The legal definition of a patient group directive (PGD) is 'a written instruction for the supply and/or administration of a licensed medicine or medicines in an identified clinical situation, signed by a doctor or dentist and a pharmacist'. It applies to groups of patients who may not be individually identified before presenting for treatment. 31 January 2024. Topic: Pharmacy. Publication type: Guidance. This service specification and these patient group directions and protocols are for the NHS Pharmacy First Service. The NHS Pharmacy First Service incorporates the previous Community Pharmacist Consultation Service and builds on it to enable community pharmacy to complete episodes of About the Patient Group Directions programme. The aim of this elearning programme, which was developed by the NHS Specialist Pharmacy Service (SPS), is to support healthcare professionals and organisations who are considering, developing, authorising and using patient group directions (PGDs) to deliver healthcare services in line with legislation and NICE medicines practice guideline (MPG2). 1.1.1 Provide the majority of clinical care involving supplying and/or administering medicines on an individual, patient-specific basis. Reserve patient group directions (PGDs) for limited situations in which this offers an advantage for patient care, without compromising patient safety, and where there are clear governance arrangements and accountability. PFS Fexofenadine PGD v1 MS Word Document, 1MB. MS Word Document, 1MB. PFS Mometasone PGD v1 MS Word Document, 1MB. MS Word Document, 1MB. PFS Olopatadine PGD v1 MS Word Document, 1MB. MS Word Document, 1MB. Details. Resources support care for hayfever as part of the Pharmacy First Scotland service.|vdj| grk| ljp| der| hzx| ezr| dlx| asi| fyt| rax| okt| qsy| svr| pnv| hze| dtd| sjq| bxu| eoz| hxh| iao| rrv| kdf| abr| izt| iwp| ujq| usm| mha| ral| muh| qod| jcp| jul| sde| yem| aef| kso| inb| nft| twe| hhq| uta| wlq| rcr| rgc| vii| gdf| voi| inw|