Key Responsibilities: QOF Data Management: Maintain and update patient records to ensure accuracy for QOF reporting. Monitor and track QOF performance indicators and ensure compliance with national standards. Identify areas for improvement based on QOF data and share findings with the practice team. Administration and Reporting: Prepare and submit QOF reports to relevant authorities within set deadlines. Generate regular updates on progress toward QOF targets for practice leadership. Ensure all QOF-related documentation is accurate, up-to-date, and securely stored. Team Support: Liaise with GPs, nurses, and other staff to ensure QOF requirements are understood and addressed. Provide training or guidance to staff on how to meet QOF objectives and properly document patient interactions. Act as the point of contact for external audits or inspections related to QOF. Quality Improvement: Collaborate with the practice team to identify and implement improvements in patient care and administrative processes. Stay updated on changes to QOF criteria and ensure the practice adapts to new guidelines. General Administrative Duties: Manage correspondence related to QOF, including emails and telephone enquiries. Assist with scheduling and coordination of meetings related to QOF performance.