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The My Local NHS app will help youchoosetheright NHS service, leaving urgent care to those that needitmost.The app will explain what each service does, when itshouldbeused, and where to find it.The app uses GPS technology to signpost patientstonearbyservices displaying the information on an interactivemap.NHSservices include:· Pharmacies· Minor Injury Units· Walk-in Centers· GP Practices· Dentists· A&EThe app also includes notes and a reminder function tosaveanyimportant information you wish to keep and reminds youofupcomingappointments.

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These guidelines are intended to provide advice on the effectiveandsafe treatment of infections commonly presenting in adultsandchildren in the primary care setting in Hampshire and the IsleofWight. The guidelines also promote the use ofnarrow-spectrumantibiotics in preference to broad-spectrumantibiotics where safeand appropriate. The audience of users isanticipated to be generalpractitioners, GP trainees, GP practicenurses, non-medicalprescribers, paramedics, hospital emergencydepartment staff andcommunity pharmacists.The multi-disciplinary guideline development group consistedofgeneral practitioners, hospital consultant medicalmicrobiologists,a consultant in HIV / genito-urinary medicine,specialist hospitalmicrobiology / infectious diseases pharmacists,primary care trustand ambulance trust pharmacists and a seniorpodiatrist acrossSouthampton, Hampshire, Isle of Wight andPortsmouth.The guidelines are based largely on the Management ofInfectionGuidance for Primary Care, published jointly by theHealthProtection Agency and the British Infection Association andtheguideline development group gratefully acknowledges the work ofDrCliodna McNulty and her colleagues in the HPA and BIA.Recommendations for when antimicrobial treatment is indicated,basedupon cited national or international evidence-basedguidelines, havebeen expanded from the HPA/BIA Guidance, alongwith recommendationsand practical advice for taking specimens formicrobiologicalinvestigations and interpreting culture andsensitivity laboratoryreports. Clinically relevant information oncautions and warningsassociated with antimicrobial treatment havealso been expanded fromthe HPA/BIA Guidance including informationabout risk of Clostridiumdifficile infection. All statements arefully referenced.

This application will provide easyaccesstocurrent research activity in Southern Health NHSFoundationTrust.It will make it possible for Clinicians to findoutaboutrecruiting studies and referring potential participants.Theapp isregularly updated with new studies and can be viewedoffline.· Receive push notification to keep informed ofcurrentportfoliostudies recruiting in the Trust· Information on how you could get involved in researchcontactustab· Refer potential participants to studies or Self refer· Find out more information about cuttingedgeresearchactivity· Opportunities for supporting research as LocalCollaborators· View Current Research Events in the Trust· Feedback about R&D studies or servicesatisfactionandexperience· link to our social media networks such as Twitterandfacebook,videos. learn about us and view our research policies

NHS Now allows users across EastLeicestershireand Rutland to get self-care advice or find theirnearest, mostappropriate and most convenient local health servicecurrently opento them at any time of the day or night.The App is time and location aware. This means that usersgetreal-world, real-time details, opening times and directions toarange of their local NHS services. For each type of service,userscan ask to see either all locations or those that are openforservice at the specific time of using the App.The range of services include:• GP Practices• Pharmacies• Dentists• Urgent Care• A&EUsers can choose to see all or only emergency pharmacies.Fordentists, users can choose between all or emergency dentistsand/orto see only those currently accepting new NHS patients.NHS Now provides information either in a List View rankedbyproximity or on a Map. Driving and walking directions canbelaunched in the device’s native Maps app.For each service, NHS Now provides details of:• Address• Phone Number• Website• Opening TimesNHS Now also provides access to self-care advice fromtheofficial NHS Choose Better site without leaving the Appitself.From the home screen, Users can call 999 or speak to the NHS111service for “when you need medical help fast, but it’s notanemergency”.

NHS Lanarkshire FormularyThis App supersedes NHS Lanarkshire Formulary 2.0The App takes all its information from theLanarkshireFormularywebsiteThe information is stored on the device for access evenwithoutanInternet connectionEasy navigation using device friendly methodsZoom facilityPlease Note: This App is designed for Medics intheLanarkshireregion. If you are interested in using a similar Appinyourregion, please email info@softaware.uk.com

GGC Medicines is an exciting, easy touseinteractive App offering healthcare professionals inNHSGGCconvenient and fast access to:- Guidance contained within the GGC AdultTherapeuticsHandbook- Medical Calculators- Medicines Update bulletins- GGC Adult Medicines Formulary.GGC Adult Therapeutics Handbook -This is a well established aid for prescribers in theimmediatemanagement of >100 common medical conditions.Informationregarding the assessment, monitoring and management ofan acutecondition is provided in a clear, concise and userfriendlyformat.Medical Calculators -Gentamicin, Vancomycin and Creatinine Clearance Calculators.Userfriendly and fully validated calculators. These calculatorsarerestricted to use within NHSGGC.Access to Medicines Update Bulletins (requiresinternetconnection) -Keep abreast of current topical issues about medicines:- Medicine safety messages- Recent GGC medicines incidents and associated learning- New local and national guidelines- Latest formulary decisions and changes inprescribingpractices.GGC Adult Medicines Formulary -Access to full Formulary with regular updates (requiresinternetconnection).Key features -- Quick and easy to navigate and search- Guidelines, reformatted to work well on small screenwithflowcharts as PDFs that open on request*- A ‘notes’ features allowing annotation of anyadditionalinformation- Bookmarking facility to allow personalised quick access toyourmost referred to guidelines- Guideline content update at regular set intervals throughouttheyear.*Please note: The Handbook guidance contains a small numberofflowcharts and graphs which are accessed as PDF files. In ordertoview this content correctly, your device should have anappsuitable for opening and viewing PDF files installed.Contact us: Feedback is always welcome. You can contact us at-ggc.medicines@ggc.scot.nhs.uk

