3. IT, Clinical Governance & Research Flashcards
1
Q
What does NCEPOD stand for?
A
National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome & Death
2
Q
What are the NCEPOD categories?
A
- Immediate: minutes, eg haemorrhage
- Urgent: hours, eg fracture
- Expedited: days, eg tendon injury
- Elective: planned, eg varicose veins
3
Q
What are the stages of trials introducing a drug to clinical practice?
A
1: Safety, doses, side effects
2: Safety & efficacy
3: Compare to existing treatments
4: Post-marketing studies
4
Q
Which deaths need to be reported to the coroner?
A
- Unknown cause of death
- Violent or unnatural death
- Sudden unexplained death
- No HC during final illness
- Medical certificate not available
- Occurred during operation
- Industrial cause suspected
5
Q
What form of consent is needed for EUA by medical students?
A
Written
6
Q
What should be done if a high rate of miscarriage is suspected for amniocentesis?
A
Audit