POM emergency supply Flashcards
In which two cases can a pharmacist supply a medicine without a prescription?
If the prescriber cannot supply a prescription
At the request of a patient
Where are the legal requirements regarding emergency supply found?
BNF, MEP, HMR 2012
How long does the prescriber have to provide a prescription for the sale of an emergency supply POM to take place?
72 hours
Schedule 1,2,3, CDs can be supplied as an “emergency supply”. True or false?
False
What schedule 3 CD can be supplied as an emergency supply?
Phenobarbital/Na for the treatment of epilepsy
A pharmacist IP can request an emergency supply. True or false?
True
An emergency supply at the request of an EEA/Swiss prescriber can be made for Schedule 3 CD phenobarbital. True or false?
False
Can EEA/Swiss prescribers request an emergency supply of schedule 1,2 or 3 CDs?
No
What needs to be recorded in the POM book for an emergency supply at the request of a PRESCRIBER?
Name and address patient Name and address of prescriber Date POM supplied Date on prescription (added when received) Date prescription received (added later) Medicine supplied (2 names, 2 addresses, 3 dates)
If a patient requests an emergency supply, they must have had that POM prescribed for them previously. True or false?
True
Patient consent isn’t needed for access of summary care record. True or false?
False
Patient consent is needed for doctor/pharmacist to add information such as significant diagnoses to summary care record. True or false?
True
Information on STIs, fertility treatment are added as part of summary care record. True or false?
False - unless patient requests this information to be added
Pharmacist doesn’t need to be trained to access summary care record. True or false?
False - they must complete training and CPPE assessment
The NHS records every time a patient’s summary care record is accessed. True or false?
True