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Create your own customised formulary
Powered by the BNF, FormularyComplete allows you to create your own formulary, supporting you locally to make quick, clinically informed decisions.
Build and manage your local formulary information on the trusted, evidence-based information of the British National Formulary (BNF) and BNF for Children (BNFC).
Integrate essential prescribing guidance whenever it’s needed.
FormularyComplete supports health professionals to:
Improve patient care and make safer decisions
Promote consistency at the point of care
Maintain local formulary compliance
Saves time and money with instant access and editing
Customise your formulary
An integrated editing interface makes it easy to add your own status information and BNF & BNFC drug and preparations records to the formulary
Policy and Guidance
Promote consistent implementation of formulary policy by making documents easily accessible to clinicians
Trusted information
Practical, evidence-based medicines information for health professionals
Automatic updates
New BNF & BNFC content is added every month ensuring you have the latest information
Up-to-date BNF structure
Content through FormularyComplete is consistent with the web, app and print versions of the BNF
Auditable
Manage your formulary with reports showing changes you’ve made and whether any of your content has been affected by changes to BNF content
Contact our team for a demonstration
Find out how BNF content and FormularyComplete can help you.
Access BNF content online, on the move and in print
BNF and BNF for Children are available online through MedicinesComplete.
The essential app for iOS and Android to access medicines information on-the-go.
Essential reference books published in updated book form twice a year.
BNF content is available for licensing through Pharmaceutical Press.
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