1. NDCCG 2015-16 National Diabetes Audit Results

2. A) 8 Care Processes
B) Treatment Targets
BP ≤ 140/80
TC < 5.0
HbA1c ≤ 58
C) Type 1s & Type 2’s

4. Care Processes
HbA1c BP UACR Creatinine Smoking Cholesterol BMI Foot check

5. Percentage of people with Type 1 diabetes receiving All Eight Care Processes, comparision by GP practice

6. Percentage of people with Type 2 receiving All Eight Care Processes, comparision by GP practice

7. Percentage of people with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes receiving All Eight Care Processes, comparision of CCG and England

8. Treatment Targets
(i) BP ≤ 140/80 (ii) TC < 5.0 (iii) HbA1c ≤ 58 Linked To Outcomes National Drive to Improve Performance

9. Percentage of people with Type 1 diabetes achieving All Three Treatment Targets, comparision by GP practice

10. Percentage of people with Type 2 diabetes achieving All Three Treatment Targets, comparision by GP practice

11. % people achieving All Three Treatment Targets, comparision CCG and England

12. Conclusions
Wide variation in achievement between Practices & we should be aiming to reduce this.
Within some Practices, performance in these two areas are very different – being good at one does not guarantee success in the other.
Treatment Target Achievement particularly important (linked to outcomes) & we are underperforming against national average.
We are slightly better on Care Process Completion than nationally but we need to now concentrate more on Treatment Targets.
5) Type 1 results much worse than Type 2 locally & nationally.

13. The Future
NDA participation becoming compulsory from July 2017 in GP Contract Collection period for will be 13/5/17 – 11/7/17 Twice yearly data collection – when? Diabetes care remains a NHS priority Improving Treatment Target Achievement is one of the 4 national diabetes treatment goals (Structured Patient Education participation is another) – BWCCG T2 targets 40% next year rising to 45% by 2020