Royal College of General Practitioners

“We have outlined the concerns below, detailing NICE's response to each in turn.”

“I have taken steps to discuss with the tenants the concerns raised by yourself regarding working safely around electricity and have also provided the tenants with the NGED”

“Archwood Medical Practice have undertaken an audit of their patient records to identify all patients with a history of drug addiction. A 'pop up' alert will be added to each identified record to ensure that anyone consulting with a patient within this cohort is immediately aware of the history and can therefore consider this history within their clinical decision making.”

“We have recognised the importance of safety in repeat prescribing and the role that General Practice and Community Pharmacy have in this space. Through our Clinical Policy work we have A4 collaborated with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and over the last year, I co-chaired a group to develop a New Repeat Prescribing Toolkit to improve safety and efficiency of repeat prescribing systems in general practices across England (the first of its kind in over 20 yrs). We launched this toolkit at our A”

“The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) is the largest membership organisation in the United Kingdom solely for GPs.”

“The 111 algorithm has been subject to modification in the light of these events, but I remain concerned that there is: a. no detailed assessment of the degree of parental concern”

“us. We will continue to review our e learning offer for our members and if national guidance changes, update them accordingly.”

“We will review the SCoR and BMUS guidelines (2017), specifically to include guidance on referral of suspected supra-renal abdominal aortic aneurysms for thoracic CT, review by a radiologist or a vascular surgeon.”

“The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) is the largest membership organisation in the United Kingdom solely for GPs.”

“The Department of Health in England has however no responsibility for operational matters for general practice in Wales. My comments therefore relate to the points you make about EMIS and GP record systems as they apply in England.”

“The medication prescribing process for patients under the care of the CMHT has been revised in the following key respects: 1. Upon seeing a patient recently reviewed by the CMHT, we consider whether we are in possession of the most up to date correspondence and record any issues arising. This informs further collaboration with the CMHT and promotes timely communication between the two organisations. 2. Correspondence received from the CMHT is sent to the GP responsible for ongoing prescribing of”