The mobile companion to cpgcpd.com,theAssociation of Ambulance Chief Executives' ClinicalPracticeGuidelines CPGCPD testing site.The 2013 UK Ambulance Services Clinical PracticeGuidelinesprovide guidance for NHS paramedics, although theprinciples areapplicable to the work of all pre-hospitalclinicians. Theguidelines are an important part of clinical riskmanagement andensure uniformity in the delivery of high qualitypatient care. Assuch, they form the basis for UK paramedic trainingandeducation.CPG:CPD is the perfect way to test your knowledge oftheguidelines and will count towards your CPD Portfolio. Itprovides adynamic, accessible and affordable learning platform forambulancestaff that is evidence-based, contextualised and in aquestionstyle that is in keeping with the challenges that ariseinpractice.This application enables you to synchronise your data withthelive site and take it with you, completing your CPD hours,readingthe accompanying reference, while on the move offline.This application will require an account at cpgcpd.com.Registeron the website and purchase a 12 month subscription for £30orindividual question packs for just £3, each questionpackcontaining 100 questions. We've even added a free 10questionstarter pack to get you going.

The Smart GP Application has been createdforGPs and Clinical Commissioners. It is designed specificallywithlocal information, which can be tailored to meet any regionsneeds.This edition has been produced to meet the requirements ofthe NHSLambeth Clinical Commissioning Group covering an area inSouthLondon.The features include:Push notifications of news items to usersA Healthcare Phone DirectoryA directory of services and ClinicsLocal Clinical Pathway GuidesEducational LinksA training log for appraisalsA reminder system for clinical follow-upA news line for Clinical Commissioners to inform frontlinecliniciansA feedback system for Commissioners to get information fromthe“grass-roots”The application will be the easiest and quickest wayforclinicians to contact the hospital, record theireducationalactivities or ensure a result can be followed up andactioned. Itwill make a clinicians working life easier and be usedeveryday.It provides the perfect opportunity for Commissioners toinformand educate clinicians regarding new pathways and services.Itgives all clinicians the opportunity to become truly involvedindeveloping improved care. The information is automaticallyupdatedfrom the dedicated smart-gp website.DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this applicationisintended for healthcare professionals use only and should notbeconstrued as a substitute for medical advice.Healthcareprofessionals outside the NHS Lambeth ClinicalCommissioning Grouparea should not assume that the information isappropriate fortheir own region.

The National Institute for Health andCareExcellence (NICE) has developed this free app as a usefulofflinereference for the British National Formulary (BNF).The NICE BNF app is currently only available to NHS staffinEngland, Scotland and Wales.Aimed at pharmacists, doctors, nurses, social care professionalsandother healthcare professionals who prescribe andadministermedicines, the app provides easy offline accessto-up-to-datepractical information on prescribing, dispensing andadministratingmedicines.To use the NICE BNF app for the first time and to activateanycontent updates, you will need to enter your NHS Athens usernameand password.Users in England can register for an NHS Athens account byselectingthe Journal and Database section on NHS Evidence.Users in Scotland can register for an NHS Athens account byvisitingThe Knowledge Network website and selecting the loginoption at thetop of the homepage.Users in Wales register for an NHS Athens account by visitingtheNHS Wales e-Library for health website and selecting theAthensoption on the homepage.Social care staff who meet the NHS Athens eligibility criteriacanalso download and access the content.Features include:• Browse and search offline up-to-date content from theBritishNational Formulary (BNF)• Optimised for Android phones and tablets• Auto-complete search with filters for chapters,monographs,interactions and preparations• Update notifications when new editions or updatesareavailable• Content bookmarking• Accessible reading features

SIGN guideline recommendations are available on the move withtheSIGN app.

The Emergency Medicine App (eMapp) isanelectronic resource designed for use at the bedside byregisteredpractitioners working with patients at the Heart ofEngland NHSFoundation Trust (HEFT) in the UK. It contains keyinformation,flowcharts and tables designed to help practitioners todeliversafe, reliable evidence based care and essentialinformationextracted from HEFT and National (UK) Policies andGuidelines.eMapp is a support tool to be used in conjunction withclinicaljudgement. It does not take into account individualcircumstancesof a patient, and may not contain all the informationthat you mayrequire. A disclaimer must be read and accepted beforeproceedingto use eMapp.

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Primary Care Empirical Anti-Microbial Guidelines - NHSGreaterGlasgow & Clyde