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Patient alert card for medicines containing Abacavir. This patient alert card should be used by patients who have been prescribed medicines containing Abacavir' and should carry with them at all times when taking this medicine.
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Abacavir hypersensitivity reaction Key risk minimisation points: Abacavir Hypersensitivity Reaction (HSR)
Abstral (fentanyl citrate) sublingual tablets - Important risk minimisation information for patients and their carers
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Abstral (fentanyl citrate) sublingual tablets - Important risk minimisation information for healthcare professionals
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Combined hormonal contraceptives: Checklist for Prescribers
Alert card to be distributed to all patients (male and female) each time the product is prescribed as a reminder of the required pregnancy prevention requirements/considerations.
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Guidance document for pharmacists including a background on the risks in addition to a list of information to be confirmed with the patient prior to dispensing.
Guidance document for pharmacists including a background on the risks in addition to a list of information to be confirmed with the patient prior to dispensing.
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Alert card to be distributed to all patients (male and female) receiving acitretin each time the product is prescribed as a reminder of the required pregnancy prevention requirements/considerations.
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Guidance document for pharmacists including a background on the risks of acitretin in addition to a list of information to be confirmed with the patient prior to dispensing.
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Checklist/acknowledgement form for use when prescribing acitretin to female patients. This is intended to support discussion with the patient, present the key principles of the PPP and record that discussions have taken place by recording patient and prescriber signatures.
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Guide For Healthcare Professionals - Important Risk Minimisation Information on Potential Risk of Medication Errors
Teva UK Patient/Carer Guide to the Safe Use of ACTIQ®
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Teva UK Pharmacist's Guide for Dispensing ACTIQ®
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Teva UK Physicians Guide for Prescribing ACTIQ®
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Liver function monitoring scheme with Agomelatine for the treatment of major depressive episodes in adults
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Important information for patients about Agomelatine-recommendations to avoid liver side effects
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Important safety information prescribers guide-Agomelatine- for the treatment of major depressive episodes in adults
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Liver function monitoring scheme with Agomelatine for the treatment of major depressive episodes in adults
Important information for Patients about Agomelatine. Recommendations to avoid liver side effects
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Prescribers guide. Agomelatine for the treatment of Major Depressive Episodes in Adults
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Please use this checklist in conjunction with the Summary of Product Characteristics during combined hormonal contraceptive (CHC) consultations
All women should understand the small risk of blood clots with the combined hormonal contraceptives; what other conditions increase the risk of a blood clot; the signs and symptoms of a blood clot; when you need to tell a healthcare professional that you are using a combined hormonal contraceptive.
Important information for women about risk of blood clots with combined hormonal contraceptives.
To be given by the dermatologist, specialist dermatology nurses, or prescribing GP to reinforce the key safety messages around risks
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To be used as an aide memoire by pharmacists when dispensing oral retinoid medicines
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To be used by the dermatologist, specialist dermatology nurse, or a prescribing GP with a special interest in dermatology to record the discussion of risks with the patient
Instructions for use and patient diary
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Patient Reminder Card for Ambrisentan
This card contains important information about Ambrisentan. Please read this card carefully before starting your treatment with Ambrisentan. If you get any side effects, talk to your doctor, pharmacist or nurse. This includes any possible side effects not listed in the package leaflet. If you are a woman of child-bearing age read this information carefully. Ambrisentan may harm unborn babies conceived before, during or soon after treatment. You must not take Ambrisentan if you are pregnant. Women of reproductive potential must use reliable contraception whilst taking Ambrisentan. Ambrisentan may cause liver injury. This card is produced as a service to patients by Cipla.
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Checklist 1: checklist before prescribing Amfexa® 5 mg, 10 mg and 20 mg Tablets
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Checklist 2: checklist for monitoring of ongoing therapy with Amfexa® 5 mg, 10 mg and 20 mg Tablets
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Considerations when ending treatment with Amfexa ® 5 mg, 10 mg and 20 mg Tablets
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Due to the stimulant properties of dexamfetamine sulfate and the frequent presence of comorbidities associated with ADHD, it is important that dexamfetamine sulfate products be used consistently and only for the appropriate patients. The accompanying materials were developed by one of the dexamfetamine sulfate product manufacturers to facilitate awareness and adoption of recommendations for the use of dexamfetamine sulfate. It is recommended that these materials be used in conjunction with the SmPC for the individual product that is being prescribed.
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Information for parents and carers of patients prescribed Amfexa 5mg, 10mg and 20mgs tablets
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This sheet provides additional information for pharmacists on Amfexa® 5 mg, 10 mg and 20 mg Tablets (dexamfetamine sulfate).
