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Collecting Information
The information you collect can be helpful in many ways....
The information your patients provide can help you and your patient communicate more effectively about how they are, what they need treatment for and how they are getting on.
It may be useful to collect all this information in one place.
The information you collect (once anonymised) can also help you communicate more effectively with other stakeholders – future patients, other therapists, other healthcare practitioners, commissioners of healthcare (charities, NHS), funders (e.g. healthcare insurers), and researchers
Below are examples of reports that have been produced. All have used the MYMOP outcome measure.
Unpublished reports
Audit of 100 consultations by symptom category (Alan Barker)
Making Cases Count Reports
Caroline Jurdon
Theresa Eriksen
Valerie Gawel and Felicity Legan
Reports published in peer reviewed journals
NHS treatment by homeopaths in a community menopause clinic (Clare Relton & Elaine Weatherley-Jones)
The impact of NHS based primary care complementary therapy services on health outcomes and NHS costs: a review of service audits and evaluations (Lesley Wye et al)
Evaluation of a CAM pilot project in Northern Ireland (Donal McDade)
Evaluation of a GP practice based homeopathy service (Karen Slade et al)
Patient experience of acupuncture provision in a GP practice (Marian Fixler et al)
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