The MIMS look has changed radically since 1959, but the most important changes have gone on under the cover as MIMS has evolved to keep pace with the current roles of primary care practitioners.
Changes include:
- Page count has grown by 500% to make space for the latest drugs and prescribing advice.
- Drugs are now classified by pharmacological class, generic and brand name.
- New quick-reference prescribing resources, see below.
Alongside the key benefits of MIMS:
- Concise drug information
- Continuously updated and published every month
- New drug reviews
- List of new and deleted drugs
- Compact and readily available
- Primary care specific
We are committed to ensuring MIMS remains a constantly updated, practical and easy-to-use prescribing guide for primary care.
We always value feedback so please email us at mims@haymarket.com
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MIMS prescribing resources at the back of every issue:Tables
Drug comparison tables and compatibility charts
Guidelines
Easy-to-use summaries of national clinical guidelines
Palliative care
Opioid equivalence, syringe driver compatibility and more
Visual guides
Pictures of diabetes and respiratory devices