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Resources

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General Information

• Asthma Management Courses Approved Under Section 256B(1) of the Health (Drugs and Poisons) Regulation 1996 - Fact sheet
• Employers and Employees - Medications used for First Aid in the Workplace
• Guidance for the Use of Infanrix Hexa (GSK) Queensland Immunisation Program
• Health (Drugs and Poisoning) Regulation 1996: Application to Chief Executive - Approval to Prescribe, Dispense, Sell or Use a Regulated Restricted Drug
• Highly Specialised Drugs (HSD) Program
• Interpreting Specific References in the Health (Drugs and Poisoning) Regulation 1996 Pertaining to the Supervision of a Person
• Ketamine Rescheduling
• List of Approved Medicines (LAM) (Previously Standard Drug List (SDL) for Queensland Hospitals)
• Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS)
• Pharmaceutical Company Representatives - Queensland Health Standards of Interaction and Behaviour
• Supply of Controlled Drugs (Schedule 8) and Restricted Drugs (Schedule 4) to External Agencies
• Supply of Enteral Nutrition Products to Outpatients Through Queensland Health Services
• Use of Returned or Unused Dispensed Medicines 
• Queensland Health Policy on the certification of Immunisation Programs under the Health (Drugs and Poisons) Regulation 1996
• Drugs and Poisons: Controlled Drugs for Destruction - Procedure
• Drugs and Poisons: Controlled Drugs for Destruction - Form
• Drugs and Poisons: Template for purchase order for scheduled drugs and/or poisons

General Practitioners

• Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme Fact Sheet: General Practitioners

Divisional websites

• Australian General Practice Network (AGPN)
• Bayside General Practice Network
• Brisbane South Division of General Practice
• Capricornia Division of General Practice
• Central Queensland Rural Division of General Practice
• Far North Queensland Rural Division of General Practice
• Gold Coast Division of General Practice
• GP Partners
• Ipswich and West Moreton Division of General Practice
• Mackay Division of General Practice
• Moreton Bay General Practice Network
• North and West Queensland Primary Health Care
• Queensland Divisions of General Practice
• South East Alliance of General Practice
• SouthEast Primary HealthCare Network
• PACE (Patient Centred Assessment and Counseling in Exercise) Project
• Southern and South West Queensland Rural Health
• Sunshine Coast Division of General Practice
• Townsville General Practice Network
• Wide Bay Division of General Practice

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Hospitals

• List of Approved Medicines (LAM) (Previously Standard Drug List (SDL) for Queensland Hospitals)
• Policy Guidelines on Public Hospital Involvement in Donations / Recycling of Medicines to Developing Countries

Nurses

• Health (Drugs and Poisons) Regulation 1996: What Nurses Need to Know
• Drug Therapy Protocol: Nurse Practitioner
• Drug Therapy Protocol: Isolated Practice Areas and Rural Hospitals - Registered Nurses
• Drug Therapy Protocol: Isolated Practice Areas and Rural Hospitals - Registered Nurses Appendix
• Drug Therapy Protocol Midwives

Pharmacies

• Drug Therapy Protocol - Pharmacist: Opioid Treatment Program
• Drug Therapy Protocol - Pandemic Influenza Program 
• Health (Drugs and Poisons) Regulation 1996, Subsection 284(3), Retail Sale of Schedule 7 Poisons - "Secure Place"
• Health (Drugs and Poisons) Regulation 1996: What Pharmacists Need to Know
• Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme Fact Sheet: Community Pharmacy
• Policy/Guidelines: Availability of Pharmaceuticals
• Queensland Health Quality Use of Medicines Conference July 1999 - Conference Proceedings
• Strategic Directions for Pharmacy Services 1999-2003: Queensland Health
• Legislative and regulatory update - information for pharmacists, March 2011
• Information circular: Conditions of dispensing regarding controlled drugs prescriptions, April 2011

Veterinary Surgeons

• Health (Drugs and Poisons) Regulation 1996: What Veterinary Surgeons Need to Know

Related Websites

• Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)
• Australian Prescriber
• Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration - Current recalls and alerts
• Environmental Health Branch - Drugs and Poisons Policy and Regulation Unit
• Health HealthInsite - Commonwealth Government
• Medicines and Pharmacy Services Unit
• National Medicines Policy
• National Prescribing Service Limited
• New South Wales Therapeutic Advisory Group (NSW TAG)
• Pharmaceutical Society of Australia 
• Pharmacy Guild of Australia
• Quality Use of Medicines - Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care
• The Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP - US)
• The Society of Hospital Pharmacists of Australia (SHPA)
• University of Queensland School of Pharmacy
• World Health Organization - Medicines
• World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Drug Statistics Methodology
• World Health Organization UPPSALA Monitoring Centre (WHO Collaborating Centre for International Drug Monitoring)

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