This folder highlights patients at increased cardiovascular risk who may be overlooked due to missing current-year data. All patients included have previously recorded elevated values, suggesting ongoing risk, but lack QOF-relevant results this year.
These patients should be prioritised for follow-up to improve clinical outcomes and ensure QOF targets are met.
Supports AST007
Asthma patients who didn't have a review last year and are high risk due to exacerbations, steroid use, or high SABA use.
Supports CHD015, CHD016
Catch-all list for CHD patients with no BP this year and a previously raised reading.
Supports CHOL004
Patients not currently on statin therapy, who have no cholesterol result recorded this QOF year, but had a previously raised result.
High-priority group for either re-testing or statin initiation.
Supports CHOL004
Patients on lipid-lowering therapy (e.g. statins) who have not had a cholesterol result recorded this QOF year, despite a previously raised level.
Important to re-check to assess treatment effectiveness and maintain QOF compliance.
Supports COPD010
COPD patients who missed their review last year and are also marked as high risk (e.g. due to frequent exacerbations or poor control). Prioritise for proactive recall.
Supports DM012
Previously recorded moderate or high foot risk and no check this year. Prioritise to secure DM012 and ensure safe management.
Supports DM036
Patients eligible for DM036, no BP this year, and previously raised BP. Act now to avoid indicator failure.
Supports HYP008, HYP009
Catch-all list for hypertensive patients of any age with no BP this year and raised BP previously.
Supports CHD015/016, DM036, HYP008/009, STIA014/015
Combines four other reports for long term conditions found in this folder identifying no BP this year.
These patients are at ongoing risk of poor BP control and should be followed up for re-checks or treatment escalation.
Supports STIA014, STIA015
Catch-all list of stroke/TIA patients with no BP this year and previous high readings. Review to prevent indicator failure.