Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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This report is the latest in a series of publications on diabetes by The Health and Social Care Information Centre. It covers the period 2005/6 to 2011/12.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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This bulletin presents a summary of prescriptions dispensed in the community by community pharmacists, appliance contractors and dispensing doctors in England. The bulletin highlights recent changes and the main trends between 2001 and 2011.
Routine Quarterly Mental Health Minimum Data Set (MHMDS) Reports - Final Q2 and Provisional Q3 2011-2012, Summary statistics and related information
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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Due to a technical error, incorrect results were published for Indicator 5. This was rectified on 17 April 2012 and the correct results are now shown. We apologise for this error. Mental Health Minimum Dataset (MHMDS) is a regular return of data from providers of NHS funded adult secondary mental health services, produced during in the course of delivering services to patients. Providers currently submit data every quarter. From Quarter 1 2011/12, a new version of MHMDS (version 4) includes new data items and is processed using a new system. Some of the changes have been introduced to support the implementation of of Payment by Results for mental health. Read full details of the data specification. Read the Information Standards Notice for MHMDS version 4 (Information Standards Board website)
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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Organisations that provide specialist mental health services make four quarterly MHMDS submissions and one annual submission each year. The submission deadlines are approximately 6 weeks after the end of the quarter and some routine quarterly reports are published 6 to 8 weeks later (an annual report based on the annual submission is published in November). From Q1 2010/11 these include some independent sector providers.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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If you are already familiar with QOF, you can go straight to the information you need using the resources listed above. If you are new to QOF, we recommend you read the QOF information page . This publication includes England-specific data for QOF 2010-2011. For links to all QOF data for 2010-2011, see The Quality and Outcomes Framework, 2010-11 . You can also browse the QOF online database to find results for your local surgery.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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The Quality and Outcomes Framework The Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) is the annual reward and incentive programme detailing GP practice achievement results. QOF is a voluntary process for all surgeries in England and was introduced as part of the GP contract in 2004. QOF awards surgeries achievement points for: managing some of the most common chronic diseases e.g. asthma, diabetes how well the practice is organised how patients view their experience at the surgery the amount of extra services offered such as child health and maternity services.
Routine Quarterly Mental Health Minimum Dataset Reports - Final Q3 and Provisional Q4 2011/12 summary statistics and related information
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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Mental Health Minimum Data Set (MHMDS) is a regular return of data from providers of NHS funded adult secondary mental health services, produced during in the course of delivering services to patients. Providers currently submit data every quarter. From Quarter 1 2011/12, a new version of MHMDS (version 4) includes new data items and is processed using a new system. Some of the changes have been introduced to support the implementation of of Payment by Results for mental health. Note: Incomplete reference data was used in the production of the data quality measure (DQM9) for NHS Occupation Code, which means that the published measure for Q1, Q2 and Q3 final quarterly data, for this measure, are unreliable. The reference data has been updated for the Q4 reports.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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If you are already familiar with QOF, you can go straight to the information you need using the resources listed above. If you are new to QOF, we recommend you read the QOF information page . This publication includes Practice-specific data for QOF 2010-2011. For links to all QOF data for 2010-2011, see The Quality and Outcomes Framework, 2010-11 . You can also browse the QOF online database to find results for your local surgery.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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The Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) allows practices to exception-report (exclude) specific patients from data collected to calculate achievement scores. Patients can be exception-reported from individual indicators for various reasons, for example if they are newly diagnosed or newly registered with a practice, if they do not attend appointments or where the treatment is judged to be inappropriate by the GP (such as medication cannot be prescribed due to side-effects). The General Medical Services contract sets out the criteria which allow practices to participate in QOF but not to be penalised where exception reporting occurs. Patient exception reporting applies to QOF indicators where the level of achievement is determined by the percentage of patients receiving the designated level of care. The information presented here refers to exception reporting for indicators with the 'clinical domain' of the QOF, and two indicator sets in the 'additional services domain' (cervical screening and contraceptive services). For background information on QOF exception reporting, and for notes on the way exception reporting rates are calculated, see the detailed notes in the statistical bulletin in QOF exception reporting.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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If you are already familiar with QOF, you can go straight to the information you need using the resources listed above. If you are new to QOF, we recommend you read the QOF information page . This publication includes PCT-specific data for QOF 2010-2011. For links to all QOF data for 2010-2011, see The Quality and Outcomes Framework, 2010-11 . You can also browse the QOF online database to find results for your local surgery.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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If you are already familiar with QOF, you can go straight to the information you need using the resources listed above. If you are new to QOF, we recommend you read the QOF information page. This publication includes SHA-specific data for QOF 2009-2010. For links to all QOF data for 2009-2010, see The Quality and Outcomes Framework, 2009-10. You can also browse the QOF online database to find results for your local surgery.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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If you are already familiar with QOF, you can go straight to the information you need using the resources listed above. If you are new to QOF, we recommend you read the QOF information page . This publication includes SHA-specific data for QOF 2010-2011. For links to all QOF data for 2010-2011, see The Quality and Outcomes Framework, 2010-11 . You can also browse the QOF online database to find results for your local surgery.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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If you are already familiar with QOF, you can go straight to the information you need using the resources listed above. If you are new to QOF, we recommend you read the QOF information page . This publication includes Practice-specific data for QOF 2009-2010. For links to all QOF data for 2009-2010, see The Quality and Outcomes Framework, 2009-10 . You can also browse the QOF online database to find results for your local surgery.
