Journal of Prescribing Practice

Aysha Mendes

Assessing cardiac chest pain in prescribing practice

评估处方实践中的心脏胸痛

Contraception is freely available in the UK from the NHS through pharmacies or private providers, such as Brook clinics. Despite wider societal acceptance of contraception, practical, psychological and social barriers remain to access for a range of groups. A first consultation to assess contraceptive needs will require a longer appointment as there are many issues to discuss alongside those pertaining directly to contraceptive use, such as emergency contraception, safeguarding and sexually transmitted infection risk. Health professionals must consider consent and confidentiality in any consultation and be aware of groups who are at higher risk of abuse, such as vulnerable adults and those from the LGBTQ+ community. This article discusses contraception use, and forms of available contraception in the UK, including common risks and benefits, barriers to accessing contraception and emergency contraception.

Gina Robinson

Effective advice on contraceptive choices

避孕选择有效建议

Polly Moffat

What does the budget mean for the NHS?

预算对英国国家医疗服务体系意味着什么？

This series focuses on aspects of prescribing for neonates, children and young people, from A–Z. Aspects of pharmacokinetics will be considered, alongside legal considerations, consent and medications in schools

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Assessing cardiac chest pain in prescribing practice

Effective advice on contraceptive choices

What does the budget mean for the NHS?

A–Z of prescribing for children

Use of supplementary infusions to optimise glucose delivery rates: answers

Assessing cardiac chest pain in prescribing practice

Effective advice on contraceptive choices

What does the budget mean for the NHS?

A–Z of prescribing for children

Use of supplementary infusions to optimise glucose delivery rates: answers