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    Bnf 59

    The new BNF 59 in a lovely lilac colour is now available online (and from online bookshops).
    Interesting changes to the appendicies - May affect those "taggers" and those doing the pre-reg exam so make sure you have the correct copy!

    Updated prescribing information
    Prescribing in hepatic and renal impairment, pregnancy, and breast-feeding
    BNF 59 now includes information on prescribing for patients with hepatic or renal impairment, or who are pregnant or breast-feeding, within the relevant chapters instead of as separate appendices towards the back of the book. The information can now be read in context with the other prescribing information. The layout is similar to that in BNF for Children, with the messages adjacent to bold headings so that they can easily be found.

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    Re: Bnf 59

    I love the colour.

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    Re: Bnf 59

    Yebut, nobut, yebut. The renal impairment part has disappeared and now appears under the individual drug. No, hang on, that's a good thing.

    Where was I? Oh yeh, if you have to pay for it yourself (like what I do) it costs, with postage and packing, £34.99 which is, er, well, not all that bad actually.

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    Re: Bnf 59

    The colour is good! I admit to being a tagger - I just have to find coloured co-ordinated tags to go with it

    This is my pre-reg edition I think, I was dreading having to have something like the 55 (bright yellow) to haunt me for the year - though I suppose less likely to lose it if its luminious.

    Interesting to see about the appendices going. Guess I'll have to see how it looks in the flesh before I make my mind up, but I suppose in practice this is useful.

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    Re: Bnf 59

    luckily for me, i won't be splashing any money out for it!!

    could be a little confusing if the renal impairment sectins are under individual drugs....but hey ho......a new colour, so can't complain!!

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    Re: Bnf 59

    Remember that old BNFs can be valuable text books for Techs, students etc. They are also collected for despatch overseas to pharmacy schools in Africa and elsewhere where there are few text books.
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    Re: Bnf 59

    Quote Originally Posted by El-loco View Post
    if you have to pay for it yourself (like what I do) it costs, with postage and packing, £34.99 which is, er, well, not all that bad actually.
    British National Formulary by Joint Formulary Committee - 9780853699293 at The Book Depository

    What else do you get for £34.99 ?

    Renal and hepatic impairment sections with individual drugs - yes
    Colour - no (would have preferred something like blue)
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    Re: Bnf 59

    Quote Originally Posted by johnep View Post
    Remember that old BNFs can be valuable text books for Techs, students etc. They are also collected for despatch overseas to pharmacy schools in Africa and elsewhere where there are few text books.
    johnep
    John,

    Do you know the name of the company who ships old BNF's out or how to send them? I do have a couple of old (untagged) clean editions but I don't know who to send them to.

    Thanks

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