Essential Knowledge Update 2022.2 consists of five modules covering new and changing knowledge on:

Essential Knowledge Update 2022.2 consists of five modules covering new and changing knowledge on:
Essential Knowledge Update 2019.2 consists of six modules covering new and changing knowledge on:
Essential Knowledge Update 2018.2 consists of six modules covering new and changing knowledge on:
Essential Knowledge Update 2017.3 consists of five modules covering new and changing knowledge on:
Essential Knowledge Update 2017.2 consists of five modules covering new and changing knowledge on:
The second Essential Knowledge Challenge to be released in 2022, EKC2022.2 provides a twenty item online applied knowledge test with instant answer access.
The questions included within the Challenge are sourced from the content of the modules and reference material found within EKU2022.2.
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The second Essential Knowledge Challenge to be released in 2019, EKC2019.2 provides a twenty item online applied knowledge test with instant answer access. The questions included within the Challenge are sourced from the content of the modules and reference material found within EKU2019.2 as well as the EKU Journal Watch and Hot Topics released during September to December 2018. |
This is a recording of a live webinar that took place on 28 October 2024. This recording will be available to view until 28 April 2025.
Prescribing of medication is the most common intervention in general practice, bringing considerable benefit to patients, but with associated risks. Around two-thirds of prescriptions issued in primary care are repeat prescriptions, and this means that it is very important to have robust systems in place to ensure best use of these medicines. This includes a careful balance between ease of access to repeat medicines and safety considerations, and also effective medication review. Along with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society, the RCGP has recently developed a Repeat Prescribing Toolkit, funded by NHS England. This webinar will focus on how to ensure safe and effective repeat prescribing and medication review, and will showcase the new Toolkit.
Learning objectives:
• To increase awareness of some of the major risks in repeat prescribing
• To identify the key elements of a safe repeat prescribing system
• To increase awareness of the potential benefits of using the RPS/RCGP Repeat Prescribing Toolkit
• To identify effective approaches for undertaking essential monitoring prior to medication review
• To identify the range of approaches that GPs (and wider primary care teams) can adopt to ensure safe and effective medication reviews