Access the online training- You will need to be on the NHS network (N3) to access this site, but log in details are not required.
Calculating Quality Reporting Service (CQRS)
Summary
The Calculating Quality Reporting Service (CQRS) is an approvals, reporting and payments calculation system for GP practices. It helps practices to track, monitor and declare achievement for the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF), Direct Enhanced Services (DES) and Vaccination and Immunisation (V&I) programmes.
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What it is used for
We collect information from GP practices either:
- automatically from the practice clinical records system through the General Pracitice Extraction Service (GPES); or
- manually directly into the Calculating Quality Reporting Service
This information is used to help practices track and manage their performance against various targets and ehanced services frameworks set for them by NHS England.
Data is used to help track:
- the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF)
- Direct Enhanced Services (DES)
- Vaccination and Immunisation (V&I)
- the GP workload tool
- the National Diabetes Audit
It forms part of our GP Collections service.
How it works
NHS England negotiates GP contracts on an annual basis. Once this is completed, the service information is made available on the CQRS system.
Commissioning organisations, such as the NHS England regional offices, then offer out these services for GP practices to accept.
Once approved, the aggregrated, non-patient identifiable data is shared with CQRS by participating practices.CQRS calculates a Quality Service Achievement based on the data it receives, and relevant payments are made through the National Health Applications and Infrastructure Services (NHAIS) system.
Training
CQRS training is accessed via an online training guide (CQRS Learning Centre), which includes online courses, job aids, tutorials, and other resources.
To access the online training, you will need to be on the NHS network (N3), but log in details are not required.