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Abortifacients and Patient Group Directions (PGDs)
10 November 2025This article advises on the legal position on the supply/administration of abortifacients under PGDs.
Mixing of medicines and Patient Group Directions
10 November 2025This article provides advice on the legal considerations required when considering mixing medicines to be supplied or administered under a PGD.
Including medicines with Risk Minimisation Measures (RMM) in PGDs
10 November 2025Medicines with RMM may not be suitable for inclusion within Patient Group Directions (PGDs). If used, the RMM must be stated within the PGD.
Using and prescribing thiamine in alcohol dependence
25 September 2025Intramuscular and intravenous thiamine can be used to prevent complications of alcohol dependence such as Wernicke’s encephalopathy.
Rarely used medicines - How to view them on RxInfo
19 September 2025A guide to support on-call staff in locating supplies of rarely used medicines out of hours.
Prescribing and switching between modified-release methylphenidate
28 August 2025Modified-release methylphenidate capsules and tablets differ. Ensure patients receive appropriate treatment, particularly during periods of supply disruption.
Labelling medicines supplied without a prescription
18 August 2025Advice on the legal labelling requirements for Prescription Only Medicines and Pharmacy medicines supplied under a patient group direction or legal exemption.
Prescribing and ordering available pancreatic enzyme replacement therapies
12 August 2025The availability of pancreatic enzyme replacement therapies (PERTs) varies currently. Use our resources and mini-tool to find matches for licensed products.
Mutual aid – understanding best practice principles
15 July 2025Our advice to help NHS procurement teams understand when mutual aid is appropriate and how to request this.
Labelling and packaging medicines supplied by dental teams
26 March 2025Requirements for labelling and packaging medicines before supply by dental teams are detailed in legislation and depend on the classification of the medicine