1. PGP-MG is beneficial for children and their families. 

When young children attend appointments with one of their parents, a clear management plan will be created. This plan can be shared with the other parent, grandparents, or the child's nursery or school. Since multiple individuals may be involved in the child's treatment, they can all contribute to administering medication and monitoring the child's progress.

Example PGP-MP - can be done in 1-2 minutes

You have ear infection
I recommend:
1. Please, leave the ear swab taken now in the reception on your way out. This swab will be sent to the laboratory for testing.
If the test reveals that the bacteria are not sensitive to the antibiotic I prescribe now but are sensitive to a different one, you will be contacted and advised to start a course of the antibiotic the bacteria are sensitive to.
If the infection is caused by a bacteria sensitive to the antibiotic I prescribe now, you will not hear from the GP.

2. Drink plenty of fluids,
3. Take PARACETAMOL (you can take PARACETAMOL if your temperature is higher than 38
Do not give your child more than 4 doses of paracetamol in 24 hours. Wait at least 4 hours between doses. Please read this medication  prospect for the maximum quantity of paracetamol that the child can take daily. You can find useful information about this medication at this address: 
https://www.nhs.uk/medicines/paracetamol-for-children/how-and-when-to-give-paracetamol-for-children/.
The child can take PARACETAMOL, as I mentioned, if the child has pain.
You can purchase this over-the-counter.
4. If you still have a temperature higher than 38 whilst on paracetamol, please take IBUPROFEN.
Please read this medication prospect for the maximum daily dose of IBUPROFEN that the child can take.  You can find useful information about this medication at this address: 
https://www.nhs.uk/medicines/ibuprofen-for-children/how-and-when-to-give-ibuprofen-for-children/
You can purchase this over-the-counter.
5. Start a course of antibiotic
I sent this prescription to your designated pharmacy -

6. If you still do not feel well, please contact the surgery and request a consultation. 
If there are no available appointments for a consultation with a clinician at the surgery and you do not feel well, please go to the Walk-in Centre, call 111, or go to the hospital.
If you are very unwell, please call 999.