bpacnz prescribing report - Proton pump inhibitor prescribing in primary care

Prescribing report: Proton pump inhibitor prescribing in primary care

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This report provides prescribers with data about the patients they have prescribed for and in their practice who are taking PPIs^* to facilitate reflection on whether prescribing is appropriate in terms of the number of patients using these medicines, the duration of use and dose.

^*Unless otherwise stated, the data presented is for omeprazole, pantoprazole and lansoprazole combined

Published: 22 March 2019

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