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Facilitator Handbook 2005 - PRIMIS

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<strong>PRIMIS</strong> <strong>Facilitator</strong> <strong>Handbook</strong><br />

CHART<br />

The CHART queries<br />

Each clinical topic is arranged into groups of queries known as query libraries. The libraries<br />

currently available are shown in the box below. Each query library can be downloaded<br />

separately and used as and when needed. Date ranges within queries are controlled by the<br />

user and are automatically updated through the use of a reference date. New query libraries<br />

can be installed directly into existing CHART software.<br />

The CHART query sets have been<br />

developed by the <strong>PRIMIS</strong> Team, with<br />

significant clinical input from the<br />

<strong>PRIMIS</strong> Clinical Advisory Group. They<br />

have then undergone a process of beta<br />

testing before release.<br />

At the time of writing, the <strong>PRIMIS</strong> Team<br />

is currently working on a data quality<br />

library which will allow practices to<br />

identify gaps and errors in their patient<br />

records.<br />

CHART query libraries available (April <strong>2005</strong>)<br />

• the nGMS query library - focusing on the<br />

new contract<br />

• the Flu query library - looking at influenza<br />

vaccinations<br />

• the original Rush query library - focusing on<br />

the Quality and Outcomes Framework<br />

Using CHART as a Data Quality Improvement Tool<br />

One of the big advantages of CHART is that it remains in the practice and is relatively simple<br />

for practice staff to use, following training provided by the facilitator. This gives practice staff<br />

the ability to look at their own data quality and patient care whenever they need to, for<br />

example in relation to the New GMS Contract. Responses are displayed in a format that allows<br />

the user to analyse the patient record, using filters to review various criteria. This can be done<br />

either through the datasheet, or by drilling down through the various graphical displays.<br />

The Training<br />

The CHART training module takes place over a half or full day and is run on an individual<br />

scheme basis. During the training, facilitators will be shown how to download the software and<br />

query libraries and how to use the software to customise HQL queries. Analysis of responses<br />

and how to use the CHART display functionality to identify data quality issues is also covered<br />

in some detail, as is how to train practice staff to use the software. On completion of the<br />

training, facilitators will have access to the CHART software and CHART query libraries on the<br />

<strong>PRIMIS</strong> secure website.<br />

Further information on the subject matter included in this training is available in the form of<br />

printed CHART instructions and a computer-based tutorial. These are provided to facilitators<br />

during the training.<br />

48 <strong>PRIMIS</strong>

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