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Acute Otitis Media (Pharmacy First)

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0>=1>=10>=10>=10YesNoYesNoMildModerate/SevereYesNoNo penicillin allergyPenicillin allergyNot pregnantPregnant>=10No penicillin allergyPenicillin allergyPregnantNot pregnant
Outcome

Supply amoxicillin for 5 days (subject to inclusion/exclusion criteria in PGD) plus self care.

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Reported penicillin allergy (via National Care Record or Patient/Carer)?

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Screen for emergency symptoms and serious complications. Select ANY that apply.

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Is the patient pregnant (aged 16–17)?

Outcome

Supply clarithromycin for 5 days (subject to inclusion/exclusion criteria in PGD) plus self care.

Outcome

Supply erythromycin for 5 days.

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Shared decision making — does the patient have severe symptoms or symptoms for more than 3 days?

Outcome

Supply erythromycin for 5 days.

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Symptom check- does the patient have the following symptoms? Select ANY that apply.

Outcome

AOM less likely — symptomatic findings do not support diagnosis. Consider alternative diagnosis and proceed appropriately.

Outcome

For moderate-severe ear pain with intact eardrum. Symptomatic relief only — does not treat the underlying infection. Supply phenazone 40mg/g + lidocaine 10mg/g ear drops for up to 7 days. Plus self care.

Outcome

Supply amoxicillin for 5 days (subject to inclusion/exclusion criteria in PGD) plus self care.

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Reported penicillin allergy (via National Care Record or Patient/Carer)?

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Is the patient pregnant (aged 16–17)?

Outcome

Supply clarithromycin for 5 days (subject to inclusion/exclusion criteria in PGD) plus self care.

Referral

Patient is not eligible for this pathway. Refer to prescriber or appropriate service.

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Is the patient eligible for the Acute Otitis Media pathway? Select ANY that apply

Referral

Urgent: call 999 or signpost patient to A&E immediately. Emergency red-flag features identified. Consider calculating NEWS2/PEWS Score.

Outcome

AOM less likely — otoscopic findings do not support diagnosis. Consider alternative diagnosis and proceed appropriately.

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Acute otitis media more likely, offer self care and regular pain relief to all patients. Does the patient have the following complications? Select ANY that apply.

Referral

Onward referral — General practice or other provider as appropriate. Patient has complications requiring prescriber assessment.

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Does the child/young person have otorrhoea (discharge after eardrum perforation) or eardrum perforation (suspected or confirmed)

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Is the child under 2 years AND with infection in both ears?

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Assess symptom severity.

Outcome

Self-care and pain relief.

Outcome

For moderate-severe ear pain with intact eardrum. Symptomatic relief only — does not treat the underlying infection. Supply phenazone 40mg/g + lidocaine 10mg/g ear drops for up to 7 days. Plus self care.

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Otoscopic examination — does the patient have the following findings? Select ANY that apply

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Patient presenting with signs and symptoms of acute otitis media. Press next to continue.

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