Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to Gerard Panting.
The prescribing of hormone replacement therapy can give rise to clinical negligence, just like any other area of medical practice -- keeping up to date, ensuring patients are properly informed and so able to consent, and avoiding prescribing pitfalls are the keys to successful risk management. Ultimately, good practice is defensible practice.
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In 2000, the UK Government published the NHS (National Health Service) Plan, an ambitious ten year programme promising to deliver a patient-centred service, more healthcare professionals and other resources, and greater redress for patients who perceive their treatment within the NHS to be substandard. These strands, higher standards of healthcare with a more consumerist patient focus and greater accountability, have given rise to the creation of new bodies setting standards, auditing performance, developing greater patient participation in the national and local health care agenda plus complete revamping of the regulatory bodies and the establishment of a new umbrella body to regulate the regulators.
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