Journal

A monograph summarises what is known; a safety alert announces what just changed. MHRA communications, recalls and Yellow Card, and how they fit a working medicines routine.

“Safe or unsafe” is the wrong shape for most pregnancy medicines questions. This guide shows how SmPC section 4.6, UKTIS, BUMPS, SPS, NICE and specialist guidance divide the work a...

An interaction checker answers only whether an interaction might exist; emc, SPS, Stockley's and the specialist checkers answer whether it matters and what to do, layered properly.

Monitoring requirements sit across applicable NICE and SPS guidance, the exact SmPC, local shared-care documents and specialist pathways. This guide shows how to assemble a defensi...

The generic name is sometimes the least informative fact about a medicine: how to check excipients, liquid strengths, crushability and brand differences using product-level sources...

Safe paediatric prescribing requires a source stack: local and specialist paediatric guidance for the regimen, the exact SmPC on eMC for the product, Medicines for Children for par...

What iatroX Medicines is, precisely: 1,255 evidence-linked UK medicine guides with a readable overview, a professional clinical tab, visible review dates and direct routes to the e...

emc holds the authorised documents for over 14,000 UK products; how to find the right SmPC, read its key sections fast, and avoid the classic mistake of opening the wrong product.

A medicine may be licensed in the UK yet not be the preferred local choice. This guide explains how to find an NHS formulary, interpret RAG status and combine local selection with ...

There is no single resource for every medicines question. This guide maps the UK medicines-information stack — SmPCs on eMC, NICE and CKS, SPS, local formularies, specialist databa...

The August starter pack: the free apps and sites worth installing before the first FY1 shift in 2026, one per job, with the full free-resource map linked for later.

The first year after CCT, equipped properly: clinical references, employment and contract decisions, money, appraisal readiness and the career layer, in one working toolkit.