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Multi Agency Interoperability

The Multi-Agency Interoperability programme supports partner emergency services to improve communications through the development of joint guidance, standard operating procedures and complementary training.

Hosted by the NPIA, this programme is staffed by seconded officers from ambulance, fire and police services, working to increase public and personnel safety through improved multi-agency communication and co-ordination.

The following will provide you with further information to assist with this area for CPD development.

Service interoperability



eGuidelines.co.uk aims to promote best practice in UK healthcare. It is brought to you by the publishers of the Guidelines handbook and the Guidelines in Practice monthly journal.

Once registered we can help you:

· Improve patient care by following the authorised summaries of national clinical guidelines from the Guidelines handbook

· Put the latest guidelines into practice ��,�" every article from every issue of Guidelines in Practice, the monthly clinical journal that helps GPs implement national guidelines, is available online

· Save time by using the simple search facility ��,�" find what you need, when you need it

· Share best practice with your colleagues, using the CLIP database of clinical improvement projects

· Keep up to date with healthcare news using the news tracker which keeps a record of what you have read, and allows you to note what you have learnt

· Test and track your guideline knowledge with our CPD knowledge tracker

· Take part in the debate by leaving your comments on any summary from Guidelines or article from Guidelines in Practice ��,�" see what others have to say

Register today, free of charge!

The normal rate for an annual subscription is ���£60 + VAT, but we are offering members of the College of Paramedics a lifetime subscription free of charge.Click below to register for eGuidelines.co.uk today

http://www.eguidelines.co.uk/user/register/index_newsys.php?assocID=cop

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