Patient information (pdf versions)
These leaflets explain why certain medicines are included in the NHS England Items which should not routinely be prescribed in primary care guidance and where further help is available.
Patient information - Prescribing changes from December 2017
Patient information - Changes to aliskiren prescribing
Patient information - Changes to amiodarone prescribing
Patient information - Changes to prescribing of bath and shower preparations
Patient information - Changes to co-proxamol prescribing
Patient information - Changes to dosulepin prescribing
Patient information - Changes to doxazosin prescribing
Patient information - Changes to dronedarone prescribing
Patient information - Changes to glucosamine prescribing
Patient information - Changes to herbal treatment prescribing
Patient information - Changes to homeopathy prescribing
Patient information - Changes to immediate-release fentanyl prescribing
Patient information - Changes to lidocaine plaster prescribing
Patient information - Changes to liothyronine prescribing
Patient information - Changes to lutein and antioxidant supplements prescribing
Patient information - Changes to minocycline prescribing
Patient information - Changes to needles for insulin pens prescribing
Patient information - Changes to omega-3 fatty acids prescribing
Patient information - Changes to once-daily tadalafil prescribing
Patient information - Changes to perindopril arginine prescribing
Patient information - Changes to rubefacients prescribing
Patient information - Changes to silk garment prescribing
Patient information - Changes to Targinact® prescribing
Patient information - Changes to Tramacet® prescribing
Patient information - Changes to travel vaccines prescribing
