chemo.org.uk: Rates of hospital emergency admission following chemotherapy for patients undergoing review by a Non-Medical Prescriber: A useful metric for service evaluation?

Calum Polwart; Nicholas Wadd

Rates of hospital emergency admission following chemotherapy for patients undergoing review by a Non-Medical Prescriber: A useful metric for service evaluation?

Poster presented at British Oncology Pharmacy Association 2020, describing rates of emergency admission as a service evaluation metric.

Poster presented at British Oncology Pharmacy Association Annual Symposium 2020(“Abstracts” 2021). This poster looked to identify the rate of hospital admission following non-medical prescriber review of patients undergoing systemic anti-cancer therapy, as a measure for service evaluation of Non-Medical Prescribing Clinics.

“Abstracts.” 2021. Journal of Oncology Pharmacy Practice 27 (2_suppl): 1–65. https://doi.org/10.1177/1078155220985357.

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Polwart & Wadd, "chemo.org.uk: Rates of hospital emergency admission following chemotherapy for patients undergoing review by a Non-Medical Prescriber: A useful metric for service evaluation?", Journal of Oncology Pharmacy Practice, 2020

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@article{polwart2020rates,
  author = {Polwart, Calum and Wadd, Nicholas},
  title = {chemo.org.uk: Rates of hospital emergency admission following chemotherapy for patients undergoing review by a Non-Medical Prescriber: A useful metric for service evaluation?},
  journal = {Journal of Oncology Pharmacy Practice},
  year = {2020},
  issn = {1078-1552},
  publisher = {Sage Journals}
}