The service is to review those prescribed edoxaban in primary care with a view to changing them to a more cost effective alternative.

Edoxaban Review Service is a service that requires a clinical review of all patients prescribed edoxaban for atrial fibrillation registered with GPs in BCUHB to assess if they are suitable for a more cost effective alternative and then change those that are. Part 1 - Edoxaban Patient Review Clinical review of the records of patients prescribed edoxaban. Anyone not deemed suitable for the switch must be evidenced in the records, consider using the phrase Edoxaban switch not clinically appropriate (no code) or, Edoxaban contraindicated (SNOMED CT:2949391000000118) or, Adverse reaction to edoxaban (SNOMED CT:1957181000006103). Those deemed suitable for a switch proceed to a consultation with the patient or their representative. Consultations to switch edoxaban to generic apixaban or generic rivaroxaban can be done via telephone, virtually or face-to-face. This must be documented in the notes, consider using the phrase Edoxaban switch clinically appropriate (no code) or, Edoxaban declined (SNOMED CT:1443911000000106) Part 2 - Edoxaban Patient Review that results in a switch to generic apixaban or generic rivaroxaban If clinically appropriate and the patient agrees to the switch to either generic rivaroxaban or generic apixaban; prescribe as indicated. BCU-MSP02-Edoxaban-W94015 Edoxaban Review Service procurement process has been abandoned as the supplier withdrew their expression of interest to provide the service. This is a Provider Selection Regime Wales (PSR Wales) notice that this procurement process has been abandoned and a contract has not been awarded. This process has been abandoned under the Health Services (Provider Selection Regime) (Wales) Regulations 2025. For the avoidance of doubt, the provisions of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015/Procurement Act do not apply.