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Old 7th, February 2007, 07:06 PM
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As far as I'm concerned, I prescribe every day, but I don't use green bits of paper to do so!
When I'm asked for something for indigestion and after further questioning (anamnesis, diagnosis?) I recommend to the patient the purchase of a particular remedy, is that not prescribing?
When, in the course of our All-Wales Smoking Cessation Enhanced service, I spend 20 minutes assessing a patient and then I issue him/her with a suitable NRT product, is that not prescribing?
I agree with you Zo. What concerns me about extra prescribing is what will happen when someone makes a mistake? I don't believe that not a single nurse has not made an error in prescribing, but I've never read about any. Would the same happen to us? Go figure...........
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