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With growing concern – both professional and lay (Ashton, 1986; Lacey &amp; Woodward, 1985) – about the adverse effects of long-term benzodiazepine use, many GPs are wondering how best to tackle the problem. In this paper, I describe a strategy adopted by a GP, CPN and psychiatrist (the author). This strategy centred around a meeting of all patients who had been taking benzodiazepines for over six months.

A novel approach to tackling the ‘benzodiazepine problem’ in general practice