MSS27 Clozapine-induced gastrointestinal hypomotility (CIGH)
This MSS guides staff to manage this risk associated with Clozapine which may impair motility of the entire gastrointestinal system.
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Showing 31 Publications filtered by Medication Safety Series
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Lurasidone – PSS001
Prescribing Support Series document supporting safe prescribing of Lurasidone.
Category: Medication Safety Series
Topic: Pharmacy
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Liquid oral medicines – MSS12
MSS12 - Liquid oral medicines promotes safer measurement and administration of liquid medicines via oral and other enteral routes and reducing risks of wrong route errors with oral liquid medicines
Category: Medication Safety Series
Topic: Pharmacy
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How to report an Adverse Drug Reaction ADR – MSS15
How to report an Adverse Drug Reaction ADR - MSS15 advice to staff on how to report ADRs via a yellow card, inphase and paris.
Category: Medication Safety Series
Topic: Pharmacy
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Clozapine – MSS4
Clozapine Medication Safety Series
Category: Medication Safety Series
Topic: Pharmacy
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Medication Expiry Dates MSS16
Medication Expiry Dates MSS16
Category: Medication Safety Series
Topic: Pharmacy
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Oxygen administration in an emergency MSS10
Oxygen administration in an emergency
Category: Medication Safety Series
Topic: Pharmacy
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Medicines optimisation – interactive guide
This interactive guide enables you to link directly to medicines policies, procedures, documents, tools and other sources of information produced by us.
Category: Guidance, Medication Safety Series
Topic: Pharmacy
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Tobacco smoking smoking cessation and psychotropic drugs – MSS25
MSS25 - Tobacco smoking smoking cessation and psychotropic drugs
Category: Medication Safety Series
Topic: Pharmacy
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Medication adherence MSS23
Medication adherence MSS23
Category: Medication Safety Series
Topic: Pharmacy