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A physician’s guide to prescribing Amfexa® 5 mg, 10 mg and 20 mg Tablets (dexamfetamine sulfate)
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This chart is mainly intended to assess the growth of school age boys. It combines data from the UK 1990 growth reference for children at birth and from 4 -18 years(1), with the WHO growth standard for children aged 2 years to 4 years(2). The growth of children under 2 years of age should be plotted on the more detailed UK-WHO 0-4 years growth charts.
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A form template according to prescribing information in more detail, growth, psychiatric and cardiovascular status should be regularly monitored
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This chart is mainly intended to assess the growth of school age girls. It combines data from the UK 1990 growth reference for children at birth and from 4 -18 years(1), with the WHO growth standard for children aged 2 years to 4 years(2). The growth of children under 2 years of age should be plotted on the more detailed UK-WHO 0-4 years growth charts.
This card has important safety information about AMGEVITA. To request a copy of the patient alert card please contact Amgen medical information on 01223 436441 or by email to [email protected].
This card has important safety information about AMGEVITA. To request a copy of the patient alert card please contact Amgen medical information on 01223 436441 or by email to [email protected].
Patient Alert Card for Amiodarone Hydrochloride 200mg Tablets
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Apixaban 2.5mg & 5mg Prescribers Guide This educational material is provided to further minimize the risk of bleeding that is associated with the use of apixaban and to guide healthcare professionals in managing that risk.
Apixaban 5mg film-coated tablets patient alert card
Apixaban 5mg film-coated tablets patient alert card (large)
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Apixaban2.5mg and 5mg film-coated tablets - cover letter Outlining the indications for apixaban and the availability of risk minimisation materials.
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Apixaban 2.5mg & 5mg Prescribers Guide This educational material is provided to further minimize the risk of bleeding that is associated with the use of apixaban and to guide healthcare professionals in managing that risk.
Apixaban 2.5mg film-coated tablets patient alert card
Apixaban 2.5mg film-coated tablets patient alert card (large)
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Apixaban2.5mg and 5mg film-coated tablets - cover letter Outlining the indications for apixaban and the availability of risk minimisation materials.
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The educational pack is aimed at increasing awareness about the potential risk of bleeding/bleeding or thrombosis due to overdose or underdose during treatment with apixaban and providing guidance on how to manage that risk. This Prescriber Guide is not a substitute for the Apixaban Summary of Product Characteristics (SmPC). Please consult the SmPC for full prescribing information.
The patient alert card is aimed at increasing awareness about the potential risk of bleeding during treatment with apixaban. Patients prescribed apixaban will receive a patient alert card in the medicinal pack with the package leaflet. Please carry the patient alert card with you at all times and show it to every healthcare professional including pharmacists.
This booklet contains the instructions for use presented in a larger format and is intended for patients/caregivers with diminished eyesight. To request a printed version of this A4 booklet please contact Amgen Medical Information on 01223 436441 or by email to [email protected]
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This checklist is designed to ensure the patient/caregiver has received sufficient training with a demonstration device to enable confident and competent self-administration of the Aranesp SureClick® pre-filled pen at home. To request a printed version of the Training Checklist please contact Amgen Medical Information on 01223 436441 or by email to [email protected]
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For hard copies please contact our medical information department at 0800 035 2525 or email [email protected]
For hard copies, please contact medical information department at 0800 035 2525 or email [email protected].
Patient alert card to notify patients on the adverse events and the procedure to deal with them.
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a short guide to help pharmacists determine whether your patient is suitable for Aronix, or whether he should be seen by a doctor for further advice. Use of the checklist is optional, and pharmacists should use their professional judgement to decide when and how to use it.
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This document provides key information to facilitate the assessment as to whether to supply Aronix, it also provides information on erectile dysfunction, its causes, risk factors, co-morbid links,management, treatment options, Aronix product information and pharmacist role in supporting the man.
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Important Information to communicate to patients/caregivers prior to prescribing ASPAVELI (pegcetacoplan)
This guide contains important information and safety considerations for pegcetacoplan, including the risk of serious infections (including meningitis) and guidance on self administration.
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At first prescription, the prescriber/healthcare professional (HCP) should discuss with the patient the risks described within the discussion guide. For hard copies of this information please contact medical information department on 0800 035 2525 or email [email protected]
The Patient Card contains important safety information the patient needs to be aware of when receiving treatment with Aubagio (teriflunomide). At first prescription, the prescriber/healthcare professional (HCP) should provide the Patient Card. For hard copies of this information please contact medical information department on 0800 035 2525 or email [email protected]
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