• Nursing times · Mar 2007

    Administering a suppository.

    • Dan Higgins.
    • University Hospital Birmingham.
    • Nurs Times. 2007 Mar 6; 103 (10): 26-7.

    AbstractA suppository is a medicated solid formulation prepared for insertion into the rectum to dissolve at body temperature (Moppet and Parker, 1999). The administration of a suppository requires skill and competence on behalf of the practitioner, as well as compliance with the NMC (2004a) guidelines on the administration of medicines and local drug administration policy.

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