British Medtalk

British Medtalk
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By:"Joseph C Segen"
"Medical"
Published on 2011-12-13 by BookBaby

PIPs must limit prescribing to their level of experience and competence. \u003cbr\u003e\n\u003cb\u003epharmacy assistant\u003c/b\u003e A person in the UK who has an National Vocational \u003cbr\u003e\nQualification Level–NVQ2 in Pharmacy Services and works alongside a \u003cbr\u003e\npharmacy technician and ...

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There is no book like this on the market. I never dreamed when I came over to the UK in 2005, that I'd need to learn a completely new vocabulary, but I did; I figured I wasn't the first foreigner to have the problem. So I began a file on my trusty Powerbook, expecting to cobble together a glossary of 500 terms which I'd make available to anyone interested (how hard could it be...I've been writing medical dictionaries for nearly 30 years?). I was wrong...I wrapped the first edition last month with over 6300 entries. It is heavily weighted towards the NHS–the UK's largest employer, doctor training and re-training and the GMC but, thanks to Dr Hepplewhite who lent her editorial pen to the madness, includes material relevant to GPs and the looming GP commissioning of services from any willing provider. The \

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