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Cardiff University and the British National Formulary are reviewing the community nurse formulary to understand prescribing needs. This research aims to identify potential expansions for district, health visitor, and school nurse prescribers.

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Nursing Practice and Policy
Pharmacology and Therapeutics

Background:

The community nurse formulary is a critical resource for non-medical prescribers.
Understanding current prescribing patterns is essential for effective formulary management.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the existing community nurse formulary for v100 and v150 prescribers.
To investigate the clinical requirements and prescribing practices of district nurses, health visitors, and school nurses.
To identify potential areas for formulary expansion based on current needs.

Main Methods:

Research conducted by Cardiff University and the British National Formulary (BNF).
Analysis of medicines prescribed by community nurses utilizing the specified formulary.
Evaluation of clinical requirements to inform potential formulary updates.

Main Results:

Data on current prescribing patterns of district nurses, health visitors, and school nurses is being gathered.
Specific medicines prescribed within the v100 and v150 formulary are under review.
Areas for potential formulary expansion are being identified through clinical needs assessment.

Conclusions:

The review will provide insights into the practical application of the community nurse formulary.
Findings will inform evidence-based decisions regarding formulary updates and prescriber support.
This research supports optimizing medicines availability for community nursing services.