OneAnalytics
A comprehensive set of dashboards designed to make the running of your surgery an absolute breeze.
Dashboards for QOF break up your data into:
- These are broken up into BP indicators, diabetic control, disease optimisation, disease reviews, time limited indicators and other by the colour of the block
- Vital for when you’re getting towards QOF year end and are trying to pull in patients who will achieve multiple areas
- Very useful for planning multimorbidity reviews with staff members who have different skill mixes – you can filter by all the above areas to decide who to bring in for which clinician.

- See all blood pressure indicators in one chart – for patients with CHD, diabetes, hypertension, mental health or stroke/TIA.
- You are able to select or pull out the individual disease areas one by one or groupled together
- Patients are represented by dots, with green being well controlled BP when last checked and red if poorly controlled – so easily select and pull out your poorly controlled and highest risk patients
- Easily see how long since the patients last review and which patients had high BP when last checked.

- Group all your time limited QOF indicators in one place so you can see who needs calling in easily in one place.
- No running multiple searches every month

- For each of the QOF areas that need reviews, easily see those patients who are outstanding and when they were last seen.

- For each QOF area where disease optimisation is needed, see which patients need to be reviewed
- Also easily see if they have had previously declined treatment or been coded as maximum tolerated treatment

- See each patient as a dot with colour co-ordination for last control level – green for good, red for bad
- Separate patients into frail and non-frail
- Then futher subdivided into patients who have previous exceptions or those who don’t

- Easily see which patients need administrative tasks undertaking

- Easily see which patients are overdue their blood monitoring for DMARDs and DOACs
- Organised by those who are most out of date on the left, and those only just out of date towards the right


- Ensure all your patients are properly coded for QOF and other areas
- Enhance patient care
- Drive up payments for QOF

- See who in your team has not achieved the targets
- Also see which QOF areas your surgery is missing most

- And these are also broken down into team members – so out of each area you can see who is missing the most targets

See patients grouped into number of chronic conditions
- Then number of appointments are plotted against number of repeat medications
- So you can decide which patients need to see your clinical pharmacist or social prescriber
- Bigger dots are older patients and smaller dots are younger
How can this help my PCN?
- Easily see variability between practices
- Use data to centralise recall of patients leading to efficiency savings
- Review activity data
- Identify frequent flier patients to plan interventions

- Easily see how you are performing against the PCN DES targets
