Independent and Supplementary Prescribing: An Essential by Molly Courtenay, Matt Griffiths, June Crown

By Molly Courtenay, Matt Griffiths, June Crown

Prescribing and drugs administration is likely one of the most typical interventions in healthiness care supply and sooner or later turns into a part of the position of many millions of nurses, pharmacists and different professions allied to medication (PAMs). self sustaining and Supplementary Prescribing: a vital advisor is the 1st publication of its style and explores a few key components for prescribers, together with the moral and felony matters surrounding prescribing, the psychology and sociology of prescribing, prescribing inside of a public well-being context, evidence-based prescribing, prescribing inside of a group context, easy pharmacology, tracking talents and drug calculations. every one of those issues is written by way of a regarded specialist within the box and should offer readers with the theoretical underpinning upon which secure and potent prescribing is predicated. This ebook is vital analyzing for nurses, pharmacists and different professions allied to drugs that may quickly have the ability to prescribe.

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They suggest that this might lead to nurses giving the patient their more complete attention during the consultation, and hence to some of the better patient satisfaction outcomes. , 2002). Again, whilst both groups were satisfied with the care they received, those followed up by nurses were more satisfied and scored significantly higher in each subset measured. However, the model of follow-up adopted by the nurses was entirely different to that followed by the medical staff, and resulted in far more time spent in contact with the patient, either by phone or face to face.

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