TOPICAL corticosteroid
(TCS) recommendations from
pharmacists used to include “use
sparingly” or a label to that effect
was applied to the product, while
more up-to-date recommendations
are now gaining cut-through,
according to an MSD survey.
The survey questioned 200
pharmacists across Australia to
understand their perceptions
about TCS to find that while 66%
of pharmacists still recommend
use of TCS ‘sparingly’ in children
with atopic eczema, one third are
following the “fingertip unit” guide.
An MSD-sponsored online
education module “skIN CONTROL”
is available to pharmacists and
is accredited with the Australian
Pharmacy Council for 2 group 2
credits in the 2014-16 triennium.
Go to www.skincontrol.com.au.The above article was sent to subscribers in Pharmacy Daily's issue from 17 Mar 16 To see the full newsletter, see the embedded issue below or CLICK HERE to download Pharmacy Daily from 17 Mar 16
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