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Should we be bothered that we are losing a QOF indicator for people with SMI?
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Should we be bothered that we are losing a QOF indicator for people with SMI?
Carolyn A. Chew-Graham is a general practitioner and professor of general practice research at Keele University David Shiers is a retired GP and carer Ben Perry is associate clinical professor of psychiatry, University of Birmingham Tim Doran is professor of health policy, University of York We all know about the mortality gap for people with Severe Mental Illness (SMI) – that someone with SMI will die 15-20 years earlier than a person without S…
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