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Introduction

As part of the National Indigenous Reform Agreement (NIRA), the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) agreed that the Department of Health and Ageing, in partnership with the state and territory health departments and in collaboration with the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW), would develop a set of national key performance indicators (KPIs) for Indigenous specific primary health care services. AIHW have provided specifications for these indicators.

The CAT National KPI module is available in CAT Version 3, for clinical systems where the CAT data extract meets the CAT data specifications version 1_6 or higher Indicators PI01 and PI02 are only available for CAT data specifications version 1_10 or higher
Indicator PI13 is only available for CAT data specifications version 1_15 or higher or Communicare v13.2. The module provides:

  • A summary indicator report
  • An extended indicator report which provides additional breakdown by age and gender


    The Standard NKPI Report displays data for regular clients as defined by AIHW. This report can be submitted to the Improvement Foundation portal.

    MBS Item Indicators in the report (indicators P103, P107 and P108) are available where the clinical and billing systems are provided by the same vendor or are supported by CAT.

About this Guide

This guide provides a description of each indicator in the report. The 'CAT User Guide Appendices Data Mappings' provides an explanation of where most of the data items are collected from in each clinical system. This guide provides any additional explanations required and details of any calculations used.

Notes:
1) A regular client is a patient who has visited the health service at least 3 times in the past 2 years.
2) A visit is any patient contact that has been recorded in the progress notes.
3) Reporting at 30/06/2012 includes inactive/archived patients
4) Reporting at 31/12/2012 includes inactive/archived patients and deceased patients Extract files dated from 1st November 2012 will include deceased patients. This will be indicated at the top of the report.

National KPI Report

The Report is available under Standard Reports > Indicator Sets

A button Show Extended/Show Summary is used to toggle between the Summary and Extended Indicator Reports.

Indicator Descriptions

 

PI01 Birth weight recorded

The Proportion of Indigenous babies born in the last 12 months whose birth weight has been recorded in the baby's medical record.
Birth weight is defined as the first weight of a baby obtained after birth and must be recorded with the same date as the baby's birth date.

 

How to find patients with missing data using CAT

In the CAT filters set the following:

  1. Ethnicity tab >"Indigenous" checkbox ticked 
    1. Results tab > select results "<=12 mths"
     

    Click Recalculate
    In the CAT graphs open the Maternal Health Care > Baby Birth Weight > Patient Record tab
    Select 'Not Recorded' segment
    Click Export

PI02 Birth weight recorded as low, normal or high

The Proportion of Indigenous babies born in the last 12 months whose birth weight has been recorded in the baby's medical record and

whose weight is categorised as low, normal or high.

 
Birth weight is defined as the first weight of a baby obtained after birth and must be recorded with the same date as the baby's birth date.

Weight categories are defined as:

Weight

Grams

Low

< 2500g

Normal

2500 - <4500

High

>= 4500

How to find patients with each specified weight

using CAT

Refer to PI01 How to find patients with missing data using CAT, then select the segment for the specified weight|

PI03 Indigenous Health Assessments  (MBS 715)

Calculation A: Regular Indigenous clients who have had a health check done in the last 12 months

  • 0-4 years


    Calculation B: Regular Indigenous clients who have had a health check done in the last 24 months
  • Male/Female, and
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years

Note: MBS Item Indicators in the report are available where the clinical and billing systems are provided by the same vendor.                          

How to find patients with missing data using CAT

 Calculation A:

  In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab >

"End Age" = 4,
"Active" checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab >

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked

Results tab > select results "<=12 mths"

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the MBS Item > Not Recorded tab
Select all "715" bars
Click Export 

 

Calculation B:In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab >

"Start Age" = 25
"Active" checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab >

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked

Results tab >

select results "<=24 mths"

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the MBS Item > Not Recorded tab
Select all "715" bars
Click Export
NOTE: old MBS health assessment numbers (pre May 10) are considered here if they have been billed in the last 24 months


 

PI04 Indigenous Children who are Fully Immunised

Regular Indigenous children who are fully immunised

  • At 12 months – ages 12 months to < 24 months
  • At 24 months – ages 24 months to < 36 months

