Paediatric Intravenous Medicines Monographs
GGC Paediatric Guidelines
What's new / Latest updates
Access to monographs is now available on non-NHS devices via an O365 Sharepoint site. Use your NHSGGC O365 credentials to access.
The Paediatric Risk and Effectiveness Committee have approved the replacement of existing, locally produced paediatric IV monographs with national monographs from the Medusa Injectable Medicines Guide. The monographs, which are updated regularly, have been prepared by the Medusa group in conjunction with the Neonatal and Paediatric Pharmacists group (NPPG) and are in wide use in other areas of the NHS across the UK.
Access information via Sharepoint (log in with your NHSGGC M365 credentials)
Pdf copies of a set of core monographs are available to download from the Paediatric IV Monographs page on Sharepoint.
These include:
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ACETYLCYSTEINE (Admin guidance) AMIKACIN AMPHOTERICIN LIPOSOMAL (Ambisome) ACICLOVIR (concentrated solution) AMINOPHYLLINE (Admin guidance) ACICLOVIR (powder for recon) AMOXICILLIN BENZYLPENICILLIN CALCIUM GLUCONATE (Example) CEFUROXIME (Recon info) CLINDAMYCIN CASPOFUNGIN CHLORPHENAMINE CO-AMOXICLAV CEFOTAXIME (Brand recon info) CICLOSPORIN CO-TRIMOXAZOLE (Dilution table) CEFTAZIDIME (Brand recon info) CIPROFLOXACIN CYCLIZINE |
CEFTRIAXONE (Recon info) CLARITHROMYCIN (Recon info) DEXAMETHASONE DIAZEPAM EMULSION DOPAMINE ESOMEPRAZOLE FERRIC CARBOXYMALTOSE (Cumulative iron dose) FLUCONAZOLE FUROSEMIDE FLUCLOXACILLIN (Brand recon info) GENTAMICIN HEPARIN SODIUM HYDROCORTISONE SODIUM SUCCINATE HYOSCINE BUTYLBROMIDE HYDROCORTISONE SODIUM PHOSPHATE INSULIN (HUMAN SOLUBLE) LEVETIRACETAM LINEZOLID (Example calculation) LORAZEPAM MEROPENEM METOCLOPRAMIDE |
MIDAZOLAM METHYLPREDNISOLONE SODIUM SUCCINATE METRONIDAZOLE MORPHINE SULFATE NALOXONE OMEPRAZOLE ONDANSETRON PHENOBARBITAL SODIUM PHYTOMENADIONE PHENYTOIN SODIUM POTASSIUM RANITIDINE RIFAMPACIN SALBUTAMOL SODIUM CHLORIDE SODIUM VALPROATE TEICOPLANIN TOBRAMYCIN TRANEXAMIC ACID VANCOMYCIN VORICONAZOLE
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Please note: the information contained within each monograph is brand-specific and is relevant to the brands described in the monograph and may not be completely accurate for other brands. If there is no monograph for the particular brand of drug or for the medicine that you intend to administer, information may be available within the package itself or alternatively, please contact your clinical pharmacist or Medicines Information medinfo@ggc.scot.nhs.uk. Tel: 0141 452 4691