Well I think it, information coming out from the CCG, we’ve put it on the CCG website and things like that so that more GPs are aware of it, because I would say it’s probably true that most GPs were not aware of the TARGET website.—Stakeholder 5 |
[e]verything comes off the computer doesn’t it? You’re in the consultation and that’s what you hit the button for, the patient doesn’t need antibiotics and you explain why and out it comes, I would have thought that would be useful.—GP M11 (The Treating Your Infection leaflet) And similarly, and additionally the languages that are on offer don’t necessarily reflect all the languages we need.—Stakeholder 3 (The Treating Your Infection leaflet) |
[w]e would probably have a relatively high illiteracy rate in some parts of (region) because of deprivation etc, it (The Treating Your Infection leaflet) might not be as easily understandable by some of our population,—Stakeholder 10 |
It is now I think audit quality improvement, the trainees are required to do them in each post. It’s kind of a bit more, it’s embedded.—GP M7 (audits) |
It was quite time consuming. And I’m not sure how likely GPs would be to spend that much time doing it—Stakeholder 7 (learning modules) |
Yes, I think that would be quite fun, because you could do that at home in the evening, of course.—GP M11 (learning modules) |
Probably because there’s not one person that’s responsible for them but there again that might be considered,—GP M2 (posters) |
M But I think we, I think as a practice we’re probably quite good, so I don’t think it’s a, I think there are other things that are…
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M More important.—FG G1 |
Well we don’t have a colour printer on the desk but if we did it would be very expensive, yeah… But I think even if we had a colour printer I don’t think many GPs would be printing that kind of thing out, that is expensive as soon as you do a few of those.—GP M1 |