LauraGodden, Author at Resource Library - Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust

This resource from Medicines for Children provides advice about the use of antibiotics in children. Their information sometimes differs from that provided by the manufacturers, because that information is usually aimed at adults.

This resource from Medicines for Children provides guidance on how to give rectal medicines (suppositories and enemas) to children.

This resource from Medicines for Children has been specially written to provide guidance on how to give tablets to children.

This resource from Medicines for Children provides guidance on how to give medicines in granule or powder form to children.

This resource from Medicines for Children explains how to give capsules to children.

This resource from Medicines for Children explains how to give eye drops and eye ointment to children. Read the information or watch the video all the way to the end before doing this for the first time.

This resource from Medicines for Children describes how to give ear drops to children, including a video guide.

This resource from Medicines for Children provides instructions on how to use inhalers for asthma. These include ‘preventer inhalers’, which are used regularly in order to prevent attacks (this is sometimes called asthma prophylaxis), and ‘reliever inhalers’, which are used during an asthma...