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© Productive Primary Care Ltd
Access System Review - Solutions
St Martin’s Practice - Leeds
Michelle Webster (Associate)Productive Primary Care Ltd
Thursday 6 March 2014
Agenda
Refresher of principles of access improvement
Discussion on what your data reveals and
identification of any problem areas for your
practice, split between
Next steps, etc
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Refresher of principles around access improvement
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The ABCD ofThe ABCD ofAccess ImprovementAccess Improvement
• AActivity How many appointments did you deliver?
• BBacklog How many appointments are already booked?
• CCapacity How many appointments could you deliver?
• DDemand How many consultations (of any type) are wanted by your patient population?
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Appointment
Requests (Demand)
Imagine patient demand as a bathtub!
Backlog
Appointment Supply
(Activity)
Appointment
Requests (Demand)
The Solution:
Today’s WorkBacklo
gAppointme
nt Supply(Activit
y)(Capacity
)
A&E WIC OOH
Increase Capacity
(Short term)
Remove the backlog, match capacity to demand
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+ Unmet Need!
Discussion on what your data reveals and identifying any
problem areas for your practice
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ActivityDay
Routine slots + extras seen
Phone Consults
DNAsPatients Actually
Seen
Routine slots + extras seen
Phone Consults
DNAsPatients Actually
Seen
Week 1
Monday 77 84 4 74
Tuesday 56 55 6 49
Wednesday 48 50 1 44
Thursday 70 49 4 61
Friday 66 60 3 65
Week 2
Monday 54 66 1 53
Tuesday 58 73 3 52
Wednesday 58 70 5 51 16 6 1 15
Thursday 55 54 4 47 10 1 10
Friday 44 48 3 44 10 3 10
Week 3
Monday 53 83 2 52 8 5 13
Tuesday 56 66 4 54
Wednesday 53 62 3 45 17 6 17
Thursday 57 59 7 55 10 10
Friday 57 54 7 55 10 3 10
Week 4
Monday 75 99 5 71 13 6 13
Tuesday 45 75 4 41
Wednesday 30 50 3 29 12 6 1 12
Thursday 22 33 1 21
Friday 63 81 6 62 15 5 2 15
Total 1097 1271 76 1025 121 40 5 125
GP Nurse Practitioner
Current Consultationsper month
c 55 % Dr consultations by phoneRelevance to Dr First :
VERY SIGNIFICANT current practice for DOCTORS VERY SIGNIFICANT current practice for PATIENTS
GP Routine slots +
extras seen Phone Consults DNAs Patients Actually Seen
Total 1097 1271 76 1025
DNA’s
DNA Cost76 x £11 / 4 x 52 = c £ 11,000 per annum
GP Routine slots +
extras seen Phone Consults DNAs Patients Actually Seen
Total 1097 1271 76 1025
BacklogFrom:
Day GP Nurse
Practitioner Total
Average number of patients seen
per session14 10
Week 1 220
Monday 27 11 38
Tuesday 48 48
Wednesday 31 16 47
Thursday 24 15 39
Friday 30 18 48Week 2 208
Monday 25 25
Tuesday 33 33
Wednesday 48 14 62
Thursday 33 8 41
Friday 47 47Week 3 81
Monday 5 6 11
Tuesday 6 6
Wednesday 26 7 33
Thursday 9 4 13
Friday 13 5 18Week 4 24
Monday
Tuesday 4 4
Wednesday 6 3 9
Thursday 3 1 4
Friday 6 1 7
Total 424 109 533Additional Sessions
Needed per 31 11
Backlog Sessions
Needed per Week inc Demand
8 3
Demand
Look forward at how many patients are booked in each week from now and enter them into the table below
DemandEstimated v Practice Collected
Weekly Total
am pm am pm am pm am pm am pm
Measured Demand (from demand sheet)Estimated Demand Calculated 610 109 55 71 47 61 41 60 40 77 50
Estimated Demand Highested of estimated and collected Exc unmet needDoctor First 0 610 109 55 71 47 61 41 60 40 77 50
Hybrid Doctor First 0 610 109 55 71 47 61 41 60 40 77 50Telephone Consulting- T2 129 480 88 44 58 39 50 34 44 29 57 37Telephone Consulting- T1 129 480 88 44 58 39 50 34 44 29 57 37
Nurse Triage 131 479 88 44 58 39 50 34 43 29 57 37Standard 133 476 88 44 58 39 50 34 41 28 57 37
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
ESTIMATED DEMAND
am pm am pm am pm am pm am pm Total
