Effective clinical policies in a district general hospital

Health Care Analysis 6 (4):295-304 (1998)
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Abstract

Effective clinical practice in a hospital needs current knowledge together with the skills and right attitude; these should be applied continuously. Failure of this system can be due to ignorance or arrogance. We attempted to correct these deficiencies by formulating a set of policies which were enforced from 1962 to 1983. The policies related to the following: intensive care (including asthma, nutrition and organ donation), drug prescribing and resuscitation. We believe that these rules improved patient care and the standards of training; the prescribing policy also saved money

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Rules in the clinical setting: Pros and cons. [REVIEW]John McKie - 1998 - Health Care Analysis 6 (4):305-307.

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