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A Fist Full of Scottish Pound Notes Medicines optimisation without GP Commissioning

Dr Simon B Hurding

Clinical Lead Therapeutics Branch Scottish Government

Commissioning

Securing the highest quality healthcare services

to meet the needs of a population within

available resources

Medicines Optimisation

Helping patients to make the most of medicines

Pressures

Prescribing Trends

Complex system

Complex system

Of interest

'Thyroid' Medicine Volume (items) change CH(C)P by year

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( £ 6 . 8 5 )

2 0 0 7 / 0 8

( £ 6 . 8 5 )

2 0 0 8 / 0 9

( £ 5 . 0 0 )

2 0 0 9 / 10

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2 0 10 / 11

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Fiscal Year 2006/07 to 2011/12

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Edinburgh

Midlothian

West Lothian

Free Prescriptions

Percentage cost and volume change OTC Medicines by year

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Fiscal Year 2006/07 to 2011/12

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Volume

Cost

Interlude

Policy-making

The translation of government’s political

priorities and principles into programmes and

courses of actions to deliver desired change

Orange vegetable and wooden object

Quality Outcomes Framework

QOF

Medicines management

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QP QOF Prescribing

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Better value better care

ARB

PPI

Statins

National Prescribing Programme

WS1 Develop National prescribing indicators

WS2 Develop network for sharing best practice (SPAA)

WS3 Primary and secondary care interface

WS4 Polypharmacy, medicines waste and repeat medicines

WS5 Review of incentive schemes

WS6 Difficult decisions: Gluten Free, ONS, diabetes, respiratory, wound

management

National Therapeutic Indicators

Comparative data

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Report Period: Oct-12 to Dec-12

Audit Scotland

National Therapeutic Indicators

4C antibiotics

SQPI

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£800K

SQPI

SQPI

NTI 04 Dipyridamole DDD per 1,000 patients per day

• 719 eligible practices and 314 signed up

• Target shift achieved by 93.9% of SQPI practices

• Target shift achieved by 92.3% of non-SQPI practices

SQPI

NTI 03 Ezetimibe as a percentage of ezetimibe and all statins (DDD)

• 728 eligible practices and 31 signed up

• Target shift achieved by 90.3% of SQPI practices

• Target shift achieved by 53.1% of non-SQPI practices

SQPI

NTI 05 High strength inhaled corticosteroids as a percentage of all inhalers

• 725 eligible practices and 119 signed up

• Target shift achieved by 36.1% of SQPI practices

• Target shift achieved by 24.1% of non-SQPI practices

Respiratory

Respiratory

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High Strength Steroid inhalers as a percentage of all Steroid inhalers (items)

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Report Period: October 2012 to December 2012

Diabetes

Diabetes

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Established oral hypoglycaemics (metformin & sulphonylureas) as percentage of all anti-diabetic drugs (excluding insulin) (DDDs)

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Report Period: Oct-12 to Dec-12

National Prescribing Programme

Interlude

My Vision

Polypharmacy

Self-Management

Prescription for excellence

Scottish Therapeutics Utility (STU)

Multifactorial

Total antimicrobial use

The more Scottish GP contract

A Fist Full of Scottish Pound Notes Medicines optimisation without GP Commissioning

Dr Simon B Hurding

Clinical Lead Therapeutics Branch Scottish Government

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