Electronic Medicines Compendium (emc) May 2023 Update
For May, 67 new medicines have been added, and numerous medicines have been amended.
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Introducing Psychotropic Drug Directory
Psychotropic Drug Directory supports the optimal and rational use of medicines, to improve the quality of life for people with mental health needs.
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- Agilio: Diagnosis and Treatment Guidance
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- BNF for Children
- Drug Compatibility Checker
- Drug Monitoring Checker
- Palliative Care Formulary
- Martindale’s ADR Checker
- Stockley’s Drug Interactions
- Stockley’s Interactions Checker
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- ASHP Injectable Drug Information
- Drug Administration via Enteral Feeding Tubes
- Extended Stability for Parenteral Drugs
- Injectable Drugs Guide
- Pediatric Injectable Drugs
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