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    The diagnosis challenge

    Kate Schneider

    Programme Lead, Dementia, Mental Health, Autism

    NHS South of England (West)

    Kate Mitchell

    Joint Dementia Programme Manager

    NHS Cornwall & Isles of Scilly

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    Knowing the scale of the challenge data for

    GPs, CCGs, Local Area Teams, LAs

    Dementia Prevalence Calculator:

    1. true prevalence within GP registered patient

    populations2. adjusted and validated for patients in care homes

    3. more reliable diagnosis rates, and QOF figures

    4. setting local trajectories for improvement

    5. modelling pathways (demand v. supply; costs)

    6. GP, CCG, Local Area Team, and Local Authority levels

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    Data sourcesGP Practice Lists

    PHO database

    (unadjusted practice listsAge/Gender)

    Care/Nursing Homes

    CQC database

    (Homes Specialty Beds)

    Postcode / Wards

    Ordinance Survey database(English Postcodes &Electoral wards)

    Prevalence Rates

    Dementia UK (2007)

    National DementiaPrevalence Rates (NDPR)

    Residential CarePrevalence Rates

    Dementia Severity

    CCG allocation

    Prescribing database /PHOdatabase

    Dementia Registers

    QOF (2011) data

    List Indicators

    PHO Database / QOF 2011(IMD,IDAOP,CHD,Stroke,

    Hypertension)

    Dementia

    Calculator

    Care Home ResidentsAge Profile - BUPA

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    General Practice profile: prevalence; diagnosis

    A Practice List 6,175 6,175

    B Per cent of list at 65+ years 20% 20%

    Estimated dementia cases Using Using

    NDPR Adj NDPR

    & NDP{RC}R

    Living in the community 61

    Living in Residential Care 16

    Total 88 77

    C Estimated cases as proportion of list 1.4% 1.2%

    Practice dementia register 38 38

    D Dementia register as proportion of list 0.6% 0.6%

    E Diagnosis Rate 43.2% 49.4%

    Diagnosis Gap 50 39

    Proportion undiagnosed 56.8% 50.6%

    Estimated Severity of potential cases

    Mild 42

    Moderate 25

    Severe 10

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    ASHBURTON SURGERY

    Summary of Results

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    Numberofcases

    Est. cases by age group

    Using NDPR

    Using - Adj NDPR+ NDP{RC}R

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    Numberofcase

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    Comparison of total estimated cases with

    dementia register

    NDPR

    Adj NDPR+ NDP{RC}R

    Dementia Register

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    Setting local trajectories for improvement

    Proposed increase in Diagnosis Rate 2%

    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

    Projected cases - (From the forecast page) 77 79 81 83 84

    Proposed diagnosis rate 49.4% 51.4% 53.4% 55.4% 57.4%

    Resulting dementia register 38 41 43 46 48

    Target diagnosis rate for 2015 70%

    Annual percentage point increase required to meet target 5.2%

    Target rates 49.4% 54.5% 59.7% 64.8% 70.0%

    Dementia Register (Target) 38 43 48 54 59

    Please enter your proposed annual

    percentage point increase in diagnosis rate

    (See Note)

    ASHBURTON SURGERY

    Reviewing the impact of changes in your practices' diagnosis rate

    38 39 40 41 42

    2 35 62

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    2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

    Proposed scale of Dementia Register

    vs Target & Current

    At current rate Proposed Increase in diagnosis rate

    Gap to target Undiagnosed

    Changes in diagnosis rate

    To see the impact of changes in your diagnosis rate enter your proposed annual percentage point change in your practice's diagnosis rate i.e. if your current rate is25% and you would like it to increase to 27% next year enter 2%. The model will calculate the impact this change will have on your practice's dementia register giventhe forecasted change in your practice list.

    The model also shows the annual percentage point change required to reach a target diagnosis rate of X% by 2015 and the chart will display the gap to this targetshould there be one.

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    Moving from

    knowing the scaleof the

    challenge, to

    planningwhat to do about it, to

    actingto achieve improvement

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    10 Key Steps- CCGs

    1. Understand

    and plan forneeds

    2. Improve access

    3. Build capacity

    and support

    4. Driveimprovement

    5. Ensure

    transparency

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    10 Key Steps- GPs

    6. Educate;

    promote

    7. Recognise;screen; assess;refer

    8. Find cases

    9. Diagnose; code

    10. Review

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    Resource Packbrings together thedimensions of the challenge

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    Calculator & Resource Pack expected publicationthis Autumn, following NHS Mandate & Outcomes Framework

    GP Practice Lists

    PHO database(unadjusted practice lists

    Age/Gender)

    Care/Nursing Homes

    CQC database(Homes Specialty Beds)

    Postcode / Wards

    Ordinance Survey database(English Postcodes &Electoral wards)

    Prevalence Rates

    Dementia UK (2007)

    National DementiaPrevalence Rates (NDPR)

    Residential CarePrevalence Rates

    Dementia Severity

    CCG allocation

    Prescribing database /PHOdatabase

    Dementia Registers

    QOF (2011) data

    List Indicators

    PHO Database / QOF 2011(IMD,IDAOP,CHD,Stroke,

    Hypertension)

    DementiaCalculator

    Care Home ResidentsAge Profile - BUPA

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    www.dementiapartnerships.org.ukknowledge portal

    [email protected]

    http://www.dementiapartnerships.org.uk/http://www.dementiapartnerships.org.uk/