This document is to assist you should you believe you’ve completed more Health Checks than those reported in Skyline
Comparing patient Count In Emis To Skyline
Before Informatica support can investigate the discrepancy, we need you to complete the checks below. If you still feel that the count is incorrect we would need example NHS numbers to investigate further.
Within the Health Check Activity This Year cohort
Click on Filter
Note, the filters currently work by typing in the same text which you see within the column.
Depending on which quarter you’re filtering on, type the matching text shown in the column. An example below is filtering on Health Checks Completed Q1 though this could be any column - note the text says Health Check Done Q1
Click on Apply
All eligible patients with a Health Check Completed SNOMED code added in on their notes during Q1 will be listed
Compare this list with the list from your clinical system and note the difference
Check Ineligible Health Checks Completed
Look in the Ineligible cohort
Are patients listed in here which you’re counting in Emis but are ineligible?
Patients listed in here are not eligible for a payment. The reason why they’re excluded will be displayed
Do The Patients Have A Health Check Completed SNOMED code On Their Notes
Are the different patients still listed in the Patient To Be Invited cohort?
YES
Check their clinical record for a Health Check Completed SNOMED code
NO
Check if they’re in the Ineligible cohort (as above)
Are they High Risk Review patients - not eligible for a payment Bury High Risk Reviews
Submitting A Patients NHS Number For Investigation
If you’ve completed the above checks but still feel that the amount of Health checks completed is incorrect, we’re happy to check several patients however we will need to know their NHS number.
Please email support@ishealth.co.uk or click on Emil Support within Skyline
Include information as to what you’re questioning
Include example NHS Numbers (MAX 3 - DO NOT INCLUDE PATIENT NAMES)
Informatica Support will be in touch once they’ve investigated the patients in question.