Good general practice.

The Tooke report: good news for general practice?

Judgements about fellow professionals and the management of patients receiving palliative care in primary care: a qualitative study. Br J Gen Pract 2008; 58(549): 264–272. 5. Craddock D, O’Halloran C, Borthwick A,McPhearson K. Interprofessional education in health and social care: fashion or informed practice? Learn Health Soc Care 2006; 5(4): 220–242. 6 Thomas P, Graver L. The Liverpool interv...

Qualities of a good training practice--perceptions of advanced general practice registrars.

BACKGROUND General practice registrars report satisfaction with their placements in Australian training practices. However, more needs to be known about which criteria comprise this global satisfaction. METHOD A questionnaire was sent to 61 general practice registrars in Western Australia who had recently completed a 6 month advanced term in a training practice, seeking feedback on the practi...

Deliberate departures from good general practice: a study of motives among Dutch general practitioners.

BACKGROUND When general practitioners (GPs) act contrary to their own standards of good practice, they usually cite patient demands as the main reason. However, up until now, studies have relied on doctors' recollections of departures from their own norms, which may be unreliable. AIM To systematically explore GPs' motives for deliberate departures from their own conception of good practice. ...

Good Scientific Practice (gsp) and Good Clinical Practice (gcp)

Good Clinical Practice

Clinical research is like a foundation stone upon which a tower of evidence is erected which helps in the better understanding of the cause of the disease, improvement in the diagnosis treatment and mechanism of human biology (Trauter,1997). It is only the systematically carried out research which has made possible the increase in the life expectancy and decrease in human sufferings. While carr...