What is the Quality of Care at The Practice Harehills Corner

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"• Review and improve processes in relation to the recording of vaccine batch numbers expiry dates and stock usage."

Neutral

"• Processes were not in place to log or record incoming vaccine batch numbers expiry dates or their usage within the practice."

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"In addition whilst the practice recorded the delivery dates and quantities of vaccines received they had not logged the vaccine batch numbers expiry dates or their usage."

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"• The practice had systems to inform eligible patients to have the meningitis vaccine for example before attending university for the first time."

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"• Patients at risk of dementia were identified and offered an assessment to detect possible signs of dementia."

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"When dementia was suspected there was an appropriate referral for diagnosis."

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"The health care assistant was the dementia lead and they both discussed activities to monitor and improve patient’s outcomes with the GPs."

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"We saw specific tailored care plans to meet their needs for example patients with learning disabilities or those who suffered with dementia as well as LTCs."

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"These include vaccinations and immunisations cervical smears family planning removal of sutures and clips and chronic disease management such as asthma chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD diabetes and heart disease."

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"The practice nurse was the long term conditions lead LTC these included diabetes asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD."

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"• Continue to review and support the improvement of bowel and breast cancer screening rates."

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"• The practice’s uptake for breast and bowel cancer screening was below the local and national averages."

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"People with longterm conditions: • Patients with diabetes and other longterm conditions were managed using the collaborative care and support planning approach."

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"• Patients with diabetes were referred to local clinics and with their consent to the National Diabetes Prevention Programme."

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"• The practice was able to demonstrate how it identified patients with commonly undiagnosed conditions for example diabetes chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD atrial fibrillation and hypertension."

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"For example the practice was aware of local needs in relation to conditions such as diabetes and had developed enhanced services and approaches to meet this need."

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"These include vaccinations and immunisations cervical smears family planning removal of sutures and clips and chronic disease management such as asthma chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD diabetes and heart disease."

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"The practice nurse was the long term conditions lead LTC these included diabetes asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease COPD."

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"• Flu shingles and pneumonia vaccinations were available to eligible patients."

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"The practice had reviewed its antibiotic prescribing and taken action to support good antimicrobial stewardship in line with local and national guidance."

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"Clinical audits in relation to antibiotic prescribing and the Local Enhanced Service for monitoring Amber drugs agreement had been completed and a review of outcomes and the effectiveness of any action taken had also been completed."

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"The building was accessible for those with a physical disability and parking was available on nearby streets."

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"For example flu vaccines and holiday immunisations."

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"People experiencing poor mental health including people with dementia: • The practice assessed and monitored the physical health of people with mental illness severe mental illness and personality disorder by providing access to regular health checks and lifestyle interventions."

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"People experiencing poor mental health including people with dementia: • Staff interviewed had a good understanding of how to support patients with mental health needs and those patients living with dementia."

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"• Staff supported patients experiencing poor mental health to access additional assistance via a single point of access crisis team andor the community mental health team."

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"• The practices performance on quality indicators for mental health was above local and national averages."

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"• The practice maintained a register of patients experiencing mental health issues."

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"• New patients on registration were offered bloodborne virus and tuberculosis screening."