Burnham Surgery inspection found patient consultations and medicine reviews weren't always carried out as they should have been
AN inspection at Burnham Surgery found that patient consultations and medicine reviews were not always carried out in line with guidance.
CQC (Care Quality Commission) inspectors carried out the focussed inspection on 4 January after concerns were raised about the practice in Foundry Lane, Burnham-on-Crouch.
In a report published last week (on 28 April), the inspectors found:
-On reviewing a random sample of clinical records, patient consultations had not always been undertaken in line with recommended guidance.
-Medicines reviews were not always completed in line with recognised guidance. On reviewing a random sample of patient records, inspectors found that some patients had not received the appropriate monitoring before medicines were prescribed. The areas identified where improvements were needed include:- Establish effective systems and processes to ensure good governance in accordance with the fundamental standards of care.
- Improve the coding and recall of patients with a potential diabetes diagnosis, to ensure they receive the appropriate care and treatment.
- Ensure medicines reviews are undertaken in a timely manner.
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