Antimicrobial Prescribing Quick Reference Guide for ...

LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS Community …

Alternative oral antibiotics if low severity, for penicillin allergy or if amoxicillin unsuitable (for example, atypical pathogens suspected) OR Doxycycline OR Clarithromycin Erythromycin (in pregnancy) 200mg first day then 100mg OD for 4 days 500mg BD 500mg QDS 5 days in total 5 days 5 days CRB-65 score = 1-2 (consider hospital referral)

  Antibiotic, Community, Respiratory, Infections, Doxycycline, Tract, Respiratory tract infections community

Heart Failure Traffic Light Treatment Guidelines

The heart failure traffic light classification is a simple means of classifying patients into the various potential health sectors delivering heart ... Decompensated HF planning of Management & periodic review Clinics follow up +/- HF specialist nurse Primary Care Specialist Nurse

  Earth, Failure, Heart failure, Decompensated

V1.0 Last reviewed: June 2021 Review date: June 2024 ...

Antipsychotics – Prescribing Guideline V1.0 Last reviewed: June 2021 Review date: June 2024 3 Appendix one outlines the criteria for transferring antipsychotic prescribing to primary care. Administration of Depot Injections Practitioners must have the necessary knowledge, skills and competency to safely

  Guidelines, Prescribing, Prescribing guidelines

Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Monitoring in Children

Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Monitoring in Children V1.1 Last reviewed: 17/09/2020 Review date: 17/09/2023 Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Monitoring in Children Information Sheet for Primary Care Prescribers

Lisdexamfetamine Adult ADHD - NottsAPC

Lisdexamfetamine capsules (Elvanse® Adult) – 30mg, 50mg and 70mg. Cost x 28 capsules = £58.24, £68.60 and £83.16 respectively. It is advised to prescribe Lisdexamfetamine by brand due to differences in licensing between Elvanse® Adult and Elvanse®

  Elvanse

DERBYSHIRE JOINT AREA PRESCRIBING COMMITTEE (JAPC ...

usually as per BOMSS GP guidance1 for the management of nutrition following ... 12, Glucose/HbA1c, thyroid function test, lipid profile, Zinc/Copper/Selenium monitoring as standard. DERBYSHIRE JOINT AREA PRESCRIBING COMMITTEE (JAPC) Monitoring and Medication after Bariatric Surgery ... The Derbyshire Medicines Management Shared Care & Guideline …

  Management, Medication, Medicine, Prescribing, Monitoring, Surgery, After, Bariatric, Derbyshire, Derbyshire medicines management, Monitoring and medication after bariatric surgery

Prescribing Specialised Infant Formula to Premature Infants

2. Breast-fed preterm infants (born at <36 weeks gestation) should be prescribed 0.6ml of Abidec ®stdaily until their 1 birthday and 1ml Sytron® (or 0.6ml Fersamal )from 1 month after birth to 6 months corrected age. 3. Premature infants who have been discharged on infant formula intended for babies born at

  Infant, Preterm, Preterm infants

URTICARIA AND/OR ANGIOEDEMA MANAGEMENT …

eating, medication use, insect stings or exercise. If so, refer to allergy service particularly if features of anaphylaxis (difficulty in breathing, symptoms of hypotension). If future risk of anaphylaxis prescribe two adrenaline auto-injectors (AAI). Consider urticarial vasculitis. Refer to Dermatology. Review medication use.

  Auto, Jetronic, Adrenaline, Adrenaline auto

The Nottinghamshire and Nottingham Guidelines for Care in ...

Identification of patient in the last year of life using Gold Standards Framework prognostic indicators in primary care, secondary care, hospice or care home. PATIENT ReSPECT (Recommended Summary Plan for Emergency Care and Treatment Advance Care Plan Gold Standards Framework CARER PROGNOSIS Carers Needs Assessment < 1 YEAR Check …

  Identification, Carers

Supporting guideline for the prescribing of nebulised ...

Importance of adherence to the drug regime must be emphasised to patients as compliance to twice daily nebulisation of Colomycin® can be an issue for patients and may result in reduced efficacy of the drug (3). Whilst on treatment, patients should continue with their standard treatments as clinically necessary.

  Adherence

Critical Care Intravenous Drug Administration Guide - SGUL

cephalosporins, erythromycin, penicillins, phenytoin, potassium chloride, heparin, thiopentone, tetracyclines, vitamins B and C, nitrofuranoin, warfarin pH: 4.5 Serum level monitoring required. Usually given once daily at 12noon, dose 15-20mg/kg. Trough level taken at 6am should be less than 5 mcg/ml. Flush: NS, G Sodium content: 0.72mmol/500mg

  Administration, Guide, Critical, Drug, Care, Intravenous, Erythromycin, Critical care intravenous drug administration guide

UKCPA Minimum Volumes Guide 2012

250mg per ml injected undiluted 500mg diluted in 200ml to give a 2.5mg per ml solution Diluent: Sodium chloride 0.9%, Glucose 5% or Compound sodium lactate (Hartmanns). Suggested Minimum Dilutions Required dose to be diluted up to 50ml total volume. Comments for Concentrated Solutions Over 30 minutes. Amphotericin (Fungizone)

  Minimum, 250mg, Ackup, Ukcpa minimum

Viatris Patient Assistance Program (PAP) Application

Erygel® (erythromycin) Topical Gel USP, 2% Evoclin® (clindamycin phosphate) Foam, 1% Felbatol® (felbamate) Gastrocrom® (cromolyn sodium, USP) oral concentrate 100mg 5mL Oral Concentrate 96s 0.12% 100gm QTY 0.12% 50gm QTY 200 IU/mL 2mL MDV 1pk QTY 250mcg Suppository 6s QTY 500mcg Suppository 6s QTY 1000mcg Suppository 6s QTY 0.05% 50gm …

  Erythromycin