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Are general practitioners really prepared? An audit of emergency equipment in general practice
1Wellington Hospital.
The New Zealand Medical Journal
|November 23, 1994
Abstract
Aim:
To determine what medical equipment is available in general practice surgeries in the greater Wellington region and the guidelines available for providing this equipment.
Method:
A 23 item questionnaire was completed by general practices in the greater Wellington region between March and June 1993.
Results:
Sixty-three percent of the study practices did not have all the required items the authors considered essential.
Conclusion:
There is a clear need for guidelines on required emergency equipment for those working in or wishing to set up in general practice.