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Antihyperglycaemic agents for Type 2 diabetes
Diet & Lifestyle first line therapy 1,2, 3 Provide Sick Day Guidance (page 7) Intensive diet & lifestyle management for all patients1. enrolment into NCL Low-Calorie Diet Programme for eligible patients, to support healthier lifestyle, weight loss, and remission of Type 2 diabetes. 2 ,3 5 + Gliclazide, or Basal insulin
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Guidance for the management of hypertriglyceridaemia
www.ncl-mon.nhs.ukof cardiovascular disease1 (full lifestyle advice published in NICE CG1812) Cardioprotective diet including: o Restrict consumption of high glycaemic index/load foods as well as refined sugars, fruit juices, and high fructose beverages 1 o Increased consumption of oily fish 1,2 (pregnant women to limit their oily fish to no more
Direct Oral Anticoagulant (DOAC) Interactions
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Factsheet Lithium Preparations
www.ncl-mon.nhs.ukthyroxine. Monitor thyroid function tests. Polyuria and polydipsia *Uncommon Transient following initiation. Try reducing dose. May occur more frequently with twice-daily dosing. If persists, check creatinine and U&Es. Advise patient drinks fluid in moderation to avoid changes in fluid balance. Diarrhoea *Uncommon May be a sign of toxicity ...
Discontinuation of Phyllocontin® (aminophylline) 225mg …
www.ncl-mon.nhs.ukMemo re discontinuation of Phyllocontin® (aminophylline) 225mg and 350mg modified release tablets Page . 2. of . 3. Switching medications . The following advice should be used to support switching to Uniphyllin Continus® (oral theophylline tablets) in patients for whom treatment with a methylxanthine is still required
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Factsheet - Antipsychotic Monitoring
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Direct Oral Anticoagulant (DOAC) counselling checklist
www.ncl-mon.nhs.uk15. Surgical procedures (including dental treatment) and hospital admission: patient must inform healthcare professional that s/he is taking DOAC especially as: patient will need management of anticoagulation around procedures and VTE thromboprophylaxis (e.g. LMWH) is often prescribed on admission to hospital. 18.
DOAC Prescribing Support - NCL Medicines Optimisation …
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