Assisted Delivery, with Epidural and with CC with CC Induction, or with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 1 NZ42C Assisted Delivery, with Epidural and without CC with CC Induction, or with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 0 Assisted Delivery, with Epidural or with CC with CC Induction, and with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC 2+ NZ43B Assisted Delivery, with Epidural or with CC with CC Induction, and with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC 1 NZ43C Assisted Delivery, with Epidural or without CC with CC Induction, and with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 0 NZ44A Assisted Delivery, with Epidural, with CC with CC Induction and Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 2+ NZ44B Assisted Delivery, with Epidural, with CC with CC Induction and Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 1 NZ44C Assisted Delivery, with Epidural, without CC with CC Induction and Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 0 Planned Caesarean Section with CC with CC with CC Score 4+ NZ50B Planned Caesarean Section with CC with CC with CC 2-3 NZ50C Planned Caesarean Section with CC without CC with CC Score 0-1 NZ51A Emergency Caesarean Section with CC with CC with CC Score 4+ NZ51B Emergency Caesarean Section with CC with CC with CC Score 2-3 NZ51C Emergency Caesarean Section with CC without CC With CC Score 0-1 Creating incentives in outpatient follow ups What we previously proposed In our engagement document we proposed a change to the way that led follow ups were to be reimbursed. Our proposal was to remove all national prices for outpatient follow ups and replace them with non-mandatory prices. We would then introduce a local pricing rule under which providers and commissioners would agree a single annual payment (a for all outpatient ‘block’) follow ups; this would include consultant-led, non-consultant and follow-up activity with some small exclusions such as BPT and outpatient procedures.
Assisted Delivery, with Epidural and Induction, or with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 1 with CC with CC NZ42C Assisted Delivery, with Epidural and Induction, or with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 0 without CC with CC Assisted Delivery, with Epidural or Induction, and with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC 2+ with CC with CC NZ43B Assisted Delivery, with Epidural or Induction, and with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC 1 with CC with CC NZ43C Assisted Delivery, with Epidural or Induction, and with Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 0 without CC with CC NZ44A Assisted Delivery, with Epidural, Induction and Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 2+ with CC with CC NZ44B Assisted Delivery, with Epidural, Induction and Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 1 with CC with CC NZ44C Assisted Delivery, with Epidural, Induction and Post-Partum Surgical Intervention, with CC Score 0 without CC with CC Planned Caesarean Section with CC Score 4+ with CC with CC NZ50B Planned Caesarean Section with CC 2-3 with CC with CC NZ50C Planned Caesarean Section with CC Score 0-1 without CC with CC NZ51A Emergency Caesarean Section with CC Score 4+ with CC with CC NZ51B Emergency Caesarean Section with CC Score 2-3 with CC with CC NZ51C Emergency Caesarean Section with CC Score 0-1 without CC With CC Creating incentives in outpatient follow ups What we previously proposed In our engagement document we proposed a change to the way that follow ups were to be reimbursed. Our proposal was to remove all national prices for outpatient follow ups and replace them with non-mandatory prices. We would then introduce a local pricing rule under which providers and commissioners would agree a single annual payment (a ‘block’) for all outpatient follow ups; this would include consultant-led, non-consultant led and follow-up activity with some small exclusions such as BPT and outpatient procedures.
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