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Rescheduling gabapentinoids had negligible effects on prescribing behaviour by general practitioners in England
Purpose: To determine whether the rescheduling of gabapentinoids in England as Schedule 3 Controlled Substances in April 2019, changed prescribing behaviour for gabapentinoids by general practitioners. Methods: Data on the monthly number of prescription items and the monthly average dose per prescri
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