Dr Kishan Patel, Dr Jinesh Vaghela, and Dr Jiten Vaghela: NHS dental activity
Dated NHS contract evidence for Dr Kishan Patel, Dr Jinesh Vaghela, and Dr Jiten Vaghela, including activity trends, source definitions and commissioning details.
7,275 UDA was reported for “Unit of Dental Activity Performance Target”. The contracted units of dental activity (UDA) to be achieved for the year, as entered on CoMPASS by the commissioner.
Definition and source
Published measure: Unit of Dental Activity Performance Target
The contracted units of dental activity (UDA) to be achieved for the year, as entered on CoMPASS by the commissioner. This is an annual contracted amount, not the amount delivered this month or a charge to an individual patient.
269,554.8 GBP per financial year was reported for “Unit of Dental Activity Financial Value”. The financial value associated with the UDA performance target for the financial year, as entered by the commissioner.
Definition and source
Published measure: Unit of Dental Activity Financial Value
The financial value associated with the UDA performance target for the financial year, as entered by the commissioner. This is an annual contracted amount, not the amount delivered this month or a charge to an individual patient.
695.6 UDA was reported for “Units of Dental Activity Delivered”. The Units of Dental Activity for the month attributed to the FP17s for the treatment provided.
Definition and source
Published measure: Units of Dental Activity Delivered
The Units of Dental Activity for the month attributed to the FP17s for the treatment provided. Please note that this excludes the UDA from Foundation Dentists
0 forms was reported for “Late Submitted FP17”. This is a count of the number of late submitted FP17s.
Definition and source
Published measure: Late Submitted FP17
This is a count of the number of late submitted FP17s. Late is defined as FP17s where the treatment was completed and the time between receipt at NHS Dental Services and date of completion of treatment was greater than two months (62 days).
Units of Dental Activity Delivered by Foundation Dentists
0 UDA
0 UDA was reported for “Units of Dental Activity Delivered by Foundation Dentists”. The units of dental activity for the month delivered by Foundation Dentists
Definition and source
Published measure: Units of Dental Activity Delivered by Foundation Dentists
The units of dental activity for the month delivered by Foundation Dentists
9 forms was reported for “Band 1 Unscheduled FP17s Delivered”. This is a count of the number of FP17s which were for a Band 1 unscheduled treatment.
Definition and source
Published measure: Band 1 Unscheduled FP17s Delivered
This is a count of the number of FP17s which were for a Band 1 unscheduled treatment. This is based on the Treatment Category as recorded in part 5 of the FP17.
0 forms was reported for “Band Other FP17s Delivered”. This is a count of the number of FP17s which were for non-Banded treatment.
Definition and source
Published measure: Band Other FP17s Delivered
This is a count of the number of FP17s which were for non-Banded treatment. This includes the following treatments: Prescription Only, Denture Repairs, Bridge Repairs, Arrest of Bleeding or Removal of Sutures. This is based on the Treatment Category as recorded in part 5 of the FP17.
637 patients was reported for “Child patients seen in previous 12 months”. A measure, which describes the number of child patients (less than 18 years old on the last day of the period) seen in the previous 12 months.
Definition and source
Published measure: Child patients seen in previous 12 months
A measure, which describes the number of child patients (less than 18 years old on the last day of the period) seen in the previous 12 months. The measure provides a count of the number of distinct patient identities scheduled during the last 12 months. This metric is an indication of the number of unique patients that are considered NHS patients. Each unique patient ID is counted against the dentist contract against which the most recent form was recorded in the 12 month period, with the following exceptions. If the most recent form is for urgent treatment, orthodontic treatment, free treatment or treatment on referral the ID remains with the previous contract, if there is one within the 12 month period. If the form for the previous contract occurred before the 12 month period the ID is allocated to the most recent contract. It is used due to NICE guidelines which recommended that the longest interval between oral reviews (for an child) should be 12 months. Therefore dental attendance is now measured by the number and proportion of patients who have attended a dentist within the previous 12 months.
1,822 patients was reported for “Adult patients seen in previous 24 months”. A measure, which describes the number of adult patients (18 years or over on the last day of the period) seen in the previous 24 months.
Definition and source
Published measure: Adult patients seen in previous 24 months
A measure, which describes the number of adult patients (18 years or over on the last day of the period) seen in the previous 24 months. An adult is defined as a patient aged 18 or over at the date of acceptance. The measure provides a count of the number of distinct patient identities scheduled during the last 24 months. This metric is an indication of the number of unique patients that are considered NHS patients. Each unique patient ID is counted against the dentist contract against which the most recent form was recorded in the 24 month period, with the following exceptions. If the most recent form is for urgent treatment, orthodontic treatment, free treatment or treatment on referral the ID remains with the previous contract, if there is one within the 24 month period. If the form for the previous contract occurred before the 24 month period the ID is allocated to the most recent contract. It is used due to NICE guidelines which recommended that the longest interval between oral reviews (for an adult) should be 24 months. Therefore dental attendance is now measured by the number and proportion of patients who have attended a dentist within the previous 24 months.
269,554.8 GBP per financial year was reported for “General Dental Financial Value”. The financial value associated with the High Street Dental Practice service line for the financial year, as entered on CoMPASS by the PCO.
Definition and source
Published measure: General Dental Financial Value
The financial value associated with the High Street Dental Practice service line for the financial year, as entered on CoMPASS by the PCO. In effect, this is the total financial value associated with the contract for providing NHS general dentistry. This is an annual contracted amount, not the amount delivered this month or a charge to an individual patient.
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Retrieved 10 September 2026. The publisher classifies these records as management information. Values can be revised following late submissions.
Quality checks removed 370 identical duplicate rows and excluded 453 conflicting contract-period records across the imported files. Excluded records are not included in totals or treated as zero.