The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines in Psychiatry (The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines Series)

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The Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines (MPG) has been in continuous production since 1994. The concept of an evidence-based publication for prescribing in psychiatry was the brainchild of the late Professor Robert Kerwin. Professor Kerwin was one of the authors of early editions until his death in 2007. Each edition has been organised, and edited by Professor David Taylor,Director of Pharmacy and Pathology at the Maudsley Hospital in London, UK. Other past authors include Veronica O’Keane, Denise Duncan, Kathryn Abel and Harry McConnell. The 12th edition was written by Professor David Taylor, Carol Paton (at that time, Chief Pharmacist at Oxleas Mental Health Trust) and Professor Shitij Kapur (who was then Dean of the Institute of Psychiatry). The 13th and 14th editions were written by Professor David Taylor, Professor Thomas R Barnes (Imperial College, London) and Professor Allan Young (King’s College, London).

The fourteenth edition has been fully updated to incorporate the latest available research, the most recent psychotropic drug introductions, and all psychotropic drugs currently used in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan. Several new sections cover topics such as deprescribing of major psychiatric drugs, prescribing psychotropics at the end of life, the treatment of agitated delirium, the genetics of clozapine prescribing, the use of weekly penfluridol, and the treatment of psychotropic withdrawal ."

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Feetam C. "The Maudsley 2005-2006 Prescribing Guidelines (8th edn) Book Review", Psychiatric Bulletin, London, 2006. Retrieved on 11 March 2014. Need Urgent Care? Pharmacy Rotas Emergency Department (ED) Minor Injury Unit - Neath Port Talbot Mental Health Crisis Avoiding Injuries Holidaymaker/visitor? The third Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines International Conference "From evidence to practice" was held on Monday 17 December 2018 to celebrate the publication of the 13th edition. [11] Over 200 clinicians attended; more than 50 from outside the UK. Quality assurance framework for dental CPD, Guidelines for dental educators, Dental Gold Guide (Specialty Dental Training), Dental Silver Guide (Dental Core Training) .The 4th Maudsley Prescribing Guidelines International Conference“Clinical Psychopharmacology in the time of COVID” was held remotely on Wednesday 20 th October 2021. Developed by a collaboration of UK Cancer Networks and the Welsh Palliative Care Implementation Group. The All Wales Prescribing Advisory Group (AWPAG), a subgroup of AWMSG, advises AWMSG on clinical developments relating to medicines use in Wales. The AWMSG work programme is further supported by the All Wales Therapeutics and Toxicology Centre (AWTTC), which includes the Welsh Analytical Prescribing Support Unit (WAPSU).