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27 October 2009
The Care Quality Commission has urged all hospitals and GP practices to ensure they are sharing “timely, complete” information on changes to patient medication.
The call comes after a CQC survey, published on Tuesday, found that information shared between GPs and hospitals when a patient moves between services is often “patchy, incomplete and not shared quickly enough”, increasing the risk of medication related patient safety incidents.
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