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In the Wound Formulary we have provided an Exception Reporting form (available electronically) for use when non-formulary products are used. The goal of a wound care product formulary is to help all healthcare professionals who care and treat patients with wounds select the most appropriate dressings and bandages for each patient. 2: Cardiovascular System. If you already have an existing formulary, you can replicate it within WoundReference so that you can confirm your products are serving your facility well. Applications are required to make . MMT & supports the implementation of formulary choices contained in the Somerset Wound Formulary. While Free Basic members can follow the steps described in this topic to set up and manage their formularies, PRO+HBO and PRO members benefit from full hands-on guidance from our specialists and advisory panel on creation, implementation and maintenance of their digital formularies. Antibacterial preparations only used topically, 13.10.1.2. 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