Drug Status Key

  • Non-Specialist Drugs
  • Specialist recommendation (or initiation where noted)
  • Specialist Initiation WITH Shared Care Guidelines
  • Specialist ONLY Drugs
  • Mixed Status - See individual drug entries for more details

Preferences

  • First Line
  • Second Line
  • Third Line
  • No Preference

Bariatric surgery: The surgery provider will supply 4 weeks supply of vitamins and minerals post op. Vitamin and mineral supplementation is not offered on the NHS in primary care for bariatric surgery patients. However, B12 injections should be supplied and administered by the GP practice alongside associated blood tests and correction of any deficiencies found subsequently. Please see the following patient information:

Vitamins and minerals for life after bariatric surgery

Bariatric Surgery guidance from the 1st of October 2017

PURPLE for Refeeding Syndrome: Use as per 10-day refeeding protocol (see Refeeding syndrome | Items agreed for prescribing to prevent or manage refeeding syndrome)  as per NICE CG32

GREEN for all other indications

Adcal is the preferred option for prescribing

Pack
60 tablet

To be prescribed under Renal recommendation for hyperphosphataemia

Calcichew is the preferred option for prescribing

Pack
20 tablet
60 tablet
90 tablet
100 tablet
120 tablet
Pack
60 tablet
76 tablet
80 tablet

Min-I-jet is a branded option commissioned for prescribing.

Pack
1 pre-filled disposable injection

Effervescent tablets:

For use in children and those with swallowing difficulties or specific clinical need.

Solution for injections:

For Refeeding Syndrome: Use as per 10-day refeeding protocol (see Refeeding syndrome | Items agreed for prescribing to prevent or manage refeeding syndrome)  as per NICE CG32

Pack
10 ampoule
20 ampoule
Pack
10 vial
1 vial
Pack
1 vial
10 vial