Vitamin B Folate Deficiency

This course can be accessed by  doctors, dentists, registered nurses and pharmacists. Non prescribing pharmacists and nurses must have a prescriber in place or have an arrangement for prescribing in place including face to face consultation and assessment. ( We do not certify or endorse non medical-practitioners). Vitamin B12 injections are being sought more freely and are being introduced into many medical aesthetic practises for supplementation and well-being. which currently does not require CQC registration in comparison  when treating the symptoms of a disease or disorder practitioners are reminded that this does fall under the remit of the CQC. This course examines the causes of Vitamin B12 and folate deficiency, treatment options, medical indications for use and when to refer.The  Vitamin B12 injections mentioned in this course are prescription only medicines irrespective of their use to treat medical conditions or as a supplement falling  under the regulation of the MHRA. Prescription only medicines cannot be advertised to the Public .You are required  to check with your medical indemnity providers that you are insured to carry out  Vitamin B12 injections.