Job Description
Job summary
The Ross Practice has a fantastic opportunity for a Care Co-Ordinator to join our committed team.
This role ensures that patients receive coordinated and comprehensive care while maintaining high data quality standards, ultimately improving overall health outcomes.
The role is part of our adminsitration team.
Main duties of the job
Collaboration: Work collaboratively with social prescribing link workers, and other health professionals as needed. Work closely with other members of the Primary Care team.
Data Management: Ensure the accuracy, completeness, and consistency of patient data.
Compliance Monitoring: Assist in ensuring compliance with the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF),
Data Audits: Participate in regular audits and data quality checks to identify and resolve discrepancies.
Meeting Coordination: Co-ordinate and minute Adult and Child Multi-Disciplinary Team Meetings (MDT) and weekly Care Home Meetings.
Review Scheduling: Invite and book reviews for Serious Mental Illness, Learning Disability, Long Term Conditions and Severe/Moderate Frailty.
Patient Support: Support patients self-referring and invite and book Carer reviews.
Carer Support: Provide signposting for Carers, e.g., to the social prescribing team.
Proactive Initiatives: Take initiative to identify areas for improvement in patient care and data management processes and implement solutions to enhance overall efficiency and effectiveness.
Additional Roles: Perform any other roles as deemed necessary to support the delivery of care to the Practice and PCN population.
Knowledge of Regulations: Understanding of healthcare data standards and regulations.
Private insurance - to manage and plan the Practice private insurance and SARs