Specialist medication monitoring and prescribing in primary care: case study of shared care agreements in Northern England, UK

SCAs hold potential for improving care continuity but face significant operational and systemic barriers that undermine their safety and effectiveness. Findings evidence the need for clearer role delineation, robust communication frameworks, enhanced patient engagement and integrated digital solutions. Policy-makers and healthcare leaders must address these challenges to ensure SCAs deliver on their promise of seamless, safe and sustainable care. Future research should focus on incorporating the perspectives of secondary care providers and pharmacists to develop more inclusive solutions.

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BMJ Open Quality
Published
2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjoq-2025-003491
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1
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Healthcare Systems and Technology
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
2.76

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Specialist medication monitoring and prescribing in primary care: case study of shared care agreements in Northern England, UK

Hamde Nazar, Annette Hand, Matthew Cooper, Victoria Trotter
1 citations
BMJ Open Quality
Healthcare Systems and Technology
2.76
article

Specialist medication monitoring and prescribing in primary care: case study of shared care agreements in Northern England, UK

Hamde Nazar, Annette Hand, Matthew Cooper, Victoria Trotter
article en
1 citations

Abstract

SCAs hold potential for improving care continuity but face significant operational and systemic barriers that undermine their safety and effectiveness. Findings evidence the need for clearer role delineation, robust communication frameworks, enhanced patient engagement and integrated digital solutions. Policy-makers and healthcare leaders must address these challenges to ensure SCAs deliver on their promise of seamless, safe and sustainable care. Future research should focus on incorporating the perspectives of secondary care providers and pharmacists to develop more inclusive solutions.

BMJ Open QualityVol. 14(4)
Durham University (GB), Brampton Civic Hospital (CA), Northumbria University (GB), Brampton War Memorial Hospital (GB), Newcastle University (GB)
National Institute for Health and Care Research, Department of Health and Social Care
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Healthcare Systems and Technology
2.76
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