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Developing and assessing the usability of a prescribing quality and safety dashboard in Irish general practice: protocol for a qualitative study

2025-06-18

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<h4>Background: </h4> The third WHO Global patient safety challenge, “Medication Without Harm” aims to reduce severe avoidable medication related ham by 50% globally. One approach to reducing medication related harm is to develop interventions that improve prescribing. Audit and feedback is one such intervention that has been shown to have an effect on professional behaviour. With advancements in the data infrastr...

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