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Resources for primary care

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 5.5 Patient safety alerts and prescribing safety  

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 5.4 Safeguarding

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 5.3 Managing emergencies

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 5.2 Infection control   

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 5.1 Prescription administration system  

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 4.1 Managing information  

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 3.2 Managing concerns raised by staff (including whistleblowing and Duty of Candour) 

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 3.1 Managing concerns raised by patients and their representatives      

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 2.2 Staff health and well-being    

  • Clinical Governance Practice Self-Assessment Toolkit (CGPSAT) – Matrix 2.1 Recruitment and retention of staff 

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