Please look under 'Medicines' on the categories page for information on some of the medicines given in hospital.
The Royal Children's Hospital (RCH) Pharmacy Department also has information leaflets on some medicines that may be prescribed for children. You can get these from your RCH pharmacist or doctor or from the RCH Medicine Information website. The leaflets do not contain all available information and are to help you understand and discuss your/your child's medicine with your doctor or pharmacist. See 'What is in the RCH Medicine Information Leaflets?' below.
1: Go to the RCH Medicine Information website
Please read our disclaimer first regarding the use of this information.
2: Speak with your/your child's doctor or pharmacist
3: Contact 'Medicines Line'
National Prescribing Service (NPS)
Phone 1300 888 763
The NPS is a non-profit organisation,
independent of the government, hospitals or the pharmaceutical industry.
4: Contact the RCH 'Drug Information Centre'
The Royal Childrens Hospital
Tel: (03) 9345 5208
What is in the RCH Medicine Information leaflets?
If you have any concerns about your/your childs medicine The leaflets include information current at the time of review of the documents. |
This page last reviewed: October 2007