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Evidencing Patient Advice and Information

Discussion in 'Practice Management' started by betafeet, Jan 14, 2012.

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Question on questionnaires/patient information/education and do you have samples; verbal, printed and internet:

How are you are evidencing patient advice and information:

1. Prior to visit
2. The Visit
3. The treatment Programme
4. Follow-up visit
5. Aftercare/Education

Seeking continual feedback from patients:

1. Undertaking regular surveys on satisfaction and improvements
2. Evidence how feedback is used

Any help would be appreciated.

Many thanks
Judith

betafeet, Jan 14, 2012

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