Drug Tariff (not finished) Flashcards
What information does the drug tariff contain? (3)
- Details the community pharmacy contract with the NHS
- A list of prices of drugs/appliances and fees
- Charges for patient
Name a few ways community phSarmacists are paid (4)
- Fees
- Advances services payments
- Enhances services payments
- IT and repeat dispensing payments
Without considering additional payments from endorsements
How much are pharmacists paid per item dispensed?
90p
An FP10 prescription can contain any medicine, food, drink or medical cosmetic item as long as they’re not on the ‘Black List’ in part 18A
What kind of items are black listed?
Items that are: Unnecessary Expensive Have no medical use Duplicates of other medicinal products
Selected list scheme (SLS) items (part 18b) are also allowed on an FP10 , what are SLS items?
items allowed only under certain circumstances
Which two prescriber can prescribe any licensed or unlicensed medicines on an FP10?
Nurse independent prescribers
Pharmacist independent prescribers
ONE charge per item
How many chargers for a PAIR of ELASTIC HOSIERY?
TWO, elastic hosiery is an exception, ONE charger PER leg
How many charges for different STRENGTHS/FLAVOURS of the SAME item?
(on same FP10)
ONE charge
How many charges for different FORMULATIONS of the same item
A charge for each formulation
How many charges for combination packs?
A charge per item in the combination pack
How many charges for contraceptive pill?
What the exception?
NO CHARGE
Unless co-cyprindiol not indicated for oral contraception (usually has OC or female sign written on the body of the script)
How do you endorse part 8a items? (2)
state pack size (if there’s more than 1 type) and quantity supplied
How do you endorse non-8A items (3)
brand
pack size
price
Additional endorsements: not dispensed (ND) prescriber contacted (PC) prescriber no contacted (PNC)
How and when do you endorse a PC
a) missing strength, quantity or dosage; Sch 2+3 if quantity on words or fig
b) endorse with initials and date
Prescriber not contacted (PNC) - how and when do you endorse with this and what action can you take in the mean time? (4)
a) missing strength, quantity or dose
b) prescriber cant be contacted
c) NOT sch 2+3
d) Can supply up to 5 days of treatment