why not be really radical and put the responses on NHSnet for the GPs to
view ?
This would raise the profile of ourselves as well as cut down phone calls
With best wishes
Richard
Biochemistry Department
Queen Mary's Hospital
Sidcup, Kent
DA14 6LT
-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Kay [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 09:14
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Subject: GP FAQs
Just talked to 40 GPs. It's obvious that the same questions come up
commonly. They include:
Investigation of hypokalaemia
Investigation of hyponatraemia
Thyroid "monitoring"
What to measure in patients on statins
Low level albumin in urine in diabetes mellitus
Diagnosing Gilbert's syndrome
Assays on specimens from known users of illegal drugs
'Phoning results "out of hours"
NHS numbers for patient identification
Labels and stamps on cards and specimen containers
Resources and workload
Use of email about patients?
Should we accumulate a set of GP FAQs and ACB answers?
Jonathan
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