... to undocumented migrants (Lafaut, 2021). 10 08 2021 12 11 2021 15 02 2022 18 03 2022 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Primary care Clinical guidelines Healthcare quality Communication Refugee health Emergency...

... © Emerald Publishing Limited 2018 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Clinical guidelines Audit Cancer Quantitative research Health law or regulation Surveillance or screening Breast cancer is the most common malignancy in women worldwide with more than 1.2m...

... had a stillbirth. Evidence-based practice Teamwork Clinical guidelines Clinical effectiveness Midwifery Obstetrics The timeline for the quality improvement project is shown in Table I . A multi-professional group consisting of obstetricians, midwives and perinatal pathologists from...

... re-use rights only Evidence-based practice Quality Health policy Governance structures Health care quality Clinical guidelines The Bree Collaborative is led by the Governor-appointed chair who appoints a vice-chair and also members to a steering committee in order to provide...

... that was either sanctioned or ignored. Dr Fiona MacVane Phipps can be contacted at: fiona@macvane.com © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Clinical guidelines Clinical governance Data have never been so valued by so many or so easily accessed, analyzed and disseminated...

... Limited 2015 Clinical effectiveness Clinical governance Clinical guidelines Knowledge of the problems associated with infections resistant to antimicrobial therapy is not new. Birnbaum (2015) reports that John and Fishman (1997) detailed the need for a multi-faceted approach...

... may be due to failure to practice according to the most up to date evidence-based clinical guidelines. This road to reform in Irish healthcare has arrived at the Clinical Governance Initiative (CGI) in 2014. The CGI's aim is to reform health and social care to create a culture of excellence where...

...Arash Rashidian; Ian Russell Clinical guidelines aim to disseminate evidence and thus to change behaviour. This process is complex and needs a coherent approach. Aims to develop a model for implementing clinical guidelines in primary care and thus influencing prescribing by general practitioners...

... to determine: Health care Pharmaceuticals Clinical guidelines One of the limitations of the current study was that the number of patients monitored was not recorded. The Bradford Hospital Dispensaries issue 800,000 items each year and it is estimated that this equates with doctors writing...

...Robbie Foy; Anne Walker; Gillian Penney Aims to provide a framework for identifying barriers to the implementation of a clinical guideline by examining a clinical effectiveness programme and a review of relevant literature. A total of 41 types of barrier were identified and categorised according...

... Health Clinical guidelines Hormone replacement therapy The use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is rising (Prescription Pricing Authority Report, 1997). In addition to its use for the relief of menopausal symptoms, HRT helps prevent osteoporosis (Compston, 1992). HRT probably reduces...

... with the new joint statement, trusts will need to undertake a considerable amount of work to have an effective policy in place by April 2001. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Clinical Governance Clinical guidelines Negligence Risk management Patients Training The Resuscitation Council (UK) has...

... Authority. Clinical guidelines Clinical effectiveness Several authors, including Anderson et al. (1991) and Carter et al. (1996), have estimated the annual incidence of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in the general population of developed countries at 1:1,000, although...

... from 5.3 per cent to 10.3 per cent. We conclude that cardiac decision units decrease hospital admissions but increase ED revisit rates as a consequence of this now frequently used care pathway. © MCB UP Limited 2001 Clinical guidelines Clinical effectiveness The evaluation of chest...

.... (8b) Please give brief details: (Free text). Accreditation Pathology Laboratories Clinical guidelines Hospitals Clinical governance The purpose of accreditation is simple. It is a process by which an organisation gains recognition that its activities and products comply...

...: 159‐331). Seventy‐three per cent of patients had more than 24 weeks of follow‐up. © MCB UP Limited 2000 AIDS Hospitals Clinical guidelines The introduction of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) has dramatically changed the natural history of HIV infection. It has...

... facial fracture, diagnosis of compound nasal fracture and foreign body detection. Conclusion – doctors need to be better informed that nasal radiography has no useful value. A clear clinical guideline should be set up nationwide to protect patients from unnecessary exposure to radiation. This will also...

... Hospitals Clinical guidelines Physiotherapy Over many decades it has been assumed that the National Health Service allowed equal access and benefit to patients with similar disorders. More recently there has been a growing acknowledgement that this is not the case and that there is considerable...

...Lesley Hall; Martin Eccles This paper describes the implementation of a clinical guideline across three acute Trusts. A Clinical Effectiveness Steering Group identified prevention of venous thromboembolism as a health priority. A local guideline development group adapted the recommendations...

...Gillian C. Penney; Donald Pearson Seeks to assess maternity care for women with Type 1 diabetes in relation to recommendations in a national clinical guideline using a criterion‐based clinical audit. The audit covered all 22 consultant‐led maternity units in Scotland, focusing on 268 completed...