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Considerations for using medicines following bariatric surgery
31 March 2022
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Guidance on the physiological changes after bariatric surgery (gastric bypass) that can affect the absorption of medicines and supplements.
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All our advice relating to administering medicines; ranging from legal mechanism frameworks through to practical administration.
Self-administration of medicines
25 January 2023
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Self-administering medicines in hospital can benefit patients and organisations alike and should be encouraged wherever it is safe to do
Risk assessing transcribing for administration
22 February 2022
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Various factors affect the risks associated with using transcribing for medicines administration.
Managing the risks of using effervescent tablets in children
9 March 2023
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Careful use of effervescent or soluble tablets to deliver part tablet doses for children and neonates can minimise risks of toxicity or suboptimal therapy.
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.
Choosing between oral vancomycin options
18 May 2021
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Local decision makers should choose between the options for giving vancomycin orally. Licensing status and other factors affect decision making.
How should intravenous (IV) potassium chloride be administered in adults?
20 September 2020
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Potassium administration via the intravenous route should only be used when the oral or enteral route is not available or will not achieve the required…
Making best use of restricted aseptic compounding capacity
18 September 2018
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The NHS is experiencing considerable challenges regarding the supply of aseptically prepared injectable medicines. This communication from NPSG advises all NHS customers of commercial aseptic…
What injections can be given orally or via enteral feeding tubes?
6 November 2020
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This updated Medicines Q&A is a quick reference summary to different types of enteral feeding tubes, in relation to medication issues. Not all enteral feeding…
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