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Prison environment and health
Replace clonazepam with an alternative antiepileptic drug to reduce drug misuse
BMJ 2012; 345 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.e7809 (Published 19 November 2012) Cite this as: BMJ 2012;345:e7809- Rhiannon England, general practitioner1,
- Neera Dholakia, general practitioner1,
- Emma Tukmachi, general practitioner1,
- Theresa Murphy De Souza, general practitioner1,
- Bronwen Moss, general practitioner1,
- Shazia Ovaisi, general practitioner1
- 1Holloway Prison, London N7, UK
- rhiannon.england{at}nhs.net
As a group of GPs who work in a women’s prison we welcome the series on prison medicine.1 We want to raise a matter that has profound implications for prison care and for primary care prescribing—the widespread misuse of prescription drugs obtained from GPs and drug services.
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