88 44 58 39 50 34 26 18 57 3788 44 58 39 50 34 26 18 57 37 451
88 44 58 39 50 34 26 18 57 3788 44 58 39 50 34 26 18 57 3788 44 58 39 50 34 26 18 57 3788 44 58 39 50 34 26 18 57 3788 44 58 39 50 34 26 18 57 3788 44 58 39 50 34 26 18 57 37
FridayMonday Wednesday ThursdayTuesday
PRACTICE COLLECTED DEMAND
WEEK 1 Chart - Demand/Capacity/Backlog
WEEK 2 Chart - Demand/Capacity/Backlog
WEEK 3 Chart - Demand/Capacity/Backlog
WEEK 4 Chart - Demand/Capacity/Backlog
Summary Chart - Demand/Capacity/Backlog
Sessions
Estimated
Practice Collected
Current am pm am pm am pm am pm am pm am pm am pm
Enter "X" if Surgery Closed x x x x
Weekly Sessions 4.3 3.6 3.0 3.3 3.3 2.3 3.3 3.3 3.3 3.6 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
% efficiency compared to GPGPs (Partners) sessions 29 29 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 100%
GP (Salaried) sessions 0 0 100%
GP (Trainee) sessions 0 0 50%
GP (Other) sessions (e.g.locum) 1 1 1 100%
Nurse Practitioner sessions 3 11 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 30%
33
FridayMonday Tuesday Saturday SundayWednesday ThursdayTotal Sessions
Systems Available Sessions available Sessions Needed am pm am pm am pm am pm am pmDoctor First 33 32 6 3 4 2 3 2 3 2 4 3
Hybrid Doctor First 33 32 6 3 4 2 3 2 3 2 4 3Telephone Consulting- T2 33 28 5 3 3 2 3 2 3 2 3 2Telephone Consulting- T1 33 37 7 3 4 3 4 3 3 2 4 3Nurse Triage (Nurse Time) 3 16 3 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 1
Nurse Triage (Dr Time) 30 12 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1Standard 33 36 7 3 4 3 4 3 3 2 4 3
Number of sessions needed to fully deal with patientsTuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayMonday
Systems Available Sessions availableDoctor First 33
Hybrid Doctor First 33Telephone Consulting- T2 33Telephone Consulting- T1 33Nurse Triage (Nurse Time) 3
Nurse Triage (Dr Time) 30Standard 33
Sessions Needed29293136101137
am pm am pm am pm am pm am pm6 3 4 2 3 2 2 1 4 26 3 4 2 3 2 2 1 4 26 3 4 3 3 2 2 1 4 37 4 5 3 4 3 2 1 5 32 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 12 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 17 4 5 3 4 3 2 1 5 3
FridayMonday Tuesday Thursday
Number of sessions needed to deal with PRACTICE COLLECTED DEMAND
Wednesday
Discussion ItemsIncluding :
Similarities between Estimated & Practice Collected!When looking at different systems always consider relative ‘Unmet Need’ HOTSPOTS : MONDAY a.m. TUESDAY a.m. FRIDAY a.m.How does it feel in reality ? Chaotic? Pressured?
Discussion Items – Which system?
Including :
Overall Standard system requires more sessions than any other – and with most Unmet Need
Doctor First requires fewer sessions – whilst minimising Unmet Need
If Backlog worked down and Doctor First adopted, then spare capacity can be used for other clinical/non- clinical work and to ease the pressure at annual leave time
What influences the choice to introduce Doctor First?
Understanding of the options available Practice makeup Team members attitude to change (particularly doctors) Result of ABCD assessment
ActivityBacklogCapacityDemand
Patients
Doctor First Patient pathwayPatient contacts
surgery phone/walk-in/on line
Receptionist asks for patient name, DOB, a brief description of problem and enters it onto clinicians call back list. If identified as
other query, put on appropriate clinician for routine care.
Dr books appt Dr talks to patientAppt needed
Appt not wanted Patient’s issues
resolved
Increasing Appointment CapacityStandard system • 18 patients x 10 min = 3 hours
Doctor First system• 3 people can be consulted by phone in 10 min• 18/3 x 10 min = 1 hour• 1/3 will want to see Dr = 6• 6 patients x 10 min = 1 hour
Outcome• What took 3 hours now takes 2, or;• In 3 hours 27 people can be helped rather than 18 (a 50%
increase in productivity)
The time saving bit…
The increased efficiency bit…
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