At 60 months – ages 60 months to < 72 months


Fully immunised: Children who have received all immunisations that are due according to the National         

Immunisation Program Schedule Refer

http://www.health.gov.au/internet/immunise/publishing.nsf/content/nips2
or Australian Standard Vaccination www.immunise.health.gov.au for the immunisations DTPa, HiB,

Polio, HepB and MMR. Immunisations to be received on or before last birthday.
Overdue Immunisations: In the worksheet of the NKPI Essential Immunisations report the

overdue vaccine is indicated by an * next to the number

Age Range

Last Birthday

 

Immunisations due last birthday

HepB

DTPa

Hib[1]

IPV

MMR

12 - <24mths

12 months

3[2]

3

2 or 3

3

 

24 - <36mths

24months

3

3

3 or 4

3

1

60 - < 72mths

60 months

3

4

3 or 4

4

2

Note: The CAT Childhood Immunisations graph includes Pneumococcal, Rotavirus and Chickenpox (VZV) in its definition of ‘Fully Immunised’ and reports on status at the
child’s current age rather than age last birthday. It is not possible to use this graph to check the data in this indicator


[1] Hib pathway A has 4 doses, Hib pathway B (Vaccine brands: Comvax and PedvaxHIB) has 3 doses

[2] There is no reference in the NIP Schedule to 2 doses being applicable here as indicated in the ‘Indigenous primary health care key performance indicators (2013)’ provided by AIHW. CAT will look for 3 doses.

 

 

How to find patients with missing immunisations using CAT

In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab >

 “Active” checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab >

“Indigenous” checkbox ticked

 

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Immunisations > Child >Child nKPI Essential Immunisations tab

This graph only displays children aged 1,2 and 5.

Select the segment ‘Not Fully Immunised’

Click Worksheet

The worksheet will display the number of doses received for the nKPI essential immunisations DTPa,

HiB, Polio, HepB and MMR at

the child’s last birthday. An * is displayed next to the dose number of the vaccine that is overdue

 

PI05 Diabetes II HbA1c Recorded                    

Calculation A: Regular Indigenous clients with Type II Diabetes who have had an HbA1c recorded in the last 6 months.
Calculation B: Regular Indigenous clients with Type II Diabetes who have had an HbA1c recorded in the last 12 months.

  • Male/Female, and
  • 0-4 years
  • 5-14 years
  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years
How to find patients with missing data using CAT

Calculation A:

In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab >  “Active” checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab > “Indigenous” checkbox ticked

Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked

Results tab > select results “<=6 mths”

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Pathology > HbA1c tab                                                                                                               

Select the “No HbA1C Recorded” segment

Click Export

 

Calculation B:

In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab >  “Active” checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab > “Indigenous” checkbox ticked

Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked

Results tab > select results “<=12 mths”

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Pathology > HbA1c tab

Select the “No HbA1C Recorded” segment

Click Export

 

 

PI06 Diabetes II HbA1c Level

Calculations A-D: Regular Indigenous clients with Type II Diabetes who have had an HbA1c recorded in the last 6 months and whose

result was in the following ranges:
A. <=7; B. >7 and <=8; C. >=8 and < 10; D. >=10

Calculations E-H: Regular Indigenous clients with Type II Diabetes who have had an HbA1c recorded in the last 12 months and whose

result was in the following ranges.
E. <=7; F. >7 and <=8; G. >=8 and < 10; H. >=10

  • Male/Female, and
  • 0-4 years
  • 5-14 years
  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years

PI07 Patients on GPMP (MBS 721)

a) Diabetes
Regular Indigenous clients with Type II Diabetes who have had a GP Management Plan (MBS Item 721) done in the last 24 months.

  • Male/Female, and
  • 0-4 years
  • 5-14 years
  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years

Note: MBS Item Indicators in the report are available where the clinical and billing systems are provided by the same vendor.

