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Pharmacy and Medicines Patient Information Leaflets

For more information please contact the Pharmacy Department

Aminoglycosides– your hearing and balance

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Homecare Medicines Service

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Linezolid

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Preventing blood clots (Venous Thromboembolism) when you have had a lower limb injury

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Preventing blood clots (VTE) when you have had a lower limb injury – Summary

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Receiving treatment with a bispecific antibody

Advice and information for parents, relatives and carers

Risk of osteonecrosis of the jaw with Bisphosphonates and Denosumab

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Stopping Methotrexate when in hospital

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Unlicensed Medicines

Information for patients, relatives and carers

Your Medicines and Your Kidneys

Information for patients, relatives and carers

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