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Bad apples or spoiled barrels? Multilevel modelling analysis of variation in high-risk prescribing in Scotland between general practitioners and between the practices they work in

机译:坏苹果或损坏的桶?全科医生与他们从事的实践之间在苏格兰高风险处方变化的多层次建模分析

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ObjectivesPrimary care high-risk prescribing causes significant harm, but it is unclear if it is largely driven by individuals (a ‘bad apple’ problem) or by practices having higher or lower risk prescribing cultures (a ‘spoiled barrel’ problem). The study aimed to examine the extent of variation in high-risk prescribing between individual prescribers and between the practices they work in.
机译:目标初级保健的高风险处方会造成重大危害,但尚不清楚它是在很大程度上是由个人(“坏苹果”问题)还是具有较高或较低风险的处方文化(“变质的桶”问题)推动的。这项研究的目的是检验高风险处方的个体处方者之间以及他们从事的实践之间的差异程度。

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