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East & outh East England pecialist Pharmacy ervices East of England, London, outh Central & outh East Coast Medicines Use and afety Community Pharmacy NAID Audit on Gastrointestinal afety Introduction Adverse effects of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NAIDs) including cyclo-oxygenase-2 (COX2) selective inhibitors are a frequent cause of hospital admissions which are potentially preventable. The adverse effects include gastrointestinal bleeds, pro-thrombotic events (e.g. heart attack, stroke) and reduced renal blood flow leading to acute kidney injury. This audit looks only at gastrointestinal safety. NICE guidance requires all patients prescribed NAIDs for osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis (no age limit) or for low back pain (if aged over 45) to be co-prescribed gastro-protection (e.g. a proton pump inhibitor). Any patient prescribed prolonged treatment with an NAID is classed as high risk for gastrointestinal bleeding. The risk is particularly high for elderly patients. Audit time frame Under the NH regulations community pharmacies are expected to complete two clinical audits per year which should take up to 5 days work in total. This includes developing the audit, data collection, analysing the data and suggesting improvements. To collect a useful sample for this audit it is suggested that data is collected over approximately 1 week and includes a minimum of 10 patients. Audit sample All patients who present prescriptions for any oral NAID or COX2 inhibitor. Audit standards tandard 1 Gastro-protection All patients, regularly prescribed an oral NAID or COX2 inhibitor for more than 2 months are coprescribed gastro-protection, Audit standard 90% (Not 100% as some patients may be unable or unwilling to take gastroprotection) Action points before or after the audit may include speaking to your local GPs to explain the audit and ask what feedback or referral they would like. These might also include offering a targeted MUR to the patient. tandard 2 Verbal advice All patients presenting prescriptions for an oral NAID or COX2 inhibitor, whether regular medication or not, are offered verbal advice about their medicines. Audit standard 100% For the purpose of this audit we are trying to identify patients who are not offered verbal advice because someone else collects the medicine or it is delivered to them (including care homes). Winner: RP Pharmaceutical Care Award 2013 Finalist: HJ Patient safety award in primary care 2013; Winner: UKCPA/Guild Conference Best Poster award 2013 Winner: UKCPA Pain award 2012; Winner: UKCPA Respiratory award 2012

Medicines Use and afety For question 2 - NAIDs and COX2 inhibitors (BNF Chapter 10.1.1) ome brand names have been included for ease of identification but there may be other brands available. Aceclofenac (Preservex) Acemetacin (Emflex) Celecoxib (Celebrex) Dexibuprofen (eractil) Dexketoprofen (Keral) Diclofenac Potassium (Voltarol Rapid) Diclofenac odium (Voltarol, Diclomax, Motifene, Arthrotec) Etodolac (Etopan, Lodine) Etoricoxib (Arcoxia) Fenoprofen (Fenopron) Ibuprofen (Brufen, Fenbid) Indometacin Ketoprofen (Orudis, Oruvail, Axorid) Mefenamic Acid (Ponstan) Meloxicam (Mobic) Nabumetone (Relifex) Naproxen (Naprosyn, ynflex, Vomovo, Napratec) Piroxicam (Brexidol, Feldene) ulindac Tenoxicam (Mobiflex) Tiaprofenic Acid (urgam) For question 5 - proton pump inhibitor prescribed at licensed dose for NAID prophylaxis (BNF Chapter 1.3.5) Proton pump inhibitors and doses licensed for gastro-protection are listed below Esomperazole 20mg (including Vimovo) Lansoprazole 15mg Lansoprazole 30mg Omeprazole 20mg (including Axorid) Pantoprazole 20mg For question 6 - any other gastro-protection prescribed i.e. H2 agonist, misoprostol, nonlicensed proton pump inhibitor (BNF Chapter 1.3) Cimetidine 200mg/400mg/800mg Esomeprazole 40mg Famotidine 20mg/40mg Misoprostol 200mcg (included in Arthrotec and Napratec) Nizatadine 150mg/300mg Omeprazole 10mg Omeprazole 40mg Pantoprazole 40mg Rabeprazole 10mg Rabeprazole 20mg Ranitidine 150mg/300mg Community Pharmacy NAID Audit on Gastrointestinal afety Vs1 Aug13 (CL) 2

