Learning on ScreenGood Practice in Safe, Efficient and Cost-Effective Drug Prescribing (3 Parts)
- Synopsis
- Programmes on the safe administration of intravenous drugs, patient compliance, and evaluation of claims from the pharmaceutical industry.
1 (1993): Outlines the main indications for using the intravenous route; gives clear guidelines on the correct procedure for prescribing and administering intravenous drugs; outlines the potential for errors when using any route but especially the intravenous route.
2 (1994): Aims to make students aware of the issues involved in drug compliance and to give and take away clear instructions on methods of improving compliance.
3 (1996): Aims to encourage a critical but constructive approach in dealings between the profession and the pharmaceutical industry; highlight the potential for ethical, legal and professional compromise that may arise during relationships between individual members of the medical profession and members of the pharmaceutical industry; highlight promotional versus ethical issues arising from drug research and trials, marketing, advertising and sponsorship. - Language
- English
- Country
- Great Britain
- Medium
- Video; Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 23, 22, 27 min.
- Year of production
- 1997
- Availability
- Hire
Sale; 1997 sale: £300.00 (+VAT +p&p) - Documentation
- Accompanying tutor’s notes and references for each seminar, students’ handouts and role-play packages.
- Uses
- Clinical tutors, postgraduate and undergraduate students, pre-registration house officers, other doctors in training, nurse tutors and nurses.
- Subjects
- Medical sciences
- Keywords
- drug administration
Credits
- Writer
- Kathy Teahon
Sections
- Title
- Safe administration of intravenous drugs
- Synopsis
- 1 (1993): Outlines the main indications for using the intravenous route; gives clear guidelines on the correct procedure for prescribing and administering intravenous drugs; outlines the potential for errors when using any route but especially the intrave
- Title
- Patient compliance - your responsibility
- Synopsis
- 2 (1994): Aims to make students aware of the issues involved in drug compliance and to give and take away clear instructions on methods of improving compliance.
- Title
- It is free...isn’t it?: Coping with pharcameutical industry claims
- Synopsis
- 3 (1996): Aims to encourage a critical but constructive approach in dealings between the profession and the pharmaceutical industry; highlight the potential for ethical, legal and professional compromise that may arise during relationships between individ
Sponsor
Distributor
- Name
University of Newcastle, Television Service
- Notes
- No longer in existence as a distributor
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