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July 2017 There could be temporary national shortages of particular doses of LMWH products in August 2017. Staff in selected clinical services will be notified if this affects them.
July 2017 Welcome to this years new junior doctors. E-learning is available on the prescription chart, safer basic prescribing and how to do VTE risk assessment in our Trust.
July 2017 Download now to your device the new improved BNF and BNFC app for iOS and Android that replaces the previous separate NICE BNF & BNFC apps. The NICE BNF App will be no longer updated.
July 2017 Take allergy seriously. Always check. See safety video.
June 2017 Please check Microguide for the latest on intravenous antibiotic first line choices during the summer 2017 national shortage. Cyclizine is a second line drug for PONV.
April 2016 Download the netFormulary App for your mobile device from the Apple App Store or Google Play. After installation select our Trust from the options offered during a 3 month trial period
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British National Formulary for Children Guys/St Thomas/Kings/Lewisham Paediatric Formulary
ABOUT THE FORMULARY The formulary is maintained by the Medicines Information team. Contact Medicines Information for any formulary or medicine queries by email ekh-tr.MedicinesInformation@nhs.net or telephone 723-6001 (internal) or 01233 616001 (external).
This web formulary is continuously updated. There is more information about our formulary here. Within the Trust more medicines information is found on the Drugs & Therapeutic pages and clinical practice is supported by policies and guidelines on Sharepoint as well as the information on Trustnet. We are constantly mitigating medication shortages and update formulary appropriately. FORMULARY APPLICATIONS Trust clinicians should apply to add to formulary new medicines/formulations or new indications for an established drug utilising the new drug request form.
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