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management of referrals becoming a high priority for many local health consultant feedback, with clear referral criteria and evidence-based guidelines is most likely to be both cost- and clinically-effective". Kings Fund Report: Page 4. When planning a referral management scheme, the following principles should be
Mar 24, 2016 Referral management centres as a means of reducing outpatients attendances: how do they work and what influences successful implementation and . process; provides individual level advice and guidance to GPs, monthly referral reports and live access to referrals data; broader educational function.
Aug 12, 2010 Instead, a referral management strategy built around peer review and audit, supported by consultant feedback, with clear referral criteria and evidence-based guidelines is most likely to be both cost- and clinically-effective. The report draws out the following seven lessons that will help GP commissioners
Quality of Referral. ? Pre-referral processes - 42% of specialists say GPs do not perform adequate pre-referral investigation/treatment (Bowling. & Redfern 2000). ? Referral letters - 38% of specialists say these contain inadequate info “fairly" or “very often" (Bowling & Redfern. 2000). Certain info. poorly reported e.g. explicit
Findings from the King's Fund (Imison and Naylor, 2010) point to evidence that under-referral may be as much of an issue as 1. referral management centres;. 2. clinical triage and assessment;. 3. peer review and feedback;. 4. financial incentives;. 5. guidelines; and. 6. passive use of guidelines. The interventions are listed
referrals, providing a further opportunity for 'Advice and. Guidance' to be provided to GPs and other referrers. • A report by the King's Fund determined that “A referral management strategy built around peer review and audit, supported by consultant feedback, with clear referral criteria and evidence-based guidelines is most
Aug 21, 2014 In 2010, the Kings Fund report 'Referral Management: lessons for success' set out to evaluate the full range of referral management activities from full-scale referral management centres to the 'passive' provision of guidelines to GPs, and drew a conclusion that a strategy built around peer review and audit,
Sep 27, 2017 The King's Fund report that the most consistently successful approaches were retrospective (after the patient had been referred and treated); supported by strong clinical engagement; and integrated clear referral criteria with evidence-based guidelines. Recognising that demand for secondary care cannot
The report: describes what 'good' looks like for diagnosis and referral within. ? primary care describes what is known about the current quality of referral and. ? diagnosis . clinical guidelines to support referral from primary to secondary care. The introduction of referral management schemes, which triage GP referrals,.
The King's Fund 2010. Referral management. Approach. Strengths. Weaknesses. Referral management centres. Clinical triage and assessment. Peer review and feedback. Financial incentives. Guidelines (in combination with other support, such as structured referral sheets). Passive use of guidelines. Table 1 Strengths
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