Shared care protocol – lisdexamfetamine in children and adults
This shared care protocol is based on the version published nationally by NHS England. The clinical content has been reviewed against current national guidance, and updated accordingly on the date indicated in the document.
These templates are provided to the North West and North East and Yorkshire ICBs for localisation and approval through standard ICB processes. Prescribers should refer to their local medicines committee website and formulary pages e.g. GMMMG, NTAG to ensure they are using the version adopted by their ICB.
Update information
Every effort is made to keep the content up to date. See the document control page of the template for details of any changes. These changes will be cascaded to the NEY and NW medicines committees secretariat.
Current version: v2.1
Last updated: 21st July 2026
Shared care protocol – dexamfetamine in adults
This shared care protocol is based on the version published nationally by NHS England. The clinical content has been reviewed against current national guidance, and updated accordingly on the date indicated in the document.
These templates are provided to the North West and North East and Yorkshire ICBs for localisation and approval through standard ICB processes. Prescribers should refer to their local medicines committee website and formulary pages e.g. GMMMG, NTAG to ensure they are using the version adopted by their ICB.
Update information
Every effort is made to keep the content up to date. See the document control page of the template for details of any changes. These changes will be cascaded to the NEY and NW medicines committees secretariat.
Current version: v2.0
Last updated: 21st July 2026
Monthly formulary amendments – May 2026
Monthly Formulary Amendments Documents list any NICE Technology Appraisals, NICE Guidelines, MHRA Drug Safety Updates, and National Patient Safety Alerts published in the previous calendar month which may have an impact on local formularies and guidelines. This document is for APCs, and formulary committees to ensure formularies remain up to date, and in line with latest NICE guidance and safety information.
This edition covers guidance and alerts published in May 2026.
It includes a suggested formulary position for APCs/formulary committees, together with a summary of any financial/commissioning implications. The purpose of the document is to support consistent decision making by APCs.
This information is produced for use by NHS healthcare professionals and RDTC stakeholders
Eculizumab for the treatment and prevention of antibody-mediated rejection in kidney transplantation
RDTC D&T reviews are prepared in response to specific requests. They are intended for use by drug and therapeutics groups or equivalent committees, to support the review of applications to use a treatment in an individual or cohort. They are not intended to be used as standalone publications
A copy of this review is available on request from nuth.nyrdtc.rxsupp@nhs.net.
Shared care protocol – atomoxetine in children and adults
This shared care protocol is based on the version published nationally by NHS England. The clinical content has been reviewed against current national guidance, and updated accordingly on the date indicated in the document.
These templates are provided to the North West and North East and Yorkshire ICBs for localisation and approval through standard ICB processes. Prescribers should refer to their local medicines committee website and formulary pages e.g. GMMMG, NTAG to ensure they are using the version adopted by their ICB.
Update information
Every effort is made to keep the content up to date. See the document control page of the template for details of any changes. These changes will be cascaded to the NEY and NW medicines committees secretariat.
Current version: v2.0
Last updated: 26th January 2026
Monthly Horizon Scanning Report – May 2026
Monthly horizon scanning reports are designed to inform the NHS about new products, significant changes to product licences, significant new guidance, and decisions that have been made by recognised bodies.
This edition covers new and updated medicines and guidance published in April 2026.
This information is produced for use by NHS healthcare professionals.
Monthly formulary amendments – May 2025
Monthly Formulary Amendments Documents list any NICE Technology Appraisals, NICE Guidelines, MHRA Drug Safety Updates, and National Patient Safety Alerts published in the previous calendar month which may have an impact on local formularies and guidelines. This document is for APCs, and formulary committees to ensure formularies remain up to date, and in line with latest NICE guidance and safety information.
This edition covers guidance and alerts published in May 2025.
It includes a suggested formulary position for APCs/formulary committees, together with a summary of any financial/commissioning implications. The purpose of the document is to support consistent decision making by APCs.
This information is produced for use by NHS healthcare professionals and RDTC stakeholders
Monthly Horizon Scanning Report – May 2025
Monthly horizon scanning reports are designed to inform the NHS about new products, significant changes to product licenses, significant new guidance, and decisions that have been made by recognised bodies.
This information is produced for use by NHS healthcare professionals.
Sodium zirconium cyclosilicate in children
RDTC D&T reviews are prepared in response to specific requests. They are intended for use by drug and therapeutics groups or equivalent committees, to support the review of applications to use a treatment in an individual or cohort. They are not intended to be used as standalone publications
A copy of this review is available on request from nuth.nyrdtc.rxsupp@nhs.net.
Budget impact of metformin 1g immediate release tablet prescribing
The purpose of this bulletin is to highlight the rapid increase in price of metformin 1g tablets over the last year, and to raise awareness of the difference in price of metformin 1g immediate release (IR) tablets compared with 500mg IR tablets. It considers the potential budget impact to primary care of prescribing metformin 1g IR tablets across the ICBs in both the North East & Yorkshire and North West region
This publication was updated in May 2024 – First published in February 2023