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2012 / 06 / 22
PHARMAC documents that matched your search:
Close Control changes July Update news story
(2 pages, 63 KB)
2012/06/22
No more Close Control from 1 July 2012 Changes to dispensing frequencies are occurring from 1 July 2012. The Close Control rule is being replaced with the Dispensing Frequency rule and pharmacists will gain more flexibility with dispensing frequencies for…
Close Control Changes Table
(1 page, 111 KB)
2012/06/22
1 JULY 2012 CHANGES ‘Close Control’ becomes ‘Dispensing Frequency’ The table below lists whether or not there has been a change to the Dispensing Frequency Rule and Section F: Part II Certified Exemption, the requirement to access these rules and…
Cover wrap for July Update
(2 pages, 218 KB)
2012/06/22
What the changes are 1. Close Control is now called Dispensing Frequency 2. Patients who previously accessed more frequent dispensing through the Close Control criteria “intellectually impaired, frail, infirm or unable to manage their medicine’ may now be eligable through…
