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Explaining Section 10 exemption

17 September 2004Pharmacists are exempt from licensing requirements pertaining to the provision of medicines in certain circumstances, as described

Feasibility and setting up of clinical trials at participating sites

12 December 2022An overview of the Sponsor Pharmacy's responsibilities during setup of a clinical trial as part of participating site management

Guidance Handling of Monoclonal Antibody (mAb) and Products (Yellow Cover)

16 December 2016Variation in practice underlined the need for an evidence-based guideline for handling mAbs that was suited to all those providing care to NHS patients.

Guidance for Aseptic Transfer Processes in the NHS: Addressing Sporicidal Issues

31 July 2015  Following a series of patient deaths in 2014 linked with Bacillus cereus infections (MHRA, 2014) and observations of practice and microbiological monitoring made during…

Guidance on Definition of Supervision under Section 10 Aseptic Preparation Activities, 3rd Edition, Sep 2019 (Yellow Cover)

3 September 2019The NHS Aseptic Services Accreditation Working Group, working closely with the South West Product Approval Accreditation Programme have developed and published a definition of Supervision…

Guidance on Managing The Sourcing and Supply of Ready-to-Administer Chemotheraphy Doses for the NHS (Yellow Cover)

5 December 2016This document is aimed at staff in UK NHS hospitals considering or already sourcing their supply of chemotherapy as ready-to-administer doses.

Guidance to the NHS on the licensing provisions of the Medicines Act 1968. (Medicines Control Agency, 1992)

2 April 2019This document provides guidance and advice which is still relevant to the NHS today, on the application of the licensing provisions of the Medicines Act…

How should dentists prescribe, store, order and dispose of controlled drugs?

6 June 2016This updated Q&A aims to explain controlled drug legislation relevant to primary care dental practice. Includes prescribing for NHS and private patients, ordering/requisitioning, storage and…

Labelling requirements for Prescription Only Medicines (POM) and Pharmacy Medicines (P) supplied under a Patient Group Direction

9 September 2020Advice on the legal labelling requirements for Prescription Only Medicines (POM) and and Pharmacy Medicines (P) supplied under a PGD.

Legal mechanisms to supply and administer medicines to individuals

24 January 2022The main legal mechanisms used to supply and/or administer medicines are explained and considerations suggested for the most appropriate option(s)