The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines in Psychiatry (The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines Series)

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The first commercial (A5) publication (the 5 th edition, 1999) was printed and distributed by Martin Dunitz.

It provides national and local catalogues of requestable tests, rules and guidance for electronic requesting (via the Welsh Clinical Portal (WCP) and GP systems) and a web-based knowledge resource for all clinical staff. Useful for commissioners, service providers, health, public health and social care practitioners and regulators. Access free standards and guidance produced by the Quality in Emergency Care Committee of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine.

New sections include ketamine formulations, intramuscular clozapine, penfluridol weekly, psychotropic discontinuation schedules and psychotropics at the end of life. The Maudsley 2003 Prescribing Guidelines, 7th edition Book Review", British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology , London, 2004. The All Wales Prescribing Advisory Group (AWPAG), a subgroup of AWMSG, advises AWMSG on clinical developments relating to medicines use in Wales. Each edition has been organised, and edited by Professor David Taylor,Director of Pharmacy and Pathology at the Maudsley Hospital in London, UK.

It provides succinct coverage of drug treatment of a wide range of psychiatric conditions, including advice on prescribing for special patient groups. If you do not choose to renew, you can continue to use the product but will not receive content updates. In 2004, Martin Dunitz were subsumed into Taylor and Francis Group and the 8 th edition was published under this imprint in 2005. Announcements: 15th Edition of the Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines in Psychiatry is planned for May 2024.If you have any recommendations for further inclusions in this list, please get in touch with the e-Library. Written by nurses for nurses, it sets the gold standard for effective, patient-focussed nursing care. NHS OpenAthens, and the resources it unlocks, is available to more members of the wider health and care community than you might think.