PPT-10 top tips for safer prescribing and review of medicines

Dr Duncan Petty Lecturer Practitioner School of Health Care University of Leeds RCN Advanced Nurse Practitioner Forum conference 2011 10 top tips for safer prescribing and review of medicines Dr Duncan Petty. of nurse . prescribers to medicines . optimisation?. Current . practice and challenges ahead. Prof Sue Latter, Health Sciences, University of Southampton. Nurses and medicines optimisation. 675,000 nurses registered in the UK. C. linical Commissioning Group (CCG). About Us. Statutory public body. - April 2013. Organisation . Population 122,066. Budget £127m. Statutory duties. Our Priorities. Commission services that improve health of the whole population with better quality of care and outcomes for all patients. -. ethical. framework for multidisciplinary review of medication in nursing . homes. Interim Results. Excess medicines (. sometimes . inappropriate). Communication issues: most patients were unaware of what treatment they were on. Anthony Oxley – Head of Pharmacy. The Driver for Implementing EPMA?. Mental Health, Learning Disability and Community Health Services.. Prince2 Project . JAC User. Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust. Professor of Pharmacy Education. 08/04/2012. 1. What is medicines optimisation?. The changes in terminology over the last 30 years. Pharmaceutical care 1980s. Medicines Management 1990s. Medicines Optimisation 2000 onwards. The Pharmacy & Medicines Optimisation Team (PMOT) work to support the CCG GP membership to get the maximum return and positive patient outcomes from its financial investment from the prescribing and use of medicines in primary care.. Dr Jane Robertson. Policy, Access and Use Team, EMP. 4 November 2014. Appropriate use of medicines. Relies on a number of elements. Availability. , . affordability, and use in practice of effective medicines. 1. Impact of the “. Crown Report”. Broadening the public’s access to . medicines. Pre-Crown report . Medically qualified doctor prescribed. Pharmacist dispensed medicines. Other prescribers . Nurses. Andrew Oates. Lower Limb Specialist Physiotherapist. CDDFT. Aims. Introduce the University course structure including assessment criteria.. Review the expectations within practice.. Briefly review the ‘storey so far’ of non-medical prescribing.. Sujo . Anathhanam . Megan Humphreys. academy@yhahsn.nhs.uk / 01274 383966. www.improvementacademy.org. #. WeStopMeds. Polypharmacy: the problem. 1/3. of ≥ 75 year olds are taking at least six medicines.. Clinical Commissioning Group (S. CCG). . Medicines Optimisation Team . Dr Jackie Gillespie, Prescribing Lead,. . . Elizabeth Mallett, Hannah Willoughby. , Juliet . Fletcher and Sarrah . Seldon Medicines Optimisation Pharmacists. Margaret Dockey – Data & Insight Senior Manager. One. patient in . eleven. (8.9%) who receives a prescription is prescribed medicines that could be . addictive. and . dangerous. Antidepressant prescriptions in England have more than . Children and Young People. Claire Osborne. Paediatric Advanced Practitioner. Trust Lead for Advancing Practice & Non-medical Prescribing (OUHFT). Lecturer in Advanced Practice (OBU). February 2023. Wednesday 29. th. April. This webinar will begin shortly . End of life /Just in case medicines . Maxine Davis- Lead Pharmaceutical Adviser. Objectives . To have an overview of just in case medicines, why alternatives may be used and actions being taken to conserve limited stock levels.