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Title: Breathing Space COPD Audit 200607


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Breathing Space COPD Audit 2006/07
  • Practice Level Audit 36 practices
  • Patient Level Audit 34 practices
  • Audit process is still underway in 4 practices

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  • BREATHING SPACE PRIMARY CARE STANDARDS
  • By March 2009 we aim to achieve
  • We will have maximised the number of patients
    with COPD in Rotherham who have been accurately
    diagnosed by the active use of spirometry
  • All patients diagnosed with COPD will be
    accurately categorised into the NICE definitions
    of mild, moderate and severe airways obstruction.
  • There will be a continuing reduction in the
    number of COPD patients who smoke.
  • Pulmonary rehabilitation, to the standard
    provided within the Breathing Space Programme, to
    be offered to all patients with COPD.
  • Information required for audit will be
    electronically recorded using standard COPD
    templates.
  • All exacerbations of COPD will be Read Coded.
  • All patients with COPD will have been given an
    individualised self-management plan
  • Self management plans for all patients with
    moderate and severe airways obstruction will
    include standby antibiotics and steroids.
  • Medicine usage will be appropriate to patients
    NICE airways obstruction severity category.
  • All patients with moderate or severe airways
    obstruction who have 2 or more exacerbations in
    any year should be prescribed inhaled steroids
  • All patients with moderate or severe airways
    obstruction will have been assessed for oxygen
    using pulse oximetry.

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Baseline practice visit records audit August
2006 March 2007
Repeat audit 2008
Feedback to practices November 2006 April 2007
- Quest Audits - Training
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Practice Level Audit Results from 36 Practices

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Question not answered by auditor 4
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Patient Level Audit Results from 34
practicesSample 2985 patients
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Range 23 - 100
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Range 19 - 90
Spirometry not recorded for 4 patients
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Range 0 - 100
Results for 20 spirometry were not found
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Range 0 - 80
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Range 0 - 72
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Classification of COPD
1100/2458 spirometry records had the correct
combination of 2 criteria recorded as specified
by NICE. Of these 795 were categorised by
practices 526 (270 185 71) were compliant
with NICE
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Range 84 - 100
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Current Smoking Status n 2985
Range 23 - 60
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Range 52 - 100
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Part 2 Audit of 1 in 5 sample of patients on
COPD Register
  • This section reports detailed results of an audit
    carried out by a clinician on 617 patients
    randomly selected.

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Range 5 - 100
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Range 0 - 95
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Range 0 - 70
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Has a reversibility test been undertaken? (n
687)
Range 0 - 85
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Range 0 - 100
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Range 0 - 100
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COPD Exacerbations Patient Contacts
  • 687 COPD patients had a total of 5350 contacts
    with General Practices last year (7.8 per patient
    per year).
  • By looking at the electronic and manual records
    it was possible to detect
  • a total of 1.2 recorded exacerbations per patient
    per year
  • A total of 0.12 respiratory admissions per
    patient in the last year.
  • Only 117 out of 789 exacerbations were recorded
    using the NICE recommended Read Codes for
    exacerbations which would make it difficult to
    search electronically for the number of
    exacerbations the practice manages.

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Range 0 - 100
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Range 0 - 100
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Medication
  • By March 2009 the aim will be to achieve
  • Medicine usage will be appropriate to patients
    NICE airways obstruction severity category.
  • Patients with moderate or severe airways
    obstruction who have 2 or more exacerbations in
    any year should be prescribed inhaled steroids.
  • Results
  • 70 patients were categorised as moderate or
    severe who had 2 or more exacerbations in last 12
    months. Of these 56 patients were prescribed
    inhaled steroids.
  • 131 patients categorised as mild and 106 moderate
    or severe patients who had not had 2 or more
    exacerbations in last 12 months were prescribed
    inhaled steroids.

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Medication - continued
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Treatment of Exacerbations
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Antibiotic Choice
  • Rotherham COPD Prescribing Guidelines recommend
    that the first line choice of antibiotics for
    COPD exacerbations should be Amoxicillin 500mg
    tds or Oxytetracycline 500mg qds, this audit
    gives baseline concordance with this guidance.
  • 201 prescriptions were concordant with the above
    guidance
  • 453 prescriptions were not concordant
  • Non-concordant prescriptions included Amoxycillin
    250mg and a wide range of other antibiotics)

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Steroid Use
  • Rotherham COPD Prescribing Guidelines recommends
    the use of Prednisolone 30mg od for 10 days when
    required for exacerbations.
  • 74 prescriptions were concordant with the above
    guidance
  • 73 prescriptions were not concordant
  • Non-concordant prescriptions include a wide range
    of different dosage regimes
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