Best practice in monitoring chronic conditions

Dr Sarah Jarvis
ByDr Sarah Jarvis
Published12 August 2015
Successful monitoring of patients with long-term conditions can be encapsulated succinctly: fail-safe practice systems and effective communication.

“It can be time-consuming to deal with all the patient’s results and counselling in one appointment.”

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Dr Sarah Jarvis
MDU medico-legal adviser

Sarah studied at St George's Hospital medical school, intercalating a BSc as part of her studies. After completing her GP training she became a GP principal, a position she held for 12 years alongside roles as a GP trainer, prescribing lead and child protection lead within her practice. Sarah also sat on (and later chaired) the GMC and MPTS fitness to practise panels for 10 years.

Best practice in monitoring chronic conditions