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Dudley Eye Care Services From 3 rd September 2018 Speakers Charles Barlow (Director PEHWM) Rosie Birhah & Paul Sidhu (Dudley LOC) Webstar Health Introduction There will be a lot of information tonight its all in your info pack Key


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Dudley Eye Care Services From 3rd September 2018

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Speakers

Charles Barlow (Director PEHWM) Rosie Birhah & Paul Sidhu (Dudley LOC) Webstar Health

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There will be a lot of information tonight ……its all in your info pack Key Points Service Specifications & pathways Patients Questionnaires Policies & Guidance Sign Up Forms & Guidance Stationery Before you go fill in our Delegate attendance & Training Form

Introduction

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Tonight's Running Order

Part 1 - Overview Part 2 - The Services Part 3 – Training & Governance Part 4 - Software

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Part 1

 Cataract  IOP Repeat Reading (IOPRR)  Minor Eye Conditions (MECS) These are to be provided by GOS practices in Dudley Launching on 3rd September 2018 Dudley CCG are launching 3 new eye-care services :

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CCG Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice Practice PEHWM Ltd LOC

The LOC communicates with PEC (HWM) Ltd both giving and receiving feedback. PEHWM are responsible for all practices contract

  • compliance. Monitored by

a network of CG&PL This makes us pretty tough on Practices who don’t perform. Directors Charles Barlow Ian Hadfield Peter Rockett Peter Bainbridge Dan Sanders Aisha Jeewa NHS Contract awarded to PEHWM who subcontract to all practices.

Webstar

Webstar provide and support the software that underpins the servcie

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Your commitment

 Information Governance  Accreditation  Infection control  Safeguarding  Patient care Provide the right care at the right time [follow the protocols]

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Everything is done via Webstar, Optomanager Software. Eliminating administration, generating insight The package of web platforms called OptoManager has been developed for Local Optical Committee Support Unit (LOCSU) by Webstar Health. The technology virtually eliminates manual administration of optical services, helps with data collection and generates insightful performance reports.

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When we say everything, we mean everything

All clinical records - you enter the data into dropdown boxes or text boxes All referrals – referral are sent automatically to ophthalmology with copies to GP All patient satisfaction questionnaires are provided by the system All patient information leaflets are downloaded from the software Governance – all documentation is uploaded to the software Invoices and payment – all managed by the software – no paper returns

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Who is entitled to these services?

The services are commissioned for patients registered with a Dudley CCG GP You will only be paid for appropriately registered service users. We will not pay for people who just live in Dudley, or have a Dudley Postcode, - it all depends on their GP If their GP is from another West Midlands CCG, they may still be entitled to a service – check whether a service is available on Webstar and then check the service specifications as they can all differ slightly.

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Part 1 Summary

  • Dudley CCG have commissioned a Cataract, IOPRR & MECS service from

3rd September 2018

  • Your LOC Company PEHWM are contracting with the CCG for the service
  • All practices will need a contract with PEHWM
  • Any practice can provide the service as long as they comply with the

governance requirements

  • The service is managed by an Webstar software online
  • The service is just for patients of Dudley CCG GPs.

Don’t forget to fill in our Delegate attendance & Training Form before you leave

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Part 2. Cataract Referral Pathway

To provide assessment and management of patients presenting with signs and/or symptoms of cataract in either eye It includes: ▪ Pupil dilation and examination by indirect ophthalmoscopy in order to establish whether there are any co-existing ocular disorders as well as cataract. ▪ Discussion of the health questionnaire and any outstanding issues dealt with. ▪ Communicating the potential advantages and disadvantages of cataract extraction ▪ Ascertaining the patient’s willingness for surgery including a patient self- assessment questionnaire

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Cataract Referral

Patient meets eligibility Offer Choice of provider Complete Optomanager record and Optomanager will send referral to chosen provider and copy to GP for information You can print off the record and referral for your records

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IOP Repeat Measures Service

The IOP repeat measures service provides primary care repeat readings to deflect unnecessary referrals to secondary care. Patients who are identified as having IOP ≥ 24 mmHg and no other signs

