Common use of Excessive prescribing Clause in Contracts

Excessive prescribing. 29.1 The Contractor shall not prescribe drugs, medicines or Appliances whose cost or quantity, in relation to any Patient, is, by reason of the character of the drug, medicine or Appliance in question, in excess of that which was reasonably necessary for the proper treatment of that Patient.

Excessive prescribing. 29.1 44.—(1) The Contractor contractor shall not prescribe drugs, medicines or Appliances drugs and appliances whose cost or quantity, in relation to any Patientpatient, is, by reason of the character of the drug, medicine or Appliance appliance in question, question in excess of that which was reasonably necessary for the proper treatment of that Patientpatient.

Excessive prescribing. 29.1 14.9.1. The Contractor shall not prescribe drugs, medicines or Appliances appliances whose cost or quantity, in relation to any Patientpatient, is, by reason of the character of the drug, medicine or Appliance appliance in question, in excess of that which was reasonably necessary for the proper treatment of that Patientpatient.

Excessive prescribing. 29.1 14.9.1 The Contractor shall must not prescribe drugs, medicines or Appliances whose appliances the cost or quantityquantity of which, in relation to any Patienta patient, is, by reason of the character of the drug, medicine or Appliance appliance in question, in excess of that which was reasonably necessary for the proper treatment of that Patientthe patient.