eana position on prescribing of medication engl luxemb.2010

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E.A.N.A. EUROPÄISCHE ARBEITSGEMEINSCHAFT DER NIEDERGELASSENEN ÄRZTE EUROPEAN WORKING GROUP OF PRACTITIONERS AND SPECIALISTS IN FREE PRACTICE GROUPEMENT EUROPÉEN DES MÉDICINS EN PRATIQUE LIBRE EANA position on prescribing of medication EANA note an increasing trend towards the prescribing of medication by non medical health care personnel throughout Europe EANA further note the trend towards task shifting and cost reduction in health care. EANA acknowledge the progress and benefits of pharmaceutical medicine to patients. EANA affirm our position that the prescribing of medicines and tests must be preceded by patient history, examination and diagnosis by a physician and that that prescription requires ongoing review based on disease progression and prescription efficacy. EANA have concerns regarding trends towards consumerism in health care. We do not consider this to be in the best long term interest of patient care. EANA uphold the principles of patient (doctor) preference and continuity of care, and confirm our commitment to Continuous medical education/Continuous professional development (CME/CPD). Weihburggasse 10-12, A-1010 Wien, Austria , Tel.: +43 1 51406-931, Fax +43 1 51406-933 Mail: [email protected] , www.aerztekammer.at

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Page 1: Eana position on prescribing of medication engl luxemb.2010

E.A.N.A.

EUROPÄISCHE ARBEITSGEMEINSCHAFT DER NIEDERGELASSENEN ÄRZTE

EUROPEAN WORKING GROUP OF PRACTITIONERS AND SPECIALISTS IN FREE PRACTICE

GROUPEMENT EUROPÉEN DES MÉDICINS EN PRATIQUE LIBRE

EANA position on prescribing of medication

EANA note an increasing trend towards the prescribing of medication by non medical health care personnel throughout Europe

EANA further note the trend towards task shifting and cost reduction in health care.

EANA acknowledge the progress and benefits of pharmaceutical medicine to patients.

EANA affirm our position that the prescribing of medicines and tests must be preceded by patient history, examination and diagnosis by a physician and that that prescription requires ongoing review based on disease progression and prescription efficacy.

EANA have concerns regarding trends towards consumerism in health care. We do not consider this to be in the best long term interest of patient care.

EANA uphold the principles of patient (doctor) preference and continuity of care, and confirm our commitment to Continuous medical education/Continuous professional development (CME/CPD).

Luxembourg, 28th/29th May 2010

Weihburggasse 10-12, A-1010 Wien, Austria , Tel.: +43 1 51406-931, Fax +43 1 51406-933 Mail: [email protected], www.aerztekammer.at