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National review of GP out of hours' services
, 2010 This review of GP Out of Hours’ Services is the first national review to be undertaken since the commencement of publicly funded GP Cooperatives in Ireland in 1999. The progress in the establishment of GP cooperatives since then is considered by the HSE to be a highly significant quality initiative for patient care, general practice and the health ...
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Planning out-of-hours services for pharmacies
Operations Research for Health Care, 2020Abstract The supply of pharmaceuticals is one important factor in a functioning health care system. In the German health care system, the chambers of pharmacists are legally obliged to ensure that every resident can find an open pharmacy at any day and night time within an appropriate distance.
Christina Büsing +2 more
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Dentaline: an out of hours emergency dental service in Kent
British Dental Journal, 1996Following wide consultation in 1991 on how to meet the requirement for out-of-hours emergency service provision, Kent Family Health Services Authority established three emergency dental clinics. The sites chosen were in or adjacent to District General Hospital Accident and Emergency Departments.
D E, Gibbons, B J, West
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Provision of out-of-hours interventional radiology services in Scotland
Clinical Radiology, 2012To evaluate the availability of out-of-hours (OOH) interventional radiology (IR) services in Scotland and discuss implications for service redesign.Data were gathered via a survey conducted by telephone/e-mail interview. The setting was hospitals in Scotland with acute medical and/or surgical beds.
Zealley, I. A. +4 more
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Clinical risk management in out-of-hours services
Nursing Management, 2011The role of primary care nurses has expanded in recent years, and many now work for urgent care service providers. With role expansion comes increased professional autonomy, but this, in turn, carries a greater risk of error and, consequently, a greater need for medicolegal protection.
Julie Wilson, Kate Taylor
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Out-of-hours MRI provision in the UK and models of service delivery
Clinical Radiology, 2013To examine current out-of-hours magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provision through a snapshot survey of National Health Service (NHS) trusts and to assay how radiographer staffing cover was provided for out-of-hours services.A snapshot postal survey was mailed to heads of service of all 234 trusts in England and Wales. A literature search on the models
J, Hauptfleisch +4 more
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A COMPARISON OF ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS FOR AN OUT-OF-HOURS CHEMICAL PATHOLOGY SERVICE
The Lancet, 1985Until 1979, the out-of-hours chemical pathology service was the conventional on-call service in which the medical laboratory scientific officers (MLSOs) carried out analyses at the direct request of clinical staff. In 1980, during an industrial dispute, junior ward doctors were trained to use three simple instruments which are maintained by the ...
D B, Morgan +4 more
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An audit of out-of-hours advice services provided by hospice staff
International Journal of Palliative Nursing, 2000For those giving and receiving health care there will always be problems and queries which occur outside of normal office hours. Palliative care is no exception. It was found that Queenscourt Hospice in Southport was being used as an accessible point of contact for specialist palliative care advice by patients, relatives and health professionals.
C, Baldry, S, Balmer
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The impact of out-of-hours service provision on end-of-life care
British Journal of Community Nursing, 2013132 British Journal of Community Nursing Vol 18, No 3 Dying out-of-hours in the UK is a common occurrence and it is important for the patient and family that such deaths are afforded the uniqueness and dignity they deserve. Dying out-of-hours can be challenging for community nurses, as more people prefer to die at home.
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Provision of an out-of-hours imaging service: expectations vs reality
Hospital Medicine, 1999I believe there are fundamental principles underlying the provision of an out-of-hours imaging service. These include fairly dogmatic statements such as those listed on page 5 of the Royal College of Radiologists (1996) document on out of hours working, namely:
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