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Lord Hunt of Kings Heath to ask His Majesty's Government what cost assessment they have undertaken of the daily dose rationing of liothyronine regardless of clinical need by the (1) NHS Devon, (2) NHS Buckinghamshire, and (3) NHS Hertfordshire, Integrated Care Boards; and what comparative assessment they have made of (a) the NHS England national guidance, and (b) the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence British National Formulary guidance on liothyronine, given the risk of harm to patients and that smaller doses lead to higher costs. 

Question HL5206: tabled on 30 January 2023 and due for answer by 13 February 2023

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Lord Hunt of Kings Heath to ask His Majesty's Government what cost assessment they have undertaken of the daily dose rationing of liothyronine regardless of clinical need by the (1) NHS Devon, (2) NHS Buckinghamshire, and (3) NHS Hertfordshire, Integrated Care Boards; and what comparative assessment they have made of (a) the NHS England national guidance, and (b) the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence British National Formulary guidance on liothyronine, given the risk of harm to patients and that smaller doses lead to higher costs.  HL5206
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Thursday 9 February 2023

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