qofaudit

I find the patients your register is missing.

Case finding, register audit and recall setup for EMIS GP practices and PCNs. Every finding is checked in the record, and every row is reviewed by your clinician before anyone is contacted.

What gets found

Patients whose record already meets the criteria for a diagnosis that was never coded. You read this list and recognise your own practice.

  1. 01

    Diabetes, non-diabetic hyperglycaemia, CKD and hypertension Results meet the diagnostic threshold in the record and nobody coded it.

  2. 02

    Heart failure and atrial fibrillation Evident from prescribing, results or correspondence, with no code on the register.

  3. 03

    CHD, stroke/TIA and PAD Confirmed in hospital letters but missing from the register.

  4. 04

    Asthma and COPD Suggested by inhaled therapy, spirometry or letters, with no code.

  5. 05

    Personalised Care Adjustment (exception reporting) Patients who meet the criteria across the diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular indicators but have no code recorded.

  6. 06

    Serious mental illness in possible remission Patients whose record suggests remission but who have never been reviewed for a remission code.

What you get back

One row per patient. The evidence is on the row, so a clinician can agree or disagree in seconds.

Patient Age Finding Confidence Action Evidence
#447162 Two HbA1c at or above 48, no diabetes code HIGH code 48 and 52 mmol/mol, Aug and Nov 2025
#093271 Loop diuretic and raised BNP, no heart failure code HIGH investigate BNP 480 ng/L, 4 repeat issues in 12 months
#220466 Two eGFR below 60, over 90 days apart, no CKD code HIGH code 54 and 51 mL/min, Mar and Jul 2025
#118058 Inhaled therapy, no asthma or COPD code MED review 6 repeat issues in 12 months
#291574 SMI coded, off register (possible remission) LOW review No antipsychotic issued since 2019; no review or remission code

Sample rows, synthetic data. Code means the record already meets the diagnostic criterion for a clinician to consider a code. Investigate means a test is needed first, such as ABPM or an echo. Review means a clinical judgement, not a code.

How it works

  1. Free sprint. Pick one cohort. I run it and you judge the output against your own register.
  2. Agree scope. Which engagement, which cohorts, the fee and the MOU. Priced on what the practice gains, not on list size.
  3. I build and run the searches in your EMIS Web system and open every candidate's record.
  4. A clinician reviews every row. Nothing is coded and no patient is contacted until they have.
  5. Handover. The searches, templates and SOP stay in your EMIS so you can run them without me. Optionally, I apply the codes a clinician has signed off.
Heart failure, no code EMIS search registered, age 18+ loop diuretic issued 3+ times in 12 months BNP >400 ng/L or NT-proBNP >1000 ng/L no heart failure code on the record Excel rank by strength of evidence palliative care: demote to LOW, keep on list Then I open every record on the list and check it before it reaches you

Every finding comes with the search that produced it and the evidence found in the record. If a clinician disagrees with a row, both are on the same page.

Your data stays in your EMIS

Practices look for this first, so it is up here and in plain sentences.

Your agreements

I work under an MOU with the practice, on its instructions. The practice remains the sole data controller throughout. I will send a template MOU on request.

Your system

The work happens inside EMIS Web, on an NHS laptop over your remote access or on practice equipment. The only other software is Excel. No cloud service, no upload and no AI touches patient data.

Your clinicians

Outputs are candidates for clinical review, never diagnoses. A clinician at the practice verifies every list before any patient is contacted.

Not included: the practice verifies every finding, the practice contacts patients, and the practice makes every clinical decision. I need a login or smartcard the practice issues for the engagement and sight of the record, so I can read the documents behind a finding.

I have done the job

Over five years in general practice and at PCN level, across a practice of more than 26,000 patients and a PCN of around 70,000.

I started in practice administration and reception, then moved through document coding, QOF administration and recall, enhanced services claims and delivery, data quality and case finding. Most recently I was a care coordinator at PCN level, working on enhanced services and integrated neighbourhood team delivery.

I am an expert-level EMIS user: searches and reports, templates and protocols, and coding. I have built dashboards and reporting tools and automated the list-processing work that quietly eats administrative time.

I have seen where the errors come from, from the moment correspondence arrives to the moment a clinician misses a code. I work alone, with no employees and no subcontracting. DBS checked.

See it on your own register.

Book a meeting

or email contact@qofaudit.co.uk

The first case-finding sprint is free: up to 30 record-checked patients, from one cohort you choose. Practices with smaller lists may get fewer.