Every income stream a Staffordshire & Stoke practice can claim — national, ICB-local and council — in one register, with a monitor for what's new or repriced. The LARS that GP funding never had.
In skills funding you had the LARS / Learning Aims Database: one national table, one rate per aim, sortable by what pays most. GP funding has nothing like it.
The money is defined and claimed across five disconnected places — which is exactly why a practice manager tracks it by hand, and exactly why it leaks.
Global Sum, QOF, vaccination fees, DES rates. A legal document, amended every April.
Core PCN funding, ARRS staff reimbursement, Enhanced Access, IIF, Capacity & Access.
Anticoagulation, near-patient testing, phlebotomy, ECG. Scattered PDFs — no register.
NHS Health Checks, stop-smoking, LARC contraception. A different commissioner entirely.
CQRS + CQRS Local + PCSE — three systems that don't talk to each other.
A normalised table of every stream — national + Staffs & Stoke ICB + Staffordshire CC. The missing LARS.
Watch the upstream sources for anything new or repriced.
Push the practice-specific signal — and the deadline.
Optimises income from coding inside the clinical record. Won't flag a LES you never signed up to, an April rate change, or a claim deadline.
Retrospective FP34 / prescription-claim audits. Backward-looking, one narrow stream, commission-priced.
Income-maximisation advice and ES monitoring — but periodic, manual, after the fact.
Monitors the upstream funding sources and pushes a practice-specific change / eligibility / deadline alert. Nobody does this.