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The monetary total for the amount of income
conditional upon achieving CQUIN goals in 2012/13
and the monetary total for the associated payment
in 2011/12 is detailed below:
Table 30: CQUIN income data 2011/12 and 2012/13
2011/12 2012/13
Percentage of income conditional upon achieving goals (total value £3.92m) 1.5% 2.5%
Income not achieved 0 0
Table 31: Schemes agreed for Quality Improvement Development Innovation Scheme
(QIDIS) 2012/13
Service Nature of Scheme Contract QIDIS QIDIS
Value Value (of 2.5%)
Alstrom Syndrome Dashboard Scheme 10% / PPE Scheme 20% / 109,842 824 30%
No Strategic Schemes
Bardet Biedl Syndrome Dashboard Scheme 10% / PPE Scheme 20% / 193,017 4,826 100%
(Children) Strategic Schemes 70%
Complex Childhood Dashboard Scheme 10% / PPE Scheme 20% / 712,399 17,810 100%
Osteogenesis Imperfecta Strategic Schemes 70%
Craniofacial Surgery For Dashboard Scheme 10% / PPE Scheme 20% / 2,030,299 50,757 100%
Congenital Conditions Strategic Schemes 70%
Epidermolysis Bullosa Dashboard Scheme 10% / PPE Scheme 20% / 559,367 13,984 100%
Strategic Schemes 70%
ECMO For Reversible No schemes as cost per case and not eligible 273,845 - 0%
Respiratory Failure (Children) for QIDIS payments
Liver Transplantation (Children) Dashboard Scheme 10% / PPE Scheme 20% / 3,740,250 93,506 100%
Strategic Schemes 70%
Lysosomal Storage Disorders Dashboard Scheme 10% / PPE Scheme 20% / 428,579 10,714 100%
(Children) Strategic Schemes 70%
Retinoblastoma Dashboard Scheme 10% / no PPE Scheme / 1,207,673 13,586 45%
Strategic Schemes 35%
Small Bowel Transplantation Dashboard Scheme 10% / no PPE Scheme / 1,215,533 3,039 10%
(Children)
no Strategic Scheme
Specialist Paediatric Liver Dashboard Scheme 10% / PPE Scheme 20% / 2,845,056 71,126 100%
Disease Strategic Schemes 70%
Wolfram Syndrome Dashboard Scheme 10% / PPE Scheme 20% / 160,048 1,200 30%
no Strategic Scheme
Total 13,475,908 281,372 84%
Liver Transplantation Income deferred to 2013/14 to cover costs -54,000
(Children)
not yet incurred
Net Total 227,372
Care Quality Commission
Birmingham Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation
Trust is required to register with the Care Quality
Commission (CQC) and its current registration
status is:
Registered to carry out the following legally
regulated services:
l Transport services, triage and medical advice
provided remotely
l Treatment of disease, disorder or injury
l Assessment or medical treatment for persons
detained under the Mental Health Act 1983
l Surgical procedures
l Diagnostic and screening procedures
l Management of supply of blood and blood
derived products
The Care Quality Commission has not taken
enforcement action against Birmingham Children’s
Hospital NHS Foundation Trust during 2012/13.
Birmingham Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation
Trust has not participated in special reviews or
investigations by the Care Quality Commission
during 2012/13.
On 6 November 2012 the CQC undertook a
routine, unannounced inspection of CAMHS at our
Parkview Clinic, to assess compliance with the
following standards:
04: Care and welfare of people who use services
06: Cooperating with other providers
07: Safeguarding people who use services from
abuse
13: Staffing
The CQC found that the services at Parkview met
all these standards.
On 21 November 2012 the CQC undertook a
routine, unannounced inspection of the Trust’s
services at our main site at Steelhouse Lane, to
assess compliance with the following standards:
04: Care and welfare of people who use services
09: Management of medicines
11: Safety, availability and suitability of equipment
14: Supporting workers
The CQC found that the services at Steelhouse
Lane were compliant with the first three of these
standards, but found that action was needed to
ensure compliance with standard 14: Supporting
workers. The evidence CQC collected in theatres
identified some minor concerns about the risks
relating to how staff were supported in this area.
CQC issued a compliance action to ensure that
improvements to support staff are made. We have
taken the following actions to ensure we are now
compliant with this standard:
l Recruited to vacant posts in theatres
l Changed and improved the way we were
implementing our Integrated Theatre Recovery
Team Project
l Strengthened, developed, and added to
arrangements for supporting and engaging with
staff in theatres.
Data Quality
Birmingham Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation
Trust submitted records during 2012/13 to the
Secondary Uses service for inclusion in the
Hospital Episode Statistics which are included in
the latest published data.
The percentage of records in the published data
which included the patient’s valid NHS Number
was:
98.6% for admitted patient care
99.5% for outpatient care and
98.3% for accident and emergency care
The percentage of records in the published
data which included the patient’s valid General
Practitioner Registration Code was:
100% for admitted patient care
100% for outpatient care and
100% for accident and emergency care
Birmingham Children’s Hospital NHS Foundation
Trust’s Information Governance Assessment Report
overall score for 2012/13 was 82% and was graded
green (satisfactory).