Patient Group Directions (PGDs)

Non-urgent advice: Note

Please be aware that the new address to send completed addresses and queries to is fife.pgd@nhs.scot.

When a patient is excluded from a PGD

An e-SBAR is always the preferred and endorsed method of communicating non-urgent clinical information to general practice colleagues. 

This referral form has also been produced for use in NHS Fife, at the request of community pharmacy teams and GP staff alike, when an e-SBAR has not been possible. It can be given to a patient and helps communicate clearly why a PGD supply was not appropriate at that time. This is useful information for patients and general practice staff.

Bridging Contraception PGD

Flu Vaccination 24/25 PGD

Emergency Hormonal Contraception PGD

Please note: The ‘Child protection: practice level 1 [informed]’ and ‘Child protection : practice level 2 [skilled]’ modules supersede the NES Pharmacy resource ‘Child protection: it’s everyone’s job to make sure I’m alright’ mentioned in the EHC PGD.

Pharmacy First PGDs & Assessment Forms

Hayfever

Paracetamol PGDs

Chlamydia Treatment PGD

Smoking Cessation Varenicline PGD

PGD 359 for supply of Varenicline
Patient assessment form & GP notification varenicline


Wound Care Co-Amoxiclav PGD