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I need more information! …or do I?

I need more information! …or do I?. GP4 – Nov 2001. Information – your questions. What is information? Where can I find information? How good is the information? How can I share information? How can I present information?. Homework. Each participant:

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I need more information! …or do I?

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  1. I need more information!…or do I? GP4 – Nov 2001

  2. Information – your questions • What is information? • Where can I find information? • How good is the information? • How can I share information? • How can I present information?

  3. Homework Each participant: 1) To think about a tutorial or series of tutorials they would like to work on for their current or future registrars that is about or makes significant use of IT. 2) To think about a presentation they would like to be able to give. 3) To bring a significant clinical question (or two) they would like to research the answer to. 4) To bring along any resources, ideas, materials for sharing with the group (good and bad)

  4. Priorities • For you? • For your group? • For your VTS? • For your practice? • For your registrar? GP4 is very flexible 

  5. Information from GP4 • The output from GP4 will be made available on the GP4 website at; http://www.snainton.u-net.com/GP4/ • We hope to build a set of informatics resources at this site that you will find useful. • The IER is available at; http://128.240.23.108/eprval/

  6. Information – where do I start? • An example topic – audit • What resources are available? • Practice audits, clinical governance reports, registrar projects, NHSnet, , NeLH, internet? • How can I access this stuff? • How can I assess the quality of the information I find? • The IER as a portal…

  7. Information – go for it! • Review your priorities • What questions does this group have? • Use the information systems to try and answer your questions • Think how you will share your findings with your group & the other groups? • How will you share the findings more widely?

  8. Information from group A • Searching for information • A few useful links, literature searches • Great sites – good fun/interesting/useful • May not be medical web sites • Retrieving information • Favourites & history file • Information for patients • NHS Direct, NeLH

  9. Information from group B • Searching for information • Literature searches • Search engines • Building a library of links • Using the history file to revisit links • Using favourites • Making web pages with useful links

  10. Information from group C • Develop a practice intranet • Training, notice board, practice admin, clinical resources (with links to internal & external resources), personal/personnel info • Training page with useful links from that page > could be web-based, or practice-based (e.g. useful presentations etc.)

  11. Information from all the groups • A collection of web-based resources that we have found useful. • The PRODIGY website • Google search engine • Microsoft NHS Deal • Fortune City • embarrassing problems • And many more… 

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