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Please Note: This is a draft. Before using this material, practices should check the contents and adapt the text to suit their circumstances and style. Practice Name Dispensary Patients Requiring Specific Brand Due To Allergy Or Adverse Reaction Objectives To ensure that patients requiring specific types or brands of medication are highlighted as such and why, with an audit trail as to who has authorised it. Description This procedure covers all medications issued to patients Responsibility All dispensary and clinical staff are potentially involved in this procedure. Procedure / Process It is the practice and CCG policy to prescribe the most cost effective medication to treat the patient. With this in mind whenever there is a generic equivalent this should be prescribed providing there are no bio-equivalence issues. If a dispenser comes across a repeat in the brand format where there is a generic alternative this will be highlighted to the dispensary manager to change. This will be done with a note on the patients repeat slip advising them of the change. Items prescribed in the slow release format should have special care taken and items for epilepsy should remain the same whether brand or generic. If the patient has a specific need for a brand due to an allergy or adverse reaction then this should be noted in the section for the script directions immediately followed by the dose instructions. © Practice Services UK Limited. For use within your practice only. You are not permitted to supply this to any other organisation. Page 1 of 2 Known Risks New staff Busy staff Interruptions New brand to generic changes Review Procedure This procedure will be reviewed following: Changes in the law affecting dispensing. Changes in DDA or other guidelines affecting the dispensing process. Change of staff. Any adverse dispensing incident. In the absence of any of the above, on or before the date shown below. ENTER REVIEW DATE HERE (_ _ /_ _ /_ _ _ _) © Practice Services UK Limited. For use within your practice only. You are not permitted to supply this to any other organisation. Page 2 of 2