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Katie Smith, Director East Anglia Medicines Information Service
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SPS shortly appointing a head Funding until March 2016 confirmed, waiting for news post April 2016 UKMI executive will work with head of SPS and the board to implement the recommendations of the review UKMI to lead development of SPS website Business as usual
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Membership? UKMI is an RPS Affiliate
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In use product safety assessments MI have a regular slot in the monthly MSO webinar High risk injectable list update? Possible updates for missing & delayed dose and loading dose toolkits Continue to provide QA function for Medusa IV monographs
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Who has a helpline? Well used? Southampton – 60 calls/month Active patient follow up on discharge Support 7 days services?
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No major developments this year Regional centres piloting sharing enquiries Tick confidentiality box on completion page – CGWG developed guidance about anonymising records Long term aim for an internet based version Keep submitting e-yellow cards!
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Paperwork been revised and developed as a self reflective process New audit tool to be consulted on and trialed Hopefully new paperwork in use from Jan 2016 Audits of MI in the RPS hospital pharmacy standards
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Thank you for all your efforts! Responses from 105/176 MICs = 343 forms ~10% of enquiries need help from pharma 132 different companies – few big companies, lot of generics ~80-90% of the time we are satisfied with pharma med info service Some companies are not great at MI… Do you make complaint to the manufacturer? Feedback to PIPA Reverse survey?
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Laura Kearney (Trent) – CGWG lead for resource documents & updating CoAcS New Schaefer & Briggs (e-version IE9) New Maudsley & Psychotropic Drug Directory Simon Wills working with the Pharmaceutical Press on behalf of UKMI to negotiate pricing deal Stockley vs Stockley Updates
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Limitations of common info resources updated PubMed vs. Medline/Embase NEWT/Drug administration via feeding tubes – use with caution, references out of date Renal Drug Database – issues and feedback
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Don’t take enquiries at face value – ask questions. Use the UKMI enquiry answering guidelines. Don’t be pressurised into answering over the phone while looking in resources. The same applies to follow up questions. Review enquiries taken in by trainees asap to check high risk issues dealt with in a timely way. Put enquiries directly onto MiDatabank. Review the question, answer and research before giving answer out. Keep resources up to date. Think about the date past enquiries were answered. Second check answers.
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East Midlands Hilton Hotel (near jct 24, M1) Friday 11 th September Programme almost complete – see website Registration now open £75, if required, book B&B yourself £99pppn Train travel Posters – submit by 17 th July MI excellence award – nominate by 10 th July Who is planning to attend?
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Any questions?
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