A qualitative exploration of the impact of a hospital electronic prescribing and medicines administration (hepma) protocol on junior doctor confidence and competence to prescribe end-of-life care medicines

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• What: The overall aim is to improve clinical care for patients. This research has suggested that revised medical education is required to address this need . As this study used prescribing and patient data, local health authority and senior management approval was obtained on 27th January 2022. Statement of key findings the study found that an overall increase in confidence and competence to prescribe end of life care medicines was described by participants after the HEPMA/CPOE protocol was implemented.
• Who: Ewan McLean from the Western General Hospital, NHS Lothian, Edinburgh, UK (SIPBS), University of Strathclyde . . .
  

   

  

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