Reflections of an independent prescriber

Posts

• How I can support depressed patients (Rachel Hall)
• Groundbreaking? No. Good value? Indeed (Nina Barnett)
• What information should we use? (David Gibson)
• The loose ends are sorted. Job done (Christine Dixon)
• New ways to tackle non-attendance (Paul Forsyth)
• Always something new to learn (Rachel Hall)
• Like riding a bike (Sue Robinson)
• Teaching: heads you win; tails I lose! (Emma Graham-Clarke)
• Often no right or wrong answer (David Gibson)
• Prescribing of CDs? Not soon enough (Christine Dixon)
• Managing your own reaction to an ADR (Paul Forsyth)
• When can switching drugs be justified? (Rachel Hall)
• Someone’s looking over your shoulder... (Emma Graham-Clarke)
• Remain focused in unfamiliar territory (David Gibson)
• One size does not fit all patients (Suzanne Elvin)
• Why I like to get to know my patients (Rachel Hall)
• Not such a simple request after all (Christine Dixon)
• We should not be afraid to discuss death (Paul Forsyth)
• Paying for overindulgence (Rachel Hall)
• Not a routine visit (Sue Marsh)
• I pause, think... then stop the drug (Emma Graham-Clarke)
• Practise what you preach? (David Gibson)
• Listening to those who cannot talk (Margaret Hook)
• Out of my comfort zone (Rachel Hall)
• Meet our Clinical Pharmacist columnists
• But do I add value? (Sue Marsh)
• Side effects: are they friend or foe? (David Gibson)
• Whose pain is it anyway? (Margaret Hook)
• The one thing that strikes me... (Rachel Hall)
• Having your face and name known: priceless (Paul Forsyth)
• Stimulus for change (David Gibson)
• At the edge of licence (Margaret Hook)
• When I learnt not to make assumptions (Rachel Hall)
• A special set of skills (David Gibson)
• About more than just the prescription (Margaret Hook)
• Career-changing and life-saving! (Rachel Hall)