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Medicines Optimisation and NHS Right Care
This document discusses NHS RightCare and Medicines Optimisation. It provides charts for interpreting data on CCG performance compared to national averages and peers. It then provides questions for examining a Commissioning for Value pack on coronary heart disease pathways in Town A. The questions focus on identifying issues in the current patient pathway, what additional data is needed, changes GPs could make to prescribing, where to find support for improvements, changes secondary care providers could make, and groups to involve to develop an optimal pathway. Contact information is provided to learn more.
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- 1. NHS RightCare andMedicines Optimisation
- 4. Wide confidence intervals dueto small numbers Needs local interpretation Interpreting the Charts Not statistically significant
- 5. confidence intervals Your CCG Interpretingthe Charts Average of best 5 CCGs in similar ten peer group Your CCG Difference
- 6. Your CCG National Range Interpretingthe Charts Peer group range Your CCG Difference to peer group average Indicator Town A
- 7. Exercise – 30minutes Examine the Commissioning for Value pack on your table and consider the following questions: 1. What do you think are the main issues with the patient pathway for Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) in Town A? 2. What additional information would you seek to get a better understanding of this pathway? 3. What changes could GPs make to prescribing to help improve outcomes for Town A? 4. Where would you look to support the improvements you want to make in prescribing? 5. What possible improvements could secondary care providers make in Town A? 6. Which groups and organisations may you involve in the Town A health and social care economy in order to help them develop an optimal CHD pathway?
- 8. Further information availablefrom: Email RightCare - [email protected] Email Carl Marsh - [email protected] Visit NHS RightCare - www.england.nhs.uk/rightcare