How to find patients with missing data using CAT

In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab >  “Active” checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab > “Indigenous” checkbox ticked

Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked

Results tab > select results “<=24 mths”

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the MBS Items > Not Recorded tab

Select the “721(CDM-GPMP)” segment

Click Export

 

 

PI08 Patients on GPMP (MBS 723)

a) Diabetes
Regular Indigenous clients with Type II Diabetes who have had a GP Management Plan (MBS Item 723) done in the last 24 months.

  • Male/Female, and
  • 0-4 years
  • 5-14 years
  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years

Note: MBS Item Indicators in the report are available where the clinical and billing systems are provided by the same vendor.
 

How to find patients with missing data using CAT

In the CAT filters set the following: 

General tab > "Active" checkbox ticked 

Ethnicity tab > "Indigenous" checkbox ticked 

Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked

Results tab > select results "<=24 mths"

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the MBS Items > Not Recorded tab
Select the "723(CDM - TCA)" segment
Click Export

PI09 Smoking status recorded                        

Regular Indigenous clients who have a smoking status recorded                                                                                                      

  • Male/Female, and
  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years


 

How to find patients with missing data using CAT

 

In the CAT filters set the following: 

General tab >  "Start Age" = 15

"Active" checkbox ticked 

Ethnicity tab > "Indigenous" checkbox ticked 

Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked

Click Recalculate
  

 

In the CAT graphs open the Smoking tab
Select the "Nothing Recorded" segment
Click Export

PI10 Smoking Status Result                                    

Regular Indigenous clients whose smoking status has been recorded as                                                                             

  1. 'Current Smoker'
  2. 'Ex Smoker'
  3. 'Never Smoked'


    Extended report breakdown by:

Male/Female, and

  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years
How to find patients with each specified status using CATRefer to PI09 How to find patients with missing data using CAT                                                                
Then select the segment for the specified status

PI11 Smoking During Pregnancy

Proportion of regular Indigenous clients aged 15 and over who gave birth within the previous 12 months and whose smoking status

has been recorded.
The report will show the number and percentage of patients by smoking status as
'Current Smoker', 'Ex Smoker' or 'Never Smoked'

Extended report breakdown by:

 

  • 15-19 years
  • 20-24 years


How to find patients with each specified status using CAT

In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab > “Start Age” = 15

“Active” checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab > “Indigenous” checkbox ticked

Click Recalculate

  • In the CAT graphs open the “Maternal Health Care” tab and then the “Date of First Visit” graph. Click   
    the “Select All” checkbox
  • Go to the “Smoking” graph and select the part(s) of the graph you want to investigate, for example
    “Daily Smokers”
  • Click on “Report” on the top of your screen to create a cross tabulation report. This will show any
    women who have given
  •  birth and match your selection on the “Smoking” graph

 

Where BMI is calculated from height and weight, both components must be recorded in the last 24 months

 

 

PI12 BMI classified as overweight or obese

Regular Indigenous clients who have had their BMI recorded in the last 24 months Where BMI is calculated from height   

and weight, both components must be recorded in the last 24 months
and whose BMI was classified as:
A. Overweight (>= 25 and < 30); B. Obese (>=30)

  • Male/Female, and
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years

 

 

 

How to find patients with missing data using CAT

In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab >  “Start Age” = 25

“Active” checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab > “Indigenous” checkbox ticked

Results tab > select results “<=24 mths”

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Measures > BMI > Incomplete tab                                                                                             

Select all segments

Click Export

 

PI13 Timing of First Antenatal Care Visit

The Proportion of regular Indigenous women who gave birth in the last 12 months, attended antenatal care and whose first

antenatal care visit had the clinical gestation age (in weeks) recorded

  1. < 13 wks
  2. 13wks – <20 wks
  3. >= 20 wks
  4. Not Recorded
  5. No visit recorded


    Counting:
    a) Date of birth <= 12mths and
    b) Birth weight > 400g or Gestation > 20 weeks


Extended report breakdown by:

 

  • <20 years
  • 20-34 years
  • >= 35 years

 


Antenatal visit record provides a calculated gestational age and allows a clinical gestational age to be entered. If a clinical value is entered this will be used in preference to the calculated value.