  • f glaucoma during a GOS or private sight test will have immediate slit

lamp GAT or Perkins tonometry. If IOP still ≥ 24mmHg patient returns within 1 month for second repeat. Complete Optomanager record and where required Optomanager will send referral to chosen provider and copy to GP for information

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Minor Eye Conditions Service (MECS)

Purpose of Service

Using the skills of primary care optometrists to triage, manage and prioritise patients presenting with an eye condition, To deal with recent onset eye problems that are not appropriate for sight tests and to reduce referrals by GPs and Optometrists to secondary care Experience elsewhere shows 70-80% deflection It is no good seeing patients and referring most anyway This will be monitored closely

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MECS

You will need to provide  Triage [staff training, forms available]  Same day appointments  48 hour appointments  Full recording of all contacts  Provide advice and guidance & information on self-care  Therapy via pharmacists  Report to GP or Referral if required - auto-generated

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MECS - criteria for inclusion of patients

Loss of vision (inc transient loss) Sudden onset of blurred vision (unless a sight test reqd) Ocular pain or discomfort Systemic disease affecting the eye Differential diagnosis of the red eye Foreign body & emergency contact lens removal (not by the fitting practitioner) Dry eye Epiphora (watery eye) Trichiasis (in growing eyelashes) Differential diagnosis of lumps and bumps in the vicinity of the eye Recent onset of Diplopia Flashes/floaters Retinal lesions Patient reported field defects GP referral

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MECS Triage

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Take care

Flashes and Floaters in particular VA Dilate Check for Schafer’s sign and record Indirect exam, 8 directions of gaze, wide field Volk Careful record Give F & F advice sheet Give drops advice sheet

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BUT NOT FOR:

Wet AMD found during ST Refining referrals from a ST (e.g. glaucoma/cataract) But can use for F & F F & F stable for >3m 2nd incident of F & F within 1 month of 1st (follow up) Repeated dry eye within 4 months of 1st MECS Repeated removal of lashes within 4 months of 1st MECS Where a sight test would be more appropriate

MECS is for All (relatively urgent) minor eye conditions

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More not for… Adult squints Longstanding diplopia Repeat field tests AMD Previously identified: Severe eye conditions needing HES Herpes Zoster Tumours Yet more not for… Where other enhanced serviced are appropriate Cataract referral Cataracts post-op Repeat IOP Diabetic retinopathy

Take care

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MECS outcomes

GP report Treat and discharge Reassure and discharge [patient leaflets available] Advise Therapy Follow up Refer to GP Routine referral Urgent referral Emergency referral

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Direct referral to eye casualty clinic

If your patient requires Eye A&E or fast track Wet AMD Make sure everyone in the practice has a copy of the protocol from Russells Hall & BMEC for out of hours For A&E Telephone first  Triage options are same day or urgent clinic 24/48 hours  Patient contact details (telephone numbers) and brief referral details . Give patient a copy to take with them.  Fax Wet AMD to the fast track clinic

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Part 2 Summary

  • The three new services are Cataract, IOP RR & MECS
  • Follow the service specifications
  • Record all patient contacts on Webstar.
  • All MECS enquiries must be Triaged and where required be seen by
  • ptometrist:
  • Within 24hrs for urgent
  • Within 48hrs for routine
  • Optometrists must, within reason, be able to offer a MECS examination within

48 hours of the day that the appointment has been requested (excluding weekends and public holidays) unless it is for routine assessment.

  • You must manage DNAs
  • If you don’t have an appointment you must find them one elsewhere

Don’t forget to fill in our Delegate attendance & Training Form before you leave

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Part 3 - Optometrist Accreditation:

  • GOC Registered
  • Cataract - Completion of Wales Optometry Postgraduate Education

Centre (WOPEC) Cataract Services Online Distance Learning

  • IOP RR - WOPEC Level One of the Glaucoma online distance learning

programme relating to IOP and Visual Field Refinement. Also show that they can demonstrate the technique competently (through practical demonstrations).

