"A cross-sectional study of patients from more than 500 UK general practices found high variation in potentially high-risk prescribing and provision of monitoring tests."
Prescribing safety in UK general practice
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence
April 2016
Read more here.
QIPP stands for Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention. The aim of this initiative is to help health care organisations deliver higher quality care and operate more efficiently and effectively.
Showing posts with label prescribing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prescribing. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 April 2016
Prescribing safety in UK general practice
Labels:
general practice,
medicines optimisation,
monnitoring tests,
prescribing,
primary care,
safety,
variation
Monday, 2 September 2013
Educational interventions to improve prescribing competency
"A review of the educational interventions designed to improve prescribing competencies will help to ensure evidence-based interventions are used to develop competent medical and nonmedical prescribers."
Educational interventions to improve prescribing competency: a systematic review
G Kamarudin, J Penm, B Chaar, R Moles
BMJ Open, 2013, 3:e003291
Read more here.
Educational interventions to improve prescribing competency: a systematic review
G Kamarudin, J Penm, B Chaar, R Moles
BMJ Open, 2013, 3:e003291
Read more here.
Labels:
competence,
improvement,
medical education,
prescribing,
safety
Sunday, 23 June 2013
Influences on prescribing in general practice: why is there variation in prescribing practices?
"Prescribing is a core activity for general practitioners, yet significant variation in the quality of prescribing has been reported. This suggests there may be room for improvement in the application of the current best research evidence."
An ethnographic exploration of influences on prescribing in general practice: why is there variation in prescribing practices?
A Grant, F Sullivan, J Dowell
Implementation Science, 2013, 8:72
Read more here.
Read a summary from the Commissioning Elf here.
An ethnographic exploration of influences on prescribing in general practice: why is there variation in prescribing practices?
A Grant, F Sullivan, J Dowell
Implementation Science, 2013, 8:72
Read more here.
Read a summary from the Commissioning Elf here.
Labels:
general practitioners,
GPs,
improvement,
prescribing,
prescription,
variation
Friday, 23 November 2012
Proton pump inhibitors: potential cost reductions by applying prescribing guidelines
"There are opportunities for substantial cost savings in relation to proton pump inhibitors prescribing if implementation of clinical guidelines in terms of generic substitution and step-down therapy is implemented on a national basis."
Proton pump inhibitors: potential cost reductions by applying prescribing guidelines
C Cahir, T Fahey, L Tilson, C Teljeur, K Bennett
BMC Health Services Research, 2012, 12:408
Read more here.
Labels:
cost reduction,
cost savings,
guidelines,
prescribing,
prescribing behaviour,
primary care,
proton pump inhibitors,
secondary care
Monday, 3 October 2011
Improving prescribing practice
The purpose of this group was "to understand the barriers to effective use of medicines by patients so that they can realise the benefits and minimise the risks for themselves."
N=1: Why people matter in medicines - recommendations of a subgroup of the Royal college of Physicians Medicines Forum
Royal College of Physicians
June 2011
Read more here.
N=1: Why people matter in medicines - recommendations of a subgroup of the Royal college of Physicians Medicines Forum
Royal College of Physicians
June 2011
Read more here.
Monday, 4 April 2011
Cost-effective prescribing
The Department has issued guidance on the use of the prescribing Better Care Better Value Indicators, especially in relation to the indicator for statins.
Cost-effective prescribing: better care better value (BCBV) indicator on statins
C Pearson
Department of Health
April 2011
Read more here.
Cost-effective prescribing: better care better value (BCBV) indicator on statins
C Pearson
Department of Health
April 2011
Read more here.
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