EXAMPLE - Map of Medicine Consolidated Funding Framework 16/17 Reporting Template

To achieve the requirements of Map of Medicine Consolidated Funding Framework reporting for 16/17 each GP is required to select three of the following pathways bundles to evidence use of MoM and provide reflections on experience of use. This can be the same information that is entered by GPs as part of CPD.

An example of how this form should be completed can be found below. Please note although cough has been chosen as an example you will need to select 3 pathways from those listed below.

Pathway (please select 3 of the below pathways to provide feedback on)
N.B if you select a bundle each pathway within the bundle will count as 1 so you can select 3 different pathways from the same bundle
There are some pathways which are in the process of being published and will be available on MoM prior to the deadline for CFF reporting.
Stroke /TIA
(bundle of 5 pathways)–Expected to be published in June / COPD
(bundle of 4 pathways)
Lung Cancer / Neck Pain
Urinary Incontinence
(bundle of 7 pathways) - / Back Pain
Identification of adults nearing End of Life / Atrial Fibrillation (AF)
(bundle of 3 pathways including ‘Slow Start Warfarin’)
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Which Map did you review and why? / Cough – Chronic persistent – because I thought I might learn something from it and it is not one of the maps on the menu for people to choose from
What did you learn? / A systematic way to approach chronic cough. I think that I have been doing much of this, but it brought it all together and provided some resources to make it easier
How do you think it will change your practice? / I like the information leaflet explaining about chronic cough and will use that with patients
I will use the cough proforma as a checklist to see what I have tried so far and to easily produce the right information when I make a referral for persisting cough.
What did you like about this map? / The links to other pathways – but I thought that the cough in adults pathway should be called Cough in Adults < 8 weeks as when you are on the other pathway there is no indication that it does not deal with a persistent cough
The patient information about cough.
Do you have any suggestions for how this map could be improved? / History and examination node quick note talks about concentrating on the afferent sites associated with chronic cough – I didn’t understand this but found reference on the Cough in Adults map about the afferent sites of the vagus nerve and I think it would have been helpful to have it in this map too.
Quick note about suspected COPD or asthma – spirometry is not needed to make a diagnosis of asthma that would be a peak flow chart to look for variability.
The link to the treatment of infection guideline could have been better – it linked to the web page rather than the specific pdf so there was an additional click to open up the documents.
Referral to pulmonary rehab – can only be done if there is a confirmed respiratory diagnosis so I was not sure whether this was relevant to the chronic perisistent cough pathway
There is a node suggesting there is a referral for tho the integrated community respiratory team – but I could not find any referral form or letter for that service. Also – the full service does not apply in all the CCG localities, so there needs to be some information about what services are provided where
Did you send any feedback via MoM regarding this map? If so what did you send? / Yes – see above
Do you have any suggestions about new maps that relate to the map you looked at? / No
Please complete the below table
Name / Date
Practice / Email address
CCG use only
Reviewed by / Date
Role

PLEASE RETURN YOUR COMPLETED FORM BY 31st MARCH BY EMAIL TO

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