PreSCRIBE SAFER resources

PreSCRIBE SAFER

A new model! Thanks to all who participated in the research evaluation of the RAPID-CASE consultation model. We are pleased to announce the responses have prompted a revised and fully updated version of the prescribing consultation model. Like the initial version, it has been developed using recognised frameworks and guidelines. Additionally, research evaluation has used responses from prescribers and educators to improve the model.  

Image from: Gould, J. and Bain H. (2022) Principles & practice of nurse prescribing. First edition. London. https://uk.sagepub.com/en-gb/eur/principles-and-practice-of-nurse-prescribing/book265193 

RAPID-CASE

The original RAPID-CASE model (Gould and Bain, 2022) was been informed by the 1999 National Prescribing Centre's 7-steps to safe prescribing as well as the more recent Competency Framework for all prescribers (RPS, 2021). 

This consultation model for prescribing was the first iteration and has now been updated in line with research and evaluation. 

Case based discussion form PS.docx

PreSCRIBE SAFER CbD form 

Please find a word document template for case-based discussions in practice, using the PreSCRIBE SAFER model to guide the structure of the consultation. Some example questions for assessors is also provided

Critical Reflective form using PreSCRIBE SAFER and Driscoll.docx

PreSCRIBE SAFER - Reflection template

Please find a word document template for a critical reflection on practice, using the Driscoll reflective model. This embeds the PreSCRIBE SAFER consultation model to guide the overview of the "description" part of the reflection. 

My Prescribing - Workbook.pdf

CPD Workbook PDF 

An updated version using the PreSCRIBE SAFER model will be added soon - watch this space!

*This is the older version of the prescribing CPD workbook with case study pages framed by the RAPID-CASE model. 

Video / Podcast 

Video-cast to be used for teaching / learning to be added - watch this space!

Prescribing consultation model research survey 

Please note: this was the survey for RAPID-CASE which has now been revised based on the feedback. A new study will take place to evaluate the PreSCRIBE SAFER model.  

🩺 🔬Watch this space! 💉🔎