Simplify and streamline local contract management with Ardens' comprehensive end-to-end solution for Primary Care commissioning. Ardens provides a seamless process that spans from data entry and submissions to payments, with reporting and integrated data analytics to drive informed decision-making.
Together, Ardens Clinical and Ardens Manager seamlessly connect ICBs, PCNs, and GP practices, improving efficiency, effectiveness, and maximising the value of primary care contracts.
The key challenges include:
Navigating complex contract terms and managing local referrals and care pathways
Designing and delivering high-quality, tailored services for your local population
Setting incentives, keeping track of progress, and continuously monitoring outcomes
Ensuring consistent and accurate data recording
Making sure patients receive appropriate and timely care
Ensuring payments are accurate
Managing budget pressures
Planning workforce needs and upskilling staff to provide consistent care
Hertfordshire & West Essex ICB
“Ardens Clinical and Ardens Manager have helped our ICB commission services from primary care and supported our practices to deliver services to the groups who will most benefit from care.
We have commissioned Ardens in our organisation for over 5 years and Ardens Manager since it has been developed. These have helped us to improve the quality of information in primary care, through better coding, identify and manage patients more effectively, through centrally developed searches and templates, and report on key information on patient groups, through Ardens Manager dashboards.
Ardens Clinical and Ardens Manager allow us to create more consistency in the services that we commission from primary care. But they also allow us, and our local practices, to understand more about our population. This in turn means that we are able to prioritise care and services that will have the greatest impact which will improve the health of our local population. Ardens Clinical and Ardens Manager are a crucial set of tools for both our practices and the ICB.”
