Supplementary Prescribing Paediatric Clinical Guidelines 处方 儿科临床指南的补充.pdfVIP

RHSC Clinical Policy 1.18 SUPPLEMENTARY PRESCRIBING RHSC POLICY 1.18 Yorkhill Division Nursing and Midwifery Policy Committee Policy Number: RHSC POLICY 1.18 Policy Name: SUPPLEMENTARY PRESCRIBING THIS POLICY APPLIES TO: ALL INDEPENDENT NURSE PRESCRIBERS WITHIN YORKHILL DIVISION OF NHS GREATER GLASGOW STATEMENT: As a registered nurse, the Independent Nurse Prescriber is personally accountable for his/her own practice and in exercising accountability may therefore enhance his/her skills by undertaking supplementary prescribing. 1.0 Supplementary Prescribing Definition: ‘a voluntary partnership between an independent prescriber (a doctor or dentist) and a supplementary prescriber to implement an agreed patient-specific Clinical Management Plan with the patients/carers agreement’ (Scottish Executive Health Department, 2003) 2.0 Key Principles • The supplementary prescriber (SP) must have undertaken the Independent Nurse Prescribing course, which incorporates the supplementary prescribing component • Each supplementary prescriber must be recorded on the relevant NMC professional register • Supplementary prescribing may only be initiated once a diagnosis has been made by a medical/dental practitioner • There are no legal restrictions on the clinical conditions for which the supplementary prescriber may prescribe • Each Clinical Management Plan must be on a