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NICE Medicines Practice Guidelines 2 Patient Group Directions MPG2 2017

Jo Jenkins, Specialist Pharmacist (Patient Group Directions), Medicines Use and Safety (SPS)Source National Institute for Health and Care ExcellencePublished Last updated See all updates
Topics: Medicines SafetyPatient Group DirectionsRegulatorySummary advice

NICE guidance providing good practice recommendations for individual people and organisations involved with the development, authorisation and use PGDs.

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The guideline provides good practice recommendations for individual people and organisations involved with PGDs, with the aim of ensuring patients receive safe and appropriate care and timely access to medicines, in line with legislation.

It is written in the context of the NHS in England, including independent organisations or contractors who are commissioned to provide NHS services. It may also be applicable to individual people and organisations delivering non-NHS healthcare services, and to some of the devolved administrations.

Resources to support this guideline are also available. These include competency frameworks and a blank template. See links below.

 

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