PHARMACY OBLIGATIONS. The Pharmacy shall:
2.1 Ensure that the patient (or authorized dependent of the patient) requesting a billing to the CBP program is in fact in possession of a Benefit card.
2.2 Use reasonable efforts to ensure that the patient who is requesting a billing to CBP is in fact the same person who is on record on the CBP card program.
2.3 Ensure that the billing is for a valid prescription.
2.4 Honor all valid CBP card prescriptions presented,
2.5 Submit a claim to the CBP program in an amount not to exceed the lower of either (1) the amount it would charge to its cash paying customers paid or (2) the amount that the Pharmacy would have charged any other third party (excepting contractual agreements between the Pharmacy and another third party.)
2.6 Not charge any additional amount to its customers for prescriptions paid for in full with Benefit cards.
2.7 Keep an accurate and complete record and retain said records as required by law in connection with prescriptions, both written and verbal (that is, renewal prescriptions) processed through the CBP program and, to the extent permitted by law, to provide CBP with such documents and materials as may reasonably be required by CBP to verify claims made under the Benefit card program.
PHARMACY OBLIGATIONS. 5.1 The Contractor will ensure that the premises used for the provision of the service are: • suitable for the delivery of those services; and • sufficient to meet the reasonable needs of the service users
5.2 The part of the pharmacy used for provision of the Service provides a sufficient level of privacy and safety.
5.3 Pharmacists and staff involved in the provision of the Service have relevant knowledge and are appropriately trained.
5.4 Their staff are made aware of the risk associated with the handling of returned used equipment and will use the correct procedures to minimise those risks. Staff will work within their own internal Needle Stick Policy.
5.5 Records are maintained correctly on PharmOutcomes, to ensure effective ongoing service delivery and audit.
5.6 The pharmacy clearly displays the national scheme logo or a local logo indicating participation in the service. This can be ordered through the purchaser service.
5.7 The pharmacy clearly signposts Service Users to other available needle exchange services for when the pharmacy is closed. Access to records and documents containing information relating to Service Users will be restricted to authorised personnel and that information will not be disclosed to a third party. The Contractor will ensure compliance with the Data Protection Act, Caldicott and other legislation covering access to confidential patient information. Pharmacists will only share information with other health care professionals and agencies in line with GPhC ‘Medicines, ethics, & Practice A Guide for Pharmacists’
PHARMACY OBLIGATIONS. Pharmacy at all times during the term of this Agreement shall:
PHARMACY OBLIGATIONS. [Insert Pharmacy Name ] shall:- use reasonable endeavours to provide the Service in accordance with Schedule 1 in all material respects from the pharmacies listed in Schedule 3; obtain and maintain all necessary licences and consents and comply with all applicable laws, enactments, orders, regulations and guidance; perform its obligations under this Agreement in compliance with all applicable laws, enactments, orders, regulations and guidance; and throughout the term of this Agreement and for as long time thereafter as may be regarded as necessary and customary in the health care sector, maintain an appropriate public liability and professional negligence insurance relating to the provision of the Service with an insurance carrier of good standing against whom the Main Contractor can raise no reasonable objection.
PHARMACY OBLIGATIONS
