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Remote prescribing consultations: exploring the principles of effective practice.

Helen Chilvers¹, Paul Bates¹

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Remote prescribing offers convenience and efficiency but poses risks like incorrect medication if patient records are incomplete. Effective practice requires focusing on patient safety, informed consent, and thorough documentation.

Keywords:

clinical communication medicines nurse prescribing patient safety patients prescribing professional professional issues technology telehealth

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Health Informatics
Digital Health
Healthcare Management

Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated remote patient consultations and remote prescribing.
The UK's National Health Service (NHS) is increasingly adopting a 'digital first' approach.
Remote prescribing presents both advantages and potential disadvantages for healthcare delivery.

Purpose of the Study:

To examine the benefits of remote prescribing in modern healthcare.
To identify and discuss the challenges and risks associated with remote prescribing.
To outline key principles for safe and effective remote prescribing practices.

Main Methods:

Review of current trends in remote patient consultations and prescribing.
Analysis of benefits including patient convenience and resource optimization.
Identification of risks, such as medication errors due to incomplete patient data.

Main Results:

Remote prescribing enhances patient convenience and optimizes healthcare resource utilization.
Risks include potential for prescribing errors if prescribers lack full patient record access.
Effective remote prescribing necessitates careful consideration of patient safety.

Conclusions:

Remote prescribing offers significant advantages but requires robust safety protocols.
Key elements for successful remote prescribing include ensuring informed patient consent.
Comprehensive documentation is crucial for safe and effective remote prescribing.