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MEDICINE & ASSESSMENT GUIDE

Understanding modafinil

Modafinil 100 mg tablet

Draft patient information · awaiting clinical review.

A starting point for your conversation

Script’s planned modafinil pathway is for review of established specialist treatment. It requires evidence of the original diagnosis, prescribing and monitoring.

This is information about preparing for care. It does not establish whether a medicine is suitable for you or replace advice from your clinician.

What to discuss

Include anything that has changed since a previous assessment. It is fine to say when you do not know an answer.

  • Your specialist diagnosis, letters and current treatment plan
  • Previous prescriptions and treatment response
  • Recent monitoring, other medicines and any changes in health

Your GP or usual prescriber’s details and your preferences about sharing care information form part of the assessment.

What to have ready

Your current medicines and allergies

Include prescribed medicines, anything bought elsewhere and any reactions you have had.

What you have tried already

Have the treatment names and details of how they worked, including any side effects.

Your GP or usual prescriber’s details

The assessment asks who usually looks after your health and about contact with them.

Any recent blood pressure or pulse readings

Some questions depend on the treatment being discussed. Include the date and source of readings you have.

Previous prescriptions or medical records

These may be needed to verify your treatment history. The clinical team will explain what evidence is required.

What a review can lead to

A clinician may need further information, an examination, records or test results. The outcome may be advice, non-medicine options, a different treatment, a prescription where appropriate, or referral for other care.

Ask about expected benefits, possible side effects, interactions, alternatives and when treatment should be reviewed. An assessment or a previous prescription does not guarantee further prescribing.

Further reading

These primary sources provide additional information. Product information may relate to a specific brand or formulation; always check the leaflet supplied with your own medicine.

Clinical sign-off is pending. This preview is not a prescribing or dosing guide.