PRESCRIBING AUTHORITY Sample Clauses

PRESCRIBING AUTHORITY. The APP may prescribe/order all drugs, devices, tests, medical treatments, and procedures as permitted within the scope of practice, in accordance with applicable North Carolina law and pertinent to the patient population being served as outlined above in Section III of this CPA. All prescriptions will include the supervising physician(s) name, name of the patient, APP’s name, telephone number, and approval number, and NC DEA number for controlled substances. Each prescription will include the name of the medication, dose, amount prescribed, directions, number of refills, and the APP’s signature. As stated in the North Carolina Board of Nursing Rules, for the Nurse Practitioner, and North Carolina Medical Board, for the Physician Assistant, each may prescribe controlled substances (Schedules II, IIN, III, IIIN, IV, V) as defined by the State and Federal Controlled Substances Acts providing the APP has an assigned NC DEA number entered on each prescription for a controlled substance; and the supervising physician(s) must possess the same schedule(s) of controlled substances as the APP’s DEA registration and the name of the supervising physician must be included on the prescription. There must be a policy for periodic review by the physician of these instructions and policy. As of July 1, 2017 the APP must also adhere to new rules related to controlled substance prescribing per the STOP Act: Medications and devices that will be prescribed include the following: All medications and devices pertinent to the patient population being served as outlined above in Section III of this CPA  
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PRESCRIBING AUTHORITY. 4.1 The Contract Operations Officer will enable Prescribers to prescribe equipment under this Schedule 1B up to a value as directed by the appropriate team manager or service leads from the Partners. Team managers and service leads will have authority to remove prescribing authority or alter the value to which a Prescriber can prescribe equipment under this Schedule 1B. 4.2 The Contract Operations Officer may, in consultation with the Chair of the Partnership Board, remove the authority of any prescribing team to prescribe equipment under this Schedule 1B. This may only take place where there has been persistent and demonstrable failure to comply with the Eligibility Criteria and that has not been remedied following written notice.
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PRESCRIBING AUTHORITY. 9.1 The Project Manager shall enable Prescribers to prescribe equipment under this Schedule 1B up to a value as directed by the appropriate team manager or service leads from the Partners. Team managers and service leads shall have authority to remove prescribing authority or alter the value to which a Prescriber can prescribe equipment under the Whole Agreement. 9.2 The Pool Manager may, in consultation with the Chair of the Partnership Board, remove the authority of any prescribing team to prescribe equipment under this Schedule 1B. This may only take place where there has been persistent and demonstrable failure to comply with the Eligibility Criteria and that has not been remedied following written notice.
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PRESCRIBING AUTHORITY. Include in this section the drugs and devices that will typically be prescribes in the practice site. Outline the drugs, devices, medical treatments, test and procedures that can be prescribed, ordered and performed in the practice setting. Describe how new rules in prescribing and dispensing drugs and devices that are not in the Collaborative Practice Agreement will be managed. Indicate whether control substances will be prescribed.
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PRESCRIBING AUTHORITY. By signing this agreement, the supervising physician will exercise supervision over the PA in accordance with the Medicine and Surgery Practice Act and the PA Regulations. Furthermore, the supervising physician will retain professional and legal responsibility for medical services rendered by the PA. The supervising physician will be at a minimum available to the PA by telecommunication. Those PA with less than 2 years of experience will have additional standards of supervision in accordance with the PA Regulations. If the supervising physician is not available to the PA, a back-up supervising physician will be identified for consultation and direction of the PA’s activities. The supervising physician shall establish a process for evaluation of the PA’s performance. A copy of this agreement must be kept in the physician’s primary practice site and all sites that the PA provides medical services at. The Department of Health and Human Services must be allowed access to the agreement at all time.
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PRESCRIBING AUTHORITY. The APP may prescribe/order all drugs, devices, tests, medical treatments, and procedures as permitted within the scope of practice and in accordance with applicable North Carolina law. Written prescriptions will include the APP’s name, practice address, telephone number, prescribing number, and NC DEA number for controlled substances, as well as name and telephone number of the Primary Supervising Physician or back-up physician, as applicable. Each prescription will include the name of the medication, dose, amount prescribed, directions, number of refills, and the APP’s signature. As stated in the North Carolina Board of Nursing Rules, for the Nurse Practitioner, and North Carolina Medical Board, for the Physician Assistant, each may prescribe controlled substances (Schedules II, IIN, III, IIIN, IV, V) as defined by the State and Federal Controlled Substances Acts providing the APP has an assigned NC DEA number entered on each prescription for a controlled substance; dosage units for schedules II, IIN, III, and IIIN are limited to a 30 day supply; and the supervising physician(s) must possess the same schedule(s) of controlled substances as the APP’s DEA registration and the name and telephone number of the supervising or back-up physician must be included on the prescription. As of July 1, 2017 the APP must also adhere to new rules related to controlled substance prescribing per the STOP Act:
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PRESCRIBING AUTHORITY. The provider’s Drug Enforcement Administration Certificate of Registration is suspended or revoked or the applicable licensing or administrative body for any state in which the provider practices suspends or revokes the provider’s ability to prescribe drugs.
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