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Off‐label prescribing during pregnancy in the UK: an analysis of 18 000 prescriptions in Liverpool Women's Hospital

Objective  Large numbers of drugs are prescribed antenatally, many of which are off‐label or unlicensed. An off‐label medication is one which does have a market authorisation, but for a different indication, dose, route or patient group than that for which it is prescribed. The purpose of this study was to determine how commonly these prescriptions are written at Liverpool Women's Hospital (LWH), a unit with 8000 deliveries per annum.