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Review of six Cheshire GP practices identifies 5,000 patients to be added to QOF disease registers

The Pegasus group of practices, part of the South Cheshire & Vale Royal GP Alliance, a not for profit GP federation, has partnered with Interface Clinical Services to improve the accuracy of the QOF registers in their six GP practices.

The Pegasus group of practices, part of the South Cheshire & Vale Royal GP Alliance, a not for profit GP federation, has partnered with Interface Clinical Services to improve the accuracy of the QOF registers in their six GP practices. This has resulted in the identification of 5,000 patients to be considered for disease register inclusion. The exercise also highlighted an increase in QOF remuneration of £150,000 – an average of £25,000 per practice. This additional income will be reinvested by each practice to continue to improve patient care. On average, each of the six GP practices increased the number

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