Wound Management Formulary
Wound Management Formulary 2019 Reviewed 2019 Next routine review 2021. Introduction Alert symbol to indicate product is expensive Stop and consider if a lower cost product would achieve an equivalent outcome. Alert symbol to indicate product is a high spend item. In 2018/19 the highest spend was on barrier creams, foam dressings, protease
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