Tag Archives: Sally Davies

Is “listening” the key to reducing antibiotic prescribing?

Posted on October 22, 2013 by Julia Manning

Wednesday will see the publication of a report on GPs over-prescribing antibiotics for patients – nothing new there – but this has a twist: GPs over-prescribing antibiotics even when the patients are not particularly asking for them. This comes at … Continue reading →

Posted in Drugs, Patients | Tagged Antibacterial, antibiotics, British Heart Foundation, General practitioner, GP, listening, Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, Muir Gray, National Health Service, Patients, Sally Davies | Leave a comment

First female CMO

Posted on March 3, 2011 by Julia Manning

Congratulations to Professor Dame Sally Davies who has been appointed as the new Chief Medical Officer. The first woman to hold this role (see gallery of her male forebears) she will also retain her role as DG of Research and … Continue reading →

Posted in NHS | Tagged Chief Medical Officer, Chief Scientific Adviser to HM Government, Research and development, Sally Davies | Leave a comment

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Is “listening” the key to reducing antibiotic prescribing?

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