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How to Use the NHS UDA Detail By Provider Report

Written by Courtney Forrester
Updated over 2 months ago

This report shows entries for all NHS Treatment Plans (i.e. COTs - Course Of Treatments) that are relevant for a given date range. It shows where multiple providers have worked on a single NHS COT (e.g. Dentist/Therapist).

When report created, Treatment Plans will be shown for the selected practices. Completed treatment plans are included if their completed date is in the date range and incomplete treatment plans are included if their planned date is in the date range.

This report only shows 'NHS' Treatment Plans.

This report has two Reporting Levels – COT Summary & COT Detail. The report layout varies depending on which Reporting Level is chosen:

Reporting Level: COT Summary

This shows one line per COT relevant to the period and parameters chosen

  • COT Number: : The unique Course Of Treatment reference number. Clicking on the COT number will open a new tab in the browser showing the Treatment Plans Detail

  • Number of Working Providers: This will show the number of Working Providers (performers) that have contributed to this COT

  • UDAs: Total number of UDAs Associated with the COT

  • COT UDA Status: This shows the NHS COT UDA claim status, e.g. Planned, TC, Transmitted, Confirmed or Disputed

  • Working Providers: The names of all the Providers that have contributed to the COT, comma separated

  • Working Provider Codes: The codes of all the Providers that have contributed to the COT, comma separated

  • Working Provider Roles: The roles (Dentist, Therapist, etc) of all the Providers that have contributed to the COT, comma separated

  • NHS Provider: The name of the Provider who will be awarded the UDAs or NHS benefits by the NHS Board

  • NHS Provider Code: The code of the Provider who will be awarded the UDAs or NHS benefits by the NHS Board

  • NHS Contract Number: Associated NHS Contract Number

  • Patient Code: The unique patient code for this COT. In some cases, e.g. where a treatment plan has been marked as inactive or deleted, it's possible that the patient for this COT has been deleted. In this case, the patient code field shows *UNKNOWN*, and the Patient Name field indicates the patient record may have been deleted

  • Completed Date: The date of completion for the COT, usually the date that the last service item was completed (ticked as done)

  • Invoiced Amount: This shows the total amount of the COT fees that have been invoiced

  • Amount Paid: The part of Invoice Amount that has been allocated. Fully paid invoices will show the whole Invoice Amount in this field

Reporting Level: COT Detail

This shows one line per service item within the COTs relevant to the period and parameters chosen. Some of the fields at this level are at the level of the COT - e.g. Number of Working Providers, UDAs. Care should be taken when exporting this level to avoid double counting these fields.

  • COT Number: : The unique Course Of Treatment reference number. Clicking on the COT number will open a new tab in the browser showing the Treatment Plans Detail

  • Number of Working Providers: This will show the number of Working Providers (performers) that have contributed to this COT

  • UDAs: Total number of UDAs Associated with the COT

  • COT UDA Status: This shows the NHS COT UDA claim status, e.g. Planned, TC, Transmitted, Confirmed or Disputed

  • Working Provider: The names of all the Provider that worked on this service item

  • Working Provider Code: The codes of all the Provider that worked on this service item

  • Working Provider Role: The roles (Dentist, Therapist, etc) of all the Provider that worked on this service item

  • NHS Provider: The name of the Provider who will be awarded the UDAs or NHS benefits by the NHS Board

  • NHS Provider Code: The code of the Provider who will be awarded the UDAs or NHS benefits by the NHS Board

  • NHS Contract Number: Associated NHS Contract Number

  • Patient Code: The unique patient code for this COT. In some cases, e.g. where a treatment plan has been marked as inactive or deleted, it's possible that the patient for this COT has been deleted. In this case, the patient code field shows *UNKNOWN*, and the Patient Name field indicates the patient record may have been deleted

  • Appt Number: The date of completion for the COT, usually the date that the last service item was completed (ticked as done)

  • Planned Date: The planned date specified for this service item

  • Completed Date: The date of completion for this service item, which is usually the date the item was ticked as done, or charged through

  • Category: The invoice billing category for this service item, e.g. Examinations, Crown Services

  • Item Code: The service code of this item, e.g. EXAM, S/P

  • Item Description: Description of this service item, e.g. Examination, Scale and Polish

  • Item Value: The value/fee from this service item. The total at the bottom of this column represents the value for the whole COT

  • Invoice Number: The date of completion for the COT, usually the date that the last service item was completed (ticked as done)

  • Invoiced Amount: Where the service item has been charged, the invoice line item amount for this service item

The results of these reports can easily be exported to CSV format, using the 'Export Data' button, and this data analysed further (e.g. using Excel). Additional fields included in the CSV export are:

The Report Parameters

The report parameters are:

  • Start Date: The start date of the reporting period

  • End Date: The end date of the reporting period

  • Practices: allows selection of all or specific practices within the practice group

  • Providers: allow selection of all or specific dentists (providers). Selecting specific providers here will filter the results to only show COTs where one of the service items has been worked on by one of these providers

  • Completed Type:

    • All: Both complete and incomplete treatment plans will be shown

    • Incomplete: Only incomplete treatment plans will be shown - some service items are not yet completed

    • Incomplete Unbooked Only treatment plans which are not yet complete and whose planned date falls within this period, no appointment has been booked within the next 270 days and the patient is not inactive, will be shown

    • Incomplete Booked Only treatment plans not yet complete and whose planned date falls within this period, and the appointment has been booked and the patient is not inactive, will be shown

    • Completed: Only completed treatment plans will be shown - all service items are completed

    • Inactive: : Only treatment plans marked as inactive will be shown. This can include both completed & incomplete treatment plans

    • Deleted: Only deleted treatment plans will be shown. Note that currently, historically deleted treatment plans will not show here, only treatment plans deleted on/after 1st Dec 2016, due to the current mechanism used to identify deleted treatment plans

  • COT UDA Status:

    • All: COTs within the date range with any UDA status will be included

    • Blank: COTs not on an NHS UDA schedule

    • Planned: COTs which are open/in progress

    • TC: COTs which have been marked as Treatment Complete (TC)

    • Transmitted: COTs transmitted to the NHS Board but schedule not yet processed

    • Confirmed: COTs transmitted to the NHS Board, schedule processed, values agree/accepted

    • Disputed: COTs transmitted to the NHS Board, schedule processed, values do not agree/disputed

  • Search for Service Codes: Enter one or multiple Service Codes so as to refine the data shown to only those COTs that contain these codes. Start typing and options containing matching text will be shown, then click as appropriate from the drop down list. This feature is very powerful as you can identify specific outstanding treatments not booked e.g. a crown that has been planned but no appointment has been created

  • Number of Working Providers:

    • All: COTs with single or multiple working providers are included

    • Only Single Provider COTs: COTs where there was only a single working provider

    • Only Joint Collaboration COTs: COTs where there were multiple working providers

  • Payment Type:

    • All Invoices: No additional filtering - COTs with any invoices will be included, regardless of paid (allocated) status

    • Unpaid Invoices: Only COTs which have some invoices with a zero Amount Paid will be included (i.e. no allocations)

    • Paid Invoices: Only COTs which have some invoices with a full Amount Paid will be included (i.e. fully allocated)

    • Part Paid Invoices: Only COTs which have some invoices with an Amount Paid value less than Invoice Amount will be included (i.e. partially but not fully allocated)

    • Unpaid and Part Paid Invoices: Combination of the options Unpaid Invoices and Part Paid Invoices

  • Reporting Level:

    • COT Summary: Sets the reporting level to COT Summary - one row per COT

    • COT Detail: Sets the reporting level to COT Detail - one row per service item

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