  • MECS - WOPEC Distance Learning modules (Part 1), and the

associated Practical Skills Demonstration (Part 2 - OSCEs).

  • Safeguarding level 2 certification (DOCET)
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LOCSU training provided by WOPEC

Request your unique WOPEC authorisation code from the LOC , website (contact us) or directly form Paul Sidhu at whitestar123@hotmail.com Go to the WOPEC website www.wopec.co.uk and choose to either ‘Register’ or ‘Login’. In the green ‘Code’ box on the website’s homepage enter your code. This will be made of two parts, a prefix (example: LOCSU) and a code (example: 1234567).

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Practice Accreditation & Governance

  • Submit Quality in Optometry (QIO) for GOS contracts (must be the latest

2017 version)

  • Complete QIO NHS Standard contract LOC company subcontractor

short form checklist

  • Comply with Safeguarding requirements (level 2 for all performers)
  • Comply with Infection Control standards by completing QIO audit
  • Have appropriate Insurance
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Therapeutics

Dudley Formulary

Follow the Formulary Guidelines – very comprehensive for Lubricants

Recommend pharmacy medicines (P) or general sale list medicines (GSL) only P or GSL medicines will need to be purchased over the counter as part of a self-care approach Refer to the Pharmacy Minor Ailments Service for Chloramphenicol & Sodium Cromoglicate

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Communications

Will provide Leaflets & Posters to

  • GP Surgeries
  • Pharmacies
  • NHS111
  • Yourselves
  • Anything else we can afford
  • Dudley LOC website

http://dudleyloc.co.uk/

  • The Company website

www.eyecarewm.co.uk

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Quality, Performance & Audit

KPI’s A full Audit trail enables accurate KPIs and detailed analysis of outcomes . Reports are done quarterly and include:

  • Activity levels for each service by month
  • Activity levels by each practice per month
  • Number of referrals by practice
  • Patients not seen within 30 minutes of appointment time
  • Numbers of satisfaction questionnaires completed

Outliers will be asked to explain.

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Clinical Governance

Clinical Governance & Performance Leads

Day to day Monitoring of all aspects of the service

  • Service Provision & delivery
  • Clinical governance
  • Information governance
  • Audit
  • Performance monitoring
  • Commissioner Liaison and reporting
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Non compliance what does it mean for you

Must complete the sub contractor requirements Must complete the patient record on line - You won’t be paid if it is not completed Our CCG Contract requires us to monitor the service by practice and by performer. KPI analysis will highlight statistical outliers, which are investigated and supported. Common outliers in other services are

  • Unexpectedly high activity
  • Referral rates higher or lower than the average
  • Not meeting appropriate timescales for appointments
  • Low patient satisfaction submissions

Poor performance is managed with a five stage breach process, including remedial action plans and terminating with service suspension.

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Fees and Finances

Subcontractors Receive  MECS £50.00  Cataract £30.00  IOPRR 1st Reading £20.00  IOPRR 2nd Reading £28.00

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Part 4 - Optomanager demonstration

This service would not be possible without Webstar Health Gian will run through how Optomanager works

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LAUNCH DATE

3rd September 2018 A launch event with local dignitaries and publicity will be held at a lucky practice in Dudley.

To be selected at Random tonight

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Next Steps – Info packs…

Key Points Service Specifications & Pathways Patient Questionnaires Policies

  • Complaints, Serious Incidents, Service User Consent
  • Performance Management, Medicines Management

Mobilisation Check – Sign-Up requirements Use of MECS & Sight Test More on the LOC Website.

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Next steps … summary

  • 1. Complete the Webstar Registration form in your packs
  • 2. Complete your QIO
  • 3. Do your training and book the OSCE quick!
  • 4. Look out your safeguarding certificates
  • 5. Watch out for the contract from Webstar and ensure you sign it and

return it ASAP

Don’t forget to fill in our Delegate attendance & Training Form before you leave

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Thanks to LOCSU WEBSTAR THE LOCs

The Directors and Staff You, the sub-contractors Don’t forget to fill in our Delegate attendance & Training Form before you leave