Eltham Palace Surgery
Other• The practice conducts twice-weekly ward rounds at the Oaks Home and performs regular medication reviews every three months by a Prescribing Advisor and twice a year by the attending clinician. • The practice uses electronic computer records for prescriptions, which are sent directly to the pharmacist, ensuring an audit trail. • The practice has purchased laptops to access some patient records at the home.
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As a practice we have made several to the Oaks Home:- our policy in with the care of clients at Twice weekly ward rounds conducted by myself and Medication reviews are done 3 months by our Prescribing Advisor head of Medicines Management at the CCG. who is Medication reviews are done twice a year by the attending clinician were we have the ability to update the at the practice into electronic computer records which can then be translated prescriptions which are sent directly to the pharmacist No handwritten prescriptions are done at the home proper audit trail of all prescribed any and this is to ensure a medication_ de have continually asked for &n N3 line to be installed at the direct access to up to date home so that we have moment we have to hand computer records concerning patients at the home. At the and then write the notes which have to be photocopied translated into the computer records when the the practice_ clinician returns to We have bought laptops which allow us to access some records but access all our request forms and referral we are unable to consuming and doubles letters this method. It is also time the home our workload as all notes have to be made twice as thesstaffae have no access to patients computer records.