Sale and Supply 1

Section 72A of the Medicines act states that the responsible pharmacist must secure the safe legal keys( safe, legal, keys ) and effective accurate reliable( effective, accurate, reliable ) running of the pharmacy business in question so far as it concerns the sale or supply cost or profit supply or wastage( sale or supply, cost or profit, supply or wastage ) of medicinal products

The RP may be absent for a max period of two hours four hours 20 minutes 40 minutes( two hours, four hours, 20 minutes, 40 minutes ) during the business hours between midnight and midnight midday and midday 6am and 6pm( midnight and midnight, midday and midday, 6am and 6pm )
If absent, the RP must:
Remain contactable alert responsible( contactable, alert, responsible ) by staff and be able to return within reasonable promptness
Arrange for another pharmacist Medicines counter assisstant dispenser GP( pharmacist, Medicines counter assisstant, dispenser, GP ) to be available and contactable where this is not possible

PO (pharmacy only patient only pharmacy orthentic patient original( pharmacy only, patient only, pharmacy orthentic, patient original )) is sometimes used to describe a medicine that is licensed as a GSL POM P( GSL, POM, P ) but for which the manufacturer wishes to restrict improve alter( restrict, improve, alter ) sales or supplies through pharmacies only

Dentists can legally write a script for any POM or CD (except to treat addiction) on a private script WP/FP10 WP/FP10D( private script, WP/FP10, WP/FP10D ). They are restricted to prescribe a specific list on WP/FP10D XVIIA Private scripts( WP/FP10D, XVIIA, Private scripts )

Supplementary Prescribing is a partnership between a medical practitioner pharmacist patient physiotherapist( medical practitioner, pharmacist, patient, physiotherapist ) who establishes diagnosis and initiates treatment, a pharmacist GP patient( pharmacist, GP, patient ) (or other health professional) who monitors the patient and prescribes further supplies of medication and the patient Local health board Primary care organisation pharmacist( patient, Local health board, Primary care organisation, pharmacist ) who agrees to the arrangement