BNF 84 (British National Formulary) September 2022-March 2023: 84: September 2022 - March 2023

Product Information

For each vaccine monograph, the Drug action section includes a short summary of the vaccine type. Detailed information on the vaccine’s mechanism of action can be found in the corresponding Treatment summaries. The classifications, which are used to group similar vaccines, have also been updated. The cover image preview of BNF 84 (British National Formulary) September 2022 – March 2023 PDF Looks Something like this: Paper copies were historically distributed yearly, each October. The digital versions will take over from this October 2018. A British National Formulary (BNF) is a medical and pharmaceutical publication that contains information and advice on prescribing and pharmacology, along with specific facts and details about all medicines available on the NHS.

Physical Examination Procedures for Advanced Practitioners and Non-Medical Prescribers - 2nd ed. (2015) Joint Formulary Committee (2021) 'Paracetamol', in British National Formulary. Available at: https://www-medicinescomplete-com.apollo.worc.ac.uk/#/content/bnf/_970446495(Accessed: 21July2022).

Summary

Over the last year, we have undertaken research to understand how we could ensure that specialist drug content in BNF Publications is aligned with the stated scope within the preface, and with the primary use case of the BNF. Analytics around the use of BNF Publications’ content confirmed that specialist drug content is accessed much less frequently than drug content for non-specialist use. User research supported the analytics, and showed that those users who did access specialist content were most commonly looking at safety information, such as contra-indications, interactions, and side-effects.

We may be able to source and supply a paper copy in exceptional circumstances, from surplus BNFs distributed to other parts of the NHS. Please register your interest in receiving a copy via the online form at: https://www.snapsurveys.com/wh/s.asp?k=153553886772 The interactions are displaying correctly when the interactions information is accessed directly via links from the Interactions section of the co-drug monographs in BNF and BNF for Children.Pre-treatment screening advice on genetic testing for aminoglycoside exposure posing risk to hearing The vaccines class monograph has also been reviewed and updated. Information that is common to all vaccines can be found in the Vaccines, general class monograph. A new class monograph Vaccines, live contains information that is only relevant to live vaccines. Some monographs may have additional information that is specific to the individual vaccine. In such cases, information from the class monograph(s) and the individual monograph need to be considered together. Ideal for use by Pharmacists, Chemists, Nurses and Doctors within Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Pharmacies and Hospices and the ideal reference tool for all Care and support staff. See also: Please note that co-trimoxazole currently has its own entry in print that does not include the interactions for trimethoprim. As stated above, it is essential to refer to both drugs (trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole, under sulfonamides) to find all relevant interactions for this drug. This inconsistency will be corrected in the upcoming September editions, BNF 78 and BNF for Children 2019-2020. Digital products including MedicinesComplete and the BNF app have been corrected for the June monthly update.