality Improvement domain was newly introduced in 2019/20 including the two topic areas prescribing safety and end of life care. Topics are set to be updated in future.
The total value of a non-adjusted QOF point in 2020/21 was £194.83. For 2021/22, it is £201.16. This area was new for 2020/21.
The total value of a non-adjusted QOF point in 2020/21 was £194.83. For 2021/22, it is £201.16. This area was new for 2020/21.
See our full guide for more details
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