Medicines Use and afety NAID Audit on Gastrointestinal afety - Data Collection Form (print at least 2 copies of this page) Complete the form for ALL prescriptions received for any of the oral COX 2 inhibitors or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NAID) listed on p2, regardless of patient age or length of treatment. 1. Patient age (years) Patient 1 Patient 2 Patient 3 Patient 4 Patient 5 2. Name and total daily dose of NAID or COX2 inhibitor prescribed* 3. NAID or COX2 inhibitor prescribed for more than 2 months (from PMR or ask patient)? Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown 4. NAID or COX2 inhibitor used regularly ie taking at least 3 days each week (ask patient if not clear from prescription and PMR)? Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown 5. Proton pump inhibitor prescribed at licensed/recommended dose for NAID prophylaxis?^ 6. Any other gastro-protection prescribed ie H2 antagonist, misoprostol, non licensed PPI?^ 7. Was the patient referred back to the prescriber about gastroprotection? 8. Advice about medicines offered to patient when prescription collected? # 9. Only if the patient did not collect (i.e. Q7 answered PNC ), please indicate why e.g. carer or representative (CR), delivery (DEL), care home (CH) (this will help identify action required for improvement) PNC DNR PNC DNR PNC DNR PNC DNR PNC DNR CR DEL CR DEL CR DEL CR DEL CR DEL CH other CH other CH other CH other CH other Notes *Q2 Name and total daily dose of NAID prescribed e.g. naproxen 1g rather than naproxen 500mg bd ^Q5 & Q6 PPI or gastro-protection - see list p2. There is no need to identify which medicine prescribed, just record yes or no #Q8 PNC = patient did not collect so unable to speak directly to the patient. DNR = data not recorded for any reason e.g. forgot, the prescription was not collected during the audit period Community Pharmacy NAID Audit on Gastrointestinal afety Vs1 Aug13 (CL) 3

Medicines Use and afety Community Pharmacy NAID Audit on Gastrointestinal afety Data ummary Dates of audit period: Duration of audit (days): A B C D E F Total number of prescriptions received for NAIDs or COX2 inhibitors during audit period: Total number of patients presenting prescriptions for NAIDs or COX2 inhibitors that have been prescribed for more than 2 months and taking regularly (i.e. YE to Q3 AND Q4) Total number of patients presenting regular prescriptions for NAIDs or COX2 inhibitors and are co-prescribed PPI or other gastro-protection (i.e. Patients from B above and answer YE to Q5 OR Q6) Total number of patients aged 75 and over presenting prescriptions for NAIDs or COX2 inhibitors that have been prescribed for more than 2 months and taking regularly (i.e. Over 75s with YE to Q3 AND Q4) Total number of patients aged 75 and over presenting regular prescriptions for NAIDs or COX2 inhibitors and are co-prescribed PPI or other gastro-protection (i.e. Patients from D above and answer YE to Q5 OR Q6) Total number of patients where advice on medicines was not offered (i.e. NO or PNC to Q8) tandard 1 (tandard set: 90%) All patients regularly prescribed an NAID for more than 2 months and taking regularly are coprescribed gastro-protection. C B x100 = tandard achieved% = tandard 2 (tandard set: 100%) All patients presenting prescriptions for an oral COX2 or NAID, whether regular medication or not, are offered verbal advice about their medicines. (A-F) A x 100 = standard achieved % = High risk over 75 s All patients regularly prescribed an NAID for more than 2 months and taking regularly are coprescribed gastro-protection. Patients over 75 are at very high risk of a gastrointestinal bleed if prescribed an NAID or COX2 inhibitor regularly without gastro-protection. This calculation has been included to highlight the extent of the risk to your patients which you will want to feedback to prescribers. E D x 100 = standard achieved % Community Pharmacy NAID Audit on Gastrointestinal afety Vs1 Aug13 (CL) 4

Medicines Use and afety Three possible action points from the audit to improve practice 1 If tandard 1 is below 90% consider talking to the local GPs and asking how they would like feedback or referral. Particularly highlight the over 75 s who are at much higher risk of ulcer bleeds 2 tandard 2 consider how you might access the patients who do not receive advice e.g. contact them by phone, put a note on the prescription bag to ask patients to come in for an MUR or arrange to conduct some domiciliary MURs. 3 Consider offering a targeted MUR to all patients taking NAIDs or COX2 inhibitors regularly to discuss side effects, the risks of also taking OTC NAIDs (from pharmacies and many other outlets) and adherence to gastro-protection. CPPE is running a series of workshops on NAID safety to help you with your targeted MURs. Look out for these on the CPPE website www.cppe.ac.uk The RP local practice forum or the local pharmaceutical committee may also be running one of these workshops Don t forget that if the NAID is stopped, any associated gastro-protection should be stopped too. Please record your action points for improvement here East & outh East England pecialist Pharmacy ervices Community Pharmacy NAID Audit on Gastrointestinal afety Vs1 Aug13 (CL) 5