Concise, evidence-based prescribing you can trust at the point of care
The ETG Therapeutic Guidelines access is the reference clinicians reach for when they need to prescribe well and quickly. It distils the evidence into concise, practice-oriented therapeutic recommendations across antibiotics, analgesics, cardiovascular care, dermatology and beyond, and keeps them current so the advice reflects the latest evidence rather than last decade’s habit.
Inside this resource
Broad therapeutic coverage
From antibiotic choice to analgesia, cardiovascular management to dermatology, the guidelines span the areas a generalist prescribes in daily, so one reference answers most of the day’s therapeutic questions.
Concise by design in ETG Therapeutic Guidelines access
These are recommendations written for practice, not literature reviews — short, clear and oriented to what to do, which is precisely what you want when the decision is in front of you and the clock is running.
Kept current
Periodic updates based on the latest evidence mean the guidance moves with the field, so you are not relying on a printed edition that quietly went out of date on the shelf.
Who this serves
- Prescribing clinicians — concise, current therapeutic recommendations across common areas.
- GPs and hospital doctors — trusted antibiotic and general prescribing guidance at hand.
- Pharmacists — evidence-based therapeutic advice to support prescribing decisions.
Before you buy
What areas do the guidelines cover?
A wide range — antibiotics, analgesics, cardiovascular, dermatology and many more therapeutic areas.
Are they kept up to date?
Yes — they are updated periodically to reflect the latest evidence.
The chart
| Format | Clinical guidelines (webproxy subscription) |
|---|---|
| Coverage | Antibiotics, analgesia, cardiovascular, dermatology, more |
| Style | Concise, practice-oriented |
| Publisher | Therapeutic Guidelines |
| Department | Research |
| Delivery | Emailed once your order is verified |



M. Fenwick –
Broad and dependable. Dermatology guidance helped me on a few primary-care presentations outside my comfort zone.
Dr. Callum W. –
The antibiotic guidelines alone earn their keep — concise, current and I trust them. It is the first thing I check before prescribing something unfamiliar.
gp_hana –
Practice-oriented and fast. No wading through a review to find what to actually do. Cardiovascular section is excellent.
Dr. Sunil P. –
Kept current, which is the whole value in prescribing. Quick to consult mid-consult.
pharm_lea –
Very useful prescribing reference. Concise by design, so occasionally I want more detail and go elsewhere, but for day-to-day decisions it is spot on.