Essential prescribing tips for GP Associates-in-Training
Prescribing is an essential role in general practice but it is also, at times, a high risk activity. GP Associates-in-Training (GP AiTs) have been highlighted as needing further support to reduce the risk of prescribing errors. This article highlights some common prescribing errors to help GP AiTs t...
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| author | Gookey, Gill Knox, Richard Salema, Nde-Eshimuni Marsden, Kate Bell, Brian Bassi, Mindy Silcock, Nick Swanwick, Glen Avery, Anthony |
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| description | Prescribing is an essential role in general practice but it is also, at times, a high risk activity. GP Associates-in-Training (GP AiTs) have been highlighted as needing further support to reduce the risk of prescribing errors. This article highlights some common prescribing errors to help GP AiTs to review their prescribing and develop prescribing habits to avoid errors. The general practice workforce is changing and there are more pharmacists working in general practice. This article describes the role of clinical pharmacists in prescribing safety and in supporting GP AiTs. |
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| spelling | nottingham-505332020-05-04T19:33:07Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/50533/ Essential prescribing tips for GP Associates-in-Training Gookey, Gill Knox, Richard Salema, Nde-Eshimuni Marsden, Kate Bell, Brian Bassi, Mindy Silcock, Nick Swanwick, Glen Avery, Anthony Prescribing is an essential role in general practice but it is also, at times, a high risk activity. GP Associates-in-Training (GP AiTs) have been highlighted as needing further support to reduce the risk of prescribing errors. This article highlights some common prescribing errors to help GP AiTs to review their prescribing and develop prescribing habits to avoid errors. The general practice workforce is changing and there are more pharmacists working in general practice. This article describes the role of clinical pharmacists in prescribing safety and in supporting GP AiTs. SAGE 2018-02-19 Article PeerReviewed Gookey, Gill, Knox, Richard, Salema, Nde-Eshimuni, Marsden, Kate, Bell, Brian, Bassi, Mindy, Silcock, Nick, Swanwick, Glen and Avery, Anthony (2018) Essential prescribing tips for GP Associates-in-Training. InnovAiT, 11 (2). pp. 69-73. ISSN 1755-7399 Prescribing; General Practice; GP Associates; Training http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1755738017738271 doi:10.1177/1755738017738271 doi:10.1177/1755738017738271 |
| spellingShingle | Prescribing; General Practice; GP Associates; Training Gookey, Gill Knox, Richard Salema, Nde-Eshimuni Marsden, Kate Bell, Brian Bassi, Mindy Silcock, Nick Swanwick, Glen Avery, Anthony Essential prescribing tips for GP Associates-in-Training |
| title | Essential prescribing tips for GP Associates-in-Training |
| title_full | Essential prescribing tips for GP Associates-in-Training |
| title_fullStr | Essential prescribing tips for GP Associates-in-Training |
| title_full_unstemmed | Essential prescribing tips for GP Associates-in-Training |
| title_short | Essential prescribing tips for GP Associates-in-Training |
| title_sort | essential prescribing tips for gp associates-in-training |
| topic | Prescribing; General Practice; GP Associates; Training |
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