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Worked example of assessing the risk of transcribing
22 February 2022
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Example where medicines are prescribed by both the patient’s GP and specialist clinicians, and are administered in a patient’s home.
Why and how medicines are given with soft food or thickened fluid
17 December 2024
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Giving medicines with food or fluid may be needed for people with swallowing difficulties or for covert administration. Practical advice is provided.
When and how can dentists supply medicines?
28 November 2019
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The attached Medicines Q&A aims to explain the legal status of medicines in the UK and when and how they may be supplied by dentists to patients
What steroid supplementation is required for a patient with primary adrenal insufficiency undergoing a dental procedure?
5 December 2019
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This Medicines Q&A gives guidance on dental procedures for which steroid supplementation may be required in patients with primary adrenal insufficiency and gives advice on…
What should be considered when choosing or prescribing saliva substitutes?
4 February 2020
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Dry mouth is a complaint often presented to dental practitioners. There are a number of products available to manage this condition, however not all are…
What is the clinical significance of potential drug interactions with local anaesthetic preparations used in primary care dentistry?
30 July 2020
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This updated Medicines Q&A explores the clinical significance of potential interactions between dental local anaesthetic preparations and other medicines as listed in the BNF and…
Visual impairment: supporting adherence
12 December 2023
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Interventions and tools to help improve medication adherence, where visual impairment (capability) has been identified as a factor
Vaccines and immunisation: resources for answering questions
24 February 2023
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Suggested resources to help primary care healthcare professionals find information to answer questions on vaccines and immunisation
Using written instructions in occupational health services
4 March 2024
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Written instructions can be used as part of an occupational health service to supply/administer medicines to staff within the organisation.
Using transdermal patches safely in healthcare settings
3 May 2022
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Guidance on strategies for the safe application of transdermal patches to reduce the risk of medication errors in healthcare settings.
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