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GP practices in Northern Ireland saw a £6,000 average increase in QOF income in 2011/12 as scores rose, official figures show.
Added to the increase in the value of a QOF point, it meant practices in the country saw QOF income rise by an average of £5,859.
Across Northern Ireland, total income from QOF rose by £1,948,669 in 2011/12.
Figures released in the autumn showed QOF scores for 2011/12 rose 2.4% in England and 0.5% in Scotland.
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