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PGD supply and administration explainer videos
1 May 2024
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Short explanatory videos about the supply and administration of medicines under Patient Group Directions (PGDs).
PGDs in practice explainer videos
1 May 2024
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Short videos explaining Patient Group Directions (PGDs) and medicines mechanisms, and their use in practice.
What's new in PGDs and medicines mechanisms: an update
1 May 2024
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An update session for those managing and using PGDs and other medicine mechanisms in practice
Delegation of roles under a PGD
19 March 2024
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Delegation of any PGD function is not permitted. However there are specific tasks that individuals other than the professional working under a PGD can fulfil.
Options for GP practices providing influenza vaccination to staff
4 March 2024
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GPs can vaccinate staff using PSDs, written instructions, or via OHS or community pharmacies. Considerations for using each mechanism are explained.
Influenza vaccine written instruction templates for adoption
4 March 2024
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Two Influenza written instruction templates are available; one for NHS bodies or Local Authorities and one for independent and other providers.
Seasonal influenza vaccination and occupational health services
4 March 2024
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Advice on medicines mechanisms for the administration of influenza vaccinations to healthcare staff.
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 PGDs in occupational health services (OHS)
4 March 2024
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PGDs should only be used in an NHS OHS, where they confer additional benefit for service provision. They cannot be used for OHS via private provision.
Occupational health services (OHS) and medicines mechanisms
4 March 2024
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Various legal mechanisms can be used to supply and/or administer medicines within OHS. We explain some practical applications within this series.
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