Published By NHS Stoke on Trent
Issued over 10 years ago
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NHS Stoke on Trent Expenditure Over £25k for the month of March 2011
Published By Home Office
Issued over 10 years ago
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Examines five ‘Trailblazer’ initiatives which aimed to provide the public with further information on policing and criminal justice.
Published By NHS Stoke on Trent
Issued over 10 years ago
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NHS Stoke on Trent disclosure data for expenditure over twenty five thousand pounds, between the third and thirty first of October, two thousand and eleven.
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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Based upon payments to staff between April and June 2012 we present estimates of annual basic pay and total earnings for NHS staff groups (excluding GPs and high street dentists). We've taken pay data from all NHS organisations using the Electronic Staff Record (ESR) during the period. The methodology used to produce these estimates is available above. This is the 22nd quarter of earnings estimates derived from the ESR data warehouse and is the last publication in the current series using the existing methodology. This publication also introduces tables marked provisional and experimental based on the proposed new methodology (see Annex A, B and C in the bulletin). We have also published the response to the public consultation that closed on 29 June 2012. Read the response to consultation on NHS Staff Earnings publication As expected with provisional data, some figures may be revised prior to the next publication as issues are uncovered and resolved, therefore the statistics using the existing methodology are the definitive earnings figures for this publication. This will allow those who depend on the existing figures a little longer to prepare for the new methodology whilst providing the existing figures for immediate use. Part of the rationale is that we do not see the end of the consultation exercise as the end of the development of our publication and this structure provides users of these statistics further chance to enter into dialogue. The aim is for the December publication of NHS Staff Earnings estimates to be solely based on the new methodology and to include an historic timeseries. All figures stated in this publication are based on the existing methodology.
Published By South West Essex PCT
Issued over 10 years ago
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A monthly-updated list of all financial transactions spending over £25,000 made by NHS South West Essex, as part of the Government's commitment to transparency in expenditure.
Published By South East Essex Primary Care Trust
Issued over 10 years ago
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A monthly-updated list of all financial transactions spending over £25,000 made by NHS South East Essex, as part of the Government's commitment to transparency in expenditure.
Published By Treasury Solicitor's Department
Issued over 10 years ago
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In-year and end of year one-off non-consolidated performance bonuses were awarded in 2010/11 to: - Members of the Senior Civil Service (SCS) - Group 1 performers (top 25%) - Departmental staff (below the SCS) - Box A performers (Highly Successful - top 25%) The spreadsheet below contains information on the amounts and coverage of awards, and gives details in respect of the Attorney General's Office, HM Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate and the Treasury Solicitor's Department.
Published By Cabinet Office
Issued over 10 years ago
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Operational Efficiency Programme Benchmarking Report for April 2009 to May 2010 with the full accompanying data set. The report highlights the exceptionally bad quality of existing data, including: * The apparent variance of the cost of the Finance function per capita is 5,000% * The apparent variance of the cost of the HR function per capita is over 3,000% * The apparent variance of the cost of procurement is over 2,000% * In several cases, year on year cost for the same function apparently varies by over 1,000%.
Published By The National Archives
Issued over 10 years ago
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£58,200 is the base of the first salary band for senior civil servants. Fifteen members of staff, other than members of the senior civil service, earn salaries over £58,200. The dataset tables are taken from the 2011-12 Annual Report published on 28 June 2012
Published By The National Archives
Issued over 10 years ago
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Information below about staff self-declaring ethnicity, the number of women working at the National Archives along with those in senior positions, and numbers of staff self-declaring disability.
Mental Health Bulletin - Fifth report from Mental Health Minimum Dataset (MHMDS) annual returns, 2011
Published By Health and Social Care Information Centre
Issued over 10 years ago
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This fifth annual report on NHS adult specialist mental health services in England and the people who use them covers five years with the most recent information for 2010/11. It covers hospital care and services delivered in the community. This year, for the first time, data from a small number of NHS funded independent sector providers of specialist mental health services are included and almost all the patients in these services spent time in hospital. The MHMDS is the data source which will be used for Payment by Results (PbR) and is an essential source of information for all those interested in planning or commissioning services or monitoring what is delivered. It is also being used by researchers.
Published By The National Archives
Issued over 10 years ago
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The National Archives is the UK government's official archive. We are guardians of some of the most iconic national documents dating back over 1,000 years. We give detailed guidance to government departments and the public sector on information management and advise others about the care of historical archives. Our role is to collect and secure the future of the record, both digital and physical, to preserve it for generations to come, and to make it as accessible and available as possible. Find out how we spend our money, where we receive funding, what income we generate, and how this compares with last year's spending and income with the diagrams and data