1. Expert Input: Q&A and discussion
Linda Lord: Chief Pharmacist

2. Before we start,
some data…

3. Quality Premium (1 - EoE)
Total antibiotic prescribing to be <1.161 items/STAR-PU per 12 months
12 months to Dec 2017: 3 CCGs not meeting the target (West Norfolk, North East Essex and Basildon & Brentwood)
Data to December 17
IAF:
Part 1: Reducing the number of antibiotic items prescribed per STARPU to below national average of
Part 2: Broad spectrum antibiotic prescribing below 10% of total items
WSCCG (but not all practices) meeting target
Presentation title
NHS Improvement

4. Quality Premium (2 - EoE)
Number of broad spectrum prescription items to be <10% of total
12 months to Dec 2017: 11 CCGs not meeting the target (West Suffolk, Ipswich and East Suffolk, North East Essex, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, Castle Point and Rochford, Mid Essex, North Norfolk, Norwich, South Norfolk, Southend and West Norfolk)
Data to December 17
IAF:
Part 1: Reducing the number of antibiotic items prescribed per STARPU to below national average of
Part 2: Broad spectrum antibiotic prescribing below 10% of total items
WSCCG not meeting target
Presentation title
NHS Improvement

5. Quality Premium (1 - England)
National picture: Graphs from NHSE Dashboard showing the number of CCGs meeting each part of the IAF and QP.
Midlands and East (East)
WSCCG meeting target

6. Quality Premium (2 - England)
National picture: Graphs from NHSE Dashboard showing the number of CCGs meeting each part of the IAF and QP.
Midlands and East (East)
WSCCG not meeting target

7. Quality Premium (3 - England)
National picture: Graphs from NHSE Dashboard showing the number of CCGs meeting each part of the IAF and QP.
Midlands and East (East)
WSCCG meeting target

8. Quality Premium (4 - England)
National picture: Graphs from NHSE Dashboard showing the number of CCGs meeting each part of the IAF and QP.
Midlands and East (East)
WSCCG not meeting target

9. All antibiotic items per STARPU Broad spectrum antibiotics per STARPU

10. Cephalosporins, Co-amoxiclav, quinolones as % of all Broad Spectrum

11. Please review data for your own practice
Data is in your delegate pack
Please also review antibiotic prescribing trends for your practice
Pick up your practice pack at the back of the room

12. Discussion Groups
Problems?
Expert advice
Ideas?
Tips?

13. Discussion Groups Appropriate prescribing of antibiotics for:
Urology: Dr Georgina Wilson
Dermatology: Dr Rachel Jenkins
Gastroenterology: Dr Simon Whalley
ENT: Dr Fahmy Fahmy
Delegates seated in 4 groups
Consultants move from group to group
(including Dr Sue Partridge)
15 minutes per group – buzzer sounds!