How to find patients in each specified period using CATIn the CAT filters set the following:

General tab > "Active" checkbox ticked
Gender "Female" checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab >

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked
Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Maternal Health Care > Antenatal Visits > Size in Weeks at First Visit tab                
Select the segment for the specified period
Click Export

PI14 Influenza Immunisation in patients 50 years and over

Regular Indigenous clients with age >= 50 years who have been immunised against influenza in the         

last 12 months.

Extended report breakdown by:

  • Male/Female, and
  • >= 50 years
How to find patients with missing data using CATIn the CAT filters set the following:

General tab > enter

"Start Age" = 50
"Active" checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab >

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked
Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Immunisations > Influenza tab                                                                                                    
Select all segments except "<= 1 yr"
Click Export

PI15 Influenza Immunisation in patients with Diabetes II

or COPD aged 15 to 49 years

Regular Indigenous clients aged 15-49 years who have been immunised against influenza in the last 12      

months who are diagnosed with

  1. Type II Diabetes
  2. COPD


    Extended report breakdown by:
  • Male/Female, and
  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-49 years


How to find patients with missing data using CAT           
Calculation A:
In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab > "Start Age" = 15
"End Age" = 49
"Active" checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab > "Indigenous" checkbox ticked

Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Immunisations > Influenza tab                                                                                         
Select all segments except "<= 1 yr"

Click Export

 Calculation B:
In the CAT filters set the following:

General tab > "Start Age" = 15
"End Age" = 49
"Active" checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab > "Indigenous" checkbox ticked

Conditions tab > COPD

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Immunisations > Influenza tab
Select all segments except "<= 1 yr"
Click Export



PI16 Alcohol consumption status recorded                       

Regular Indigenous clients who have an alcohol consumption status recorded                                                       

(status and/or amount/frequency) in the last 24 months

Male/Female, and

  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years
How to find patients with missing data using CAT         In the CAT filters set the following:                                                                                                                                      

General tab > "Start Age" = 15
"Active" checkbox ticked

Ethnicity tab > "Indigenous" checkbox ticked

Results tab > select results "<=24 mths"

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Alcohol tab
Select the "Nothing Recorded" segment
Click Export

 

 

PI18 Kidney function test in patients with Diabetes II

or CVD

Regular Indigenous clients aged >=15 years who have had a kidney function test in the last 12 months

who are diagnosed with

A: Type II Diabetes

Kidney function tests included are

  1. eGFR only b) ACR ACR or other microalbumin test (includes microalbumin spot test, albumin urinary
  2.  excretion and albumin urininary excretion 24hr)
    only c) eGFR and ACR d) Not Recorded

B: CVD

Kidney function tests included are

a) eGFR b) Not Recorded


Extended report breakdown by:

  • Male/Female, and
  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years


How to find patients with missing data using CAT         

Calculation A:

In the CAT filters set the following:

1)     General tab >  “Active” checkbox ticked

2)     Ethnicity tab > “Indigenous” checkbox ticked

3)     Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked

4)     Results tab > select results “<=12 mths”

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Pathology > eGFR, ACR, Microalbumin tabs                                                         

Select the “No Data’ segment on each graph

Click Report (under top menu bar)

 

Calculation B:

In the CAT filters set the following:

1)     General tab >  “Active” checkbox ticked

2)     Ethnicity tab > “Indigenous” checkbox ticked

3)     Conditions tab > Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) ticked

4)     Results tab > select results “<=12 mths”

Click Recalculate

In the CAT graphs open the Pathology > eGFR tab

Select the “No Data’ segment

Click Export

PI19 eGFR results for Patients with Type II Diabetes and/or CVD




The proportion of regular Indigenous clients, aged 15 years and over who are recorded as
having Type II Diabetes and/or CVD who have had an estimated glomerular filtration rate
(eGFR) recorded within the previous 12 months. The results are represented in a table
showingthe following values as numbers and percentage of the total:

