Sale and supply 3

For emergency supply at request of prescriber - Pharmacist satisfied that supply has been requested by an appropriate prescriber
Reason for emergency must be stated explaining why practitioner is unable to furnish prescription immediately
Practitioner must provide prescription within 72 hours 24 hours 6 months( 72 hours, 24 hours, 6 months )
Supplied in accordance with the practitioners directions
Cannot be made for Sch 1, 2 or 3 Sch 4 or 5( Sch 1, 2 or 3, Sch 4 or 5 ) CDs, except Phenobarbitone for the treatment of epilepsy migraines diarrhoea( epilepsy, migraines, diarrhoea )
Entry made in the Prescription only register on the day or the following day

ES at request of patient -
Pharmacist required to interview remind( interview, remind ) patient
Pharmacist must be satisfied that there is an immediate need for the POM
POM requested must previously at least once never( previously, at least once, never ) have been prescribed by an appropriate prescriber
The pharmacist must be satisfied of knowing the dose knowing the drug class knowing the allergies( knowing the dose, knowing the drug class, knowing the allergies ) that the patient needs to take
NOT CONTROLLED DRUGS SCHEDULE 5 DRUGS TENAZEPAM( CONTROLLED DRUGS, SCHEDULE 5 DRUGS, TENAZEPAM ), except phenobarbital for treating epilepsy
Entry made into register on same day or next day

The pharmacist must ensure the delivery mechanisms:

Are safe, ensure prompt next day first class( prompt, next day, first class ) delivery with instructions for use
Medicines are handed to the patient or carer unless alternative arrangements have been made
Confirm the correct name and address date of birth and postcode passport number( name and address, date of birth and postcode, passport number )
Cater for special storage instructions
Clear audit trail
Obtain signature name ID number( signature, name, ID number ) to verify safe delivery (good practice)
Safeguards confidentiality children your pharmacy( confidentiality, children, your pharmacy )

controlled drugs are classed into 5 schedules of control:
Schedule 1 : CD Lic CD POM CD No Register CD Benz and CD Anab( CD Lic, CD POM, CD No Register, CD Benz and CD Anab )
Schedule 2: CD POM CD Lic CD Inv CD Benz and CD Anab( CD POM, CD Lic, CD Inv, CD Benz and CD Anab )
Schedule 3: CD No Register CD POM CD Inv CD Lic( CD No Register, CD POM, CD Inv, CD Lic )
Schedule 4: CD Benz and CD Anab CD POM CD Lic CD Inv( CD Benz and CD Anab, CD POM, CD Lic, CD Inv )
Schedule 5: CD Inv

The MHRA CCG PCO FP10 NHS( MHRA, CCG, PCO, FP10, NHS ) is the regulatory body with responsibility for oversight and enforcement of the wholesale of medicines