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Bedfordshire and Luton Joint Formulary
Bedfordshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes ICB
Formulary Chapter: 8 - Malignant disease and immunosuppression 
Notes:

Any drug not listed on the Formulary should be considered Non-Formulary - Not recommended for prescribing

08.01.05 Other antineoplastic drugs
08.01.05 Amsacrine
08.01.05 Arsenic trioxide
08.01.05 Bevacizumab
08.01.05 Bexarotene
08.01.05 Bortezomib
08.01.05 Brentuximab vedotin
08.01.05 Cetuximab
08.01.05 Crisantaspase
08.01.05 Dacarbazine and Temozolomide
08.01.05 Erlotinib
08.01.05 Hydroxycarbamide
08.01.05 Imatinab
08.01.05 Ipilimumab
08.01.05 Mitotane
08.01.05 Panitumumab
08.01.05 Pentostatin
08.01.05 Platinum compounds
08.01.05 Porfimer sodium and temoporfin
08.01.05 Procarbazine
08.01.05 Protein kinase inhibitors
08.01.05 Taxanes
08.01.05 Topoisomerase I inhibitors
08.01.05 Trabectedin

Trabectedin (Yondelis®)

RED
Formulary

0.25mg and 1 mg powder for concentrate for solution for infusion.

FOR ALL PRESCRIBING – Blueteq or High cost drug form required – see link from Formulary homepage.

Approved in accrodance with NICE TA185 and TA389

08.01.05 Trastuzumab
08.01.05 Tretinoin
08.01.05 Vismodegib
Classifications
May be initiated in any care setting
Specialist to advise therapy and provide first 28 days supply, continuation in Primary Care
Specialist to initiate and stabilise medicine prior to continuation in Primary Care
To be prescribed as per Shared Care Guidance. If no SCG in place status reverts to red.
Red medicines are designated as specialist only medicines which should only be prescribed by a specialist, usually within secondary care (either due to the requirement for specialist knowledge, long-term monitoring requirements, or restrictions that mean medicine supplies are only available to hospitals).
A decision has been made either locally and/or nationally not to routinely commission this preparation. Do not prescribe.
To be purchased over the counter. May be prescribed for chronic, long term conditions or on admission to hospital if essential.