Nowe ustawodawstwo dotyczące możliwości samodzielnego ordynowania leków i wystawiania recept przez pielęgniarki w Polsce: poglądy lekarzy podstawowej opieki zdrowotnej

Monika Binkowska-Bury, Anna Bartosiewicz, Małgorzata Marć, Paweł Januszewicz

Summary
Introduction. Adopted on 22 July 2014, Law Amending the Act on professions of nurse and midwife, allows from 1 January 2016 prescribing by nurses and midwives in Poland.
Aim. Getting to know the position of primary care physicians on prescribing by nurses.
Material and methods. The study was conducted from January to July 2015, among a group of 310 persons, doctors from the Podkarpackie Province, using interview questionnaire was developed based on the literature and five-point Likert scale. The data was compiled using the Mann-Whitney test.
Results. Most doctors accept the possibility of issuing legal orders in future medical and repeatable prescriptions by nurses (75.5 vs. 69.0%). Nurses, according to the doctors oppinion, are not currently prepared for new responsibilities (56.4%).
Conclusions. Physicians of Primary Health Care come up to new solutions with wariness, they declare in most cases, that the nurses should have the power to prescribe medical devices and drugs previously ordered by the physician (repeatable prescription) and foods forparticular nutritional uses. Awareness of physicians about new powers (the ordination of drugs and prescription) conferred by statute to nurses and midwives should be increased. Nurses and midwifes should be prepared to provide the provisions in a professional way.

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