8.30 Registration and Coffee

9.30 Chair’s welcome and introduction

• Gaming v Fraud
• Prevalence and exception reporting
• Secondary Care issues as a consequence of the QOF
• Examples of formative and managerial learning verses summative assessment.

Dr Tony Snell, Co–author of the QOF, Executive Director responsible for QOF implementation and Medical Director
BIRMINGHAM AND BLACK COUNTRY SHA

9.45 The Framework for QOF delivery

• The QOF calendar
• Assessment processes
• Prevalence and rewards
• Anonymisation and confidentiality
• QOF risks and review

Dr Philip Leech, Principle Medical Officer for Primary Care
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

10.20 Discussion

10.30 Coffee

10.50 Roles and Responsibilities of the QOF team

• Role of the non execs/lay members
• QOF – summative/formative assessment
• natPaCT training – the outcomes
• What next?

Mr Alan Miller, Primary Care Contracting Advisor
NatPaCT

11.30 Discussion

11.40 CASE STUDY

Primary Care Clinical Effectiveness: Key lessons from 6 years ‘hands on’ experience

• Background to the PRICCE project
• Key components of PRICCE
• How monitoring has evolved
• Key learning from QOF

Dr John Heather, GP and Associate Medical Director
EAST KENT COSTAL TEACHING PCT

12.25 Discussion

12.35 Lunch

13.35 The QOF and The Royal College of General Practitioners

• The role of the college in supporting practices and PCTs
• Development verses accreditation
• Quality outside QOF

Dr Alison Baker, Director of Professional Development and Quality
ROYAL COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS

14.00 Discussion

14.05 CASE STUDY

Evaluating practice performance against the QOF

• Using the data
• Local intelligence
• The visit
• The development plan
• Quality assurance

Ms Julie Clatworthy
QOF lead and Associate Director of Clinical Governance
SOLIHULL PCT

14.35 Discussion

14.40 CASE STUDY

QOF: Future Developments

• QOF as part of the Primary Care commissioning process
• The Westminster PCT approach to implementation
• Redesign for PMS
• Local expansion of the QOF

Mr Jonathan Weaver
Head of Primary Care Strategy
Westminster PCT

15.10 Discussion

15.15 Tea

15.35 QMAS

Cheryl Cowley, Primary Care Team
NATIONAL PROGRAMME FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

16.00 Discussion

16.10 What is it like to be monitored? Experience from the PRICCE project.

• The process
• The feeling
• The benefits

Dr Robert Stewart, GP, PEC Chair and Medical Director
SHEPWAY PCT

16.25 Ask the panel

• A unique opportunity to have all your questions answered by our expert panel

16.45 Chair’s closing remarks

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