Information Leaflets
Advanced hormone-dependent prostate cancer with spinal metastases - to be read in conjunction with the SPC
To be read in conjunction with the SPC , NICE TA 217 and NICE CG42
For Treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, discoid and systemic lupus erythematosus, and dermatological conditions caused or aggravated by sunlight in adults Information for prescribers - to be read in conjunction with the SPC
This information sheet has been produced to summarise key information about insulin Toujeo for those providing care for patients on this insulin, including on-going prescribing, supply or administration. It is not specifically intended for diabetes specialists who are responsible for initiation and switching to/from insulin Toujeo®. Specialists are advised to refer to the SPC and local protocols for further information.
For the symptomatic treatment of chronic stable angina or chronic heart failure Information for prescribers - to be read in conjunction with the SPC
For the treatment of pneumonia or complicated skin and soft tissue infections on the recommendation of a microbiologist when used as a 10-14-day course
**Please refer to attached prescriber information sheet for more detail prior to prescribing**
For Nebulisation in Adult Patients with Non-Cystic Fibrosis Bronchiectasis
To be read in conjunction with NICE TA64, NICE TA188 and SPC.
Prescribing Information Sheet: To be read in conjunction with the relevant SPCs
Please note: NHSE has stated that GICs should retain responsibility for providing prescriptions and for monitoring until the GP has agreed to a transfer of responsibilities. Individual prescribers MUST only prescribe within their own level of competence
Prescribing Information Sheet: To be read in conjunction with the relevant SPCs
Please note: NHSE has stated that GICs should retain responsibility for providing prescriptions and for monitoring until the GP has agreed to a transfer of responsibilities. Individual prescribers MUST only prescribe within their own level of competence
This leaflet explains how some medicines are used differently to how they were originally developed and approved.