  1. >= 90
  2. >= 60 and < 90
  3. >= 45 and < 60
  4. >= 30 and < 45
  5. >= 15 and < 30
  6. <15


    Calculation B (clients with CVD)
    In the CAT filters set the following:
  7. General tab > Age

Start age = 15 Yrs

  1. Ethnicity tab

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked

  1. Conditions tab > Cardiovascular Disease ticked
  2. Results tab > select results "<=12 mths"

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Pathology > eGFR tab
Select the "No Data' segment on the graph
Click ExportHow to find patients with missing data using CAT
Calculation A (clients with Diabetes)
In the CAT filters set the following:

  1. General tab > Age

Start age = 15 Yrs

  1. Ethnicity tab

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked

  1. Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked
  2. Results tab > select results "<=12 mths"

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Pathology > eGFR tab
Select the "No Data' segment on the graph
Click Export
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PI22 Cervical Screening

The Proportion of Regular Indigenous women aged 20-69 years who have had a cervical screening in the specified period:

  1. 2 years
  2. 3 years
  3. 5 years


    Counting:
    Exclude patients who have had a hysterectomy A hysterectomy is indicated by either 1) a coded diagnosis of hysterectomy recorded in the patient record or 2) the patient being marked for exclusion from further pap smears.



    How to find patients with missing data using CAT
    In the CAT filters set the following:
  4. General tab > enter

"Active" checkbox ticked
Gender "Female" checkbox ticked
"Start Age" = 20
"End Age" = 69

  1. Ethnicity tab

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked

Click Recalculate

  1. In the CAT graphs open the Screening > Pap Smear > Pap Smear Recorded

Select the "No Pap Smear Recorded" segment
Click Export

  1. In the CAT graphs open the Screening > Pap Smear > "Pap Smear Done Date"

Select the segments outside the specified period
Click Export

 

PI23 Diabetes BP Recorded

Regular Indigenous clients with Type II Diabetes who have had BP recorded in the last 6 months

  • Male/Female, and
  • 0-4 years
  • 5-14 years
  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years


How to find patients with missing data using CAT
In the CAT filters set the following:

  1. General tab > enter

"Active" checkbox ticked

  1. Ethnicity tab

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked

  1. Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked
  2. Results tab > select results "<=6 mths"

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Measures > BP tab
Select the "No BP Recorded" segment
Click Export |

PI24 Diabetes BP Level

Regular Indigenous clients with Type II Diabetes who have had BP recorded in the last 6 months and whose level was <=130/80

  • Male/Female, and
  • 0-4 years
  • 5-14 years
  • 15-24 years
  • 25-34 years
  • 35-44 years
  • 45-54 years
  • 55-64 years
  • >= 65 years


How to find patients with data not at target using CAT
In the CAT filters set the following:

  1. General tab > enter

"Active" checkbox ticked

  1. Ethnicity tab

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked

  1. Conditions tab > Diabetes Type II ticked
  2. Results tab > select results "<=6 mths"

Click Recalculate
In the CAT graphs open the Measures > BP tab
Select the ">130/80 and <=140/90", ">140/90" and "Incomplete Data" segments
Click Export |

Missing Gender and/or Age Data

Total counts for the following measures are also submitted:

  • Regular Indigenous clients without a gender or age recorded
  • Regular Indigenous clients with a gender recorded but not an age
  • Regular Indigenous clients with an age recorded but not a gender
  • Regular Indigenous clients with both a gender and age recorded



    Missing age:
    In the CAT filters set the following:
  1. General tab > enter

"Active" checkbox ticked

  1. Ethnicity tab

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked

  1. General tab > tick 'Age' = No Age

Click Recalculate
Click View Pop.Missing gender:
In the CAT filters set the following:

  1. General tab > enter

"Active" checkbox ticked

  1. Ethnicity tab

"Indigenous" checkbox ticked

  1. General tab > tick 'Gender' = Other

Click Recalculate
Click View Pop.How to find patients with missing data using CAT

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Further Information

Further information is available from http://www.aihw.gov.au
AIHW Metadata Online Registry
http://meteor.aihw.gov.au