All electronic medicine prescriptions have been logged into a central registry (Prescription Information System) since 2012, which is now compulsoiy. A pilot study in 32 cities looks at the extent to which PIS data can be used to audit physician prescribing and giving them feedback on their prescribing patterns vis-a-vis peers; it covers five acute and five chronic disease, and the pilot is being evaluated in conjunction with WHO, for example on the volumes of antibiotics prescribed. Several financial incentive schemes exist: the Quality Premium (worth GBP 270m) is directed to Clinical Commissioning Groups and the Better Care Fund (worth GBP 3.8bn) is directed to Clinical Commissioning Groups and Local Authorities; in hospital care, the Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) Fund is worth GBP 1.75bn.