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toggle navigation 1. gastro-intestinal system 2. cardiovascular system 3. respiratory system 4. central nervous system 5. infections 6. endocrine system 7. obstetrics, gynaecology and urinary-tract disorders 8. malignant disease and immunosuppression 9. nutrition and blood 10. musculoskeletal and joint diseases 11. eye 12. ear, nose and oropharynx 13. skin 14. immunological products and vaccines 16. wound management products 17. treatment of poisoning 15. anaesthesia updates (current) reports (current) associated links (current) news (current) contact us (current) search search chapters 1. gastro-intestinal system 2. cardiovascular system 3. respiratory system 4. central nervous system 5. infections 6. endocrine system 7. obstetrics, gynaecology and urinary-tract disorders 8. malignant disease and immunosuppression 9. nutrition and blood 10. musculoskeletal and joint diseases 11. eye 12. ear, nose and oropharynx 13. skin 14. immunological products and vaccines 16. wound management products 17. treatment of poisoning 15. anaesthesia legend green drug - can be initiated and prescribed in all care settings. green alternative - second line / alternative green drug green+ drug - specialist initiation / recommendation. amber drug - specialist drugs suitable for transfer under shared care protocols. red drug - "specialist only" drugs (not for transfer). not approved - drugs that are not approved for prescribing. not reviewed - drugs that haven’t been reviewed yet and should not normally be prescribed unclassed drug - approved but no traffic light status (mainly antibiotics) welcome to the county durham and darlington formulary this formulary lists the medicines and related pharmaceutical products that are approved for use in the county durham and darlington nhs area. please note that combination preparations are considered non-formulary unless they are specifically included within the formulary. a formulary is only as good as the guidelines which underpin it. it is essential that this formulary is used in conjunction with the current guidelines. throughout this formulary links to nice and local guidelines are provided. this guidance should be read before selecting a drug from this formulary. it is recognised that we cannot expect 100% compliance. this formulary will only cover 80-90% of what may be needed for individual patients. the county durham and darlington do not prescribe list can be accessed online at: http://medicines.necsu.nhs.uk/guidelines/durham-darlington the county durham and darlington apc grey list – items to be prescribed in certain specific circumstances only can be accessed online at: http://medicines.necsu.nhs.uk/guidelines/durham-darlington the application for new product to be approved for use in nhs county durham and darlington be accessed online at: http://medicines.necsu.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/apc-new-product-application-form.pdf the feedback / notification of off-formulary / off-guideline prescribing form can be accessed online at: http://medicines.necsu.nhs.uk/committees/durham-darlington-committees the guide to rag list classifications can be accessed online at: http://medicines.necsu.nhs.uk/committees/durham-darlington-committee the process can be accessed online at: http://medicines.necsu.nhs.uk/committees/durham-darlington-committees minutes of meetings, terms of reference, and all other documentation relating to the county durham and darlington area prescribing committee can be accessed online at: http://medicines.necsu.nhs.uk/committees/durham-darlington-committees definition of rag categories within the formulary: green drug - can be initiated and prescribed in all care settings. green alternative = second line / alternative green drug green+ drug specialist initiation / recommendation. can be recommended by a specialist for initiation in primary care; or be initiated by a specialist and transferred to primary care once the patient stabilised. in some cases there may be a further restriction for use outlined - these will be defined in each case. amber drug - these are specialist drugs which must be initiated by the specialist, but with the potential to transfer to primary care within written and agreed shared care protocols and according to the agreed process for transfer of care red drug - drugs that should remain under the total responsibility of the specialist. usually considered as “hospital only” drugs not approved - drugs that have been considered by the apc or other approved body and are not approved for prescribing within county durham & darlington. not reviewed - drugs that haven’t been reviewed by the apc yet. this usually means that an application is in progress. these drugs are not normally considered appropriate for prescribing in county durham & darlington until such time that a decision is taken by the apc on their formulary status. unclassed drug - drugs that do not fall into one of the above categories (currently antibiotics fall under this banner to avoid confusion with cddft antibiotic formulary which uses a different traffic light system). annotations used within the formulary: ▼ medicines that are being monitored particularly closely by regulatory authorities in the european union (eu) are described as being under 'additional monitoring'. medicines under additional monitoring will have an inverted black triangle displayed. healthcare professionals are asked to report any suspected adverse reactions. u or unlicensed = indications which medicines or indications included with the formulary currently do not have uk product license otc = product that may be suitable for patient to buy over the counter rather than be prescribed depending on the indication as per nhs england guidance on “conditions for which over the counter items should not routinely be prescribed” available at: https://www.england.nhs.uk/medicines/conditions-for-which-over-the-counter-items-should-not-routinely-be-prescribed/ © nhs north of england commissioning support unit 2018 v.2017.1.17.1 this web site is intended for the use of clinical professionals. cookies are used to track how those professionals use the site.

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