Common use of Provision of Pharmaceuticals Clause in Contracts

Provision of Pharmaceuticals. a. Your liability for payment of prescribed medication is limited to the payment of the Government’s prescription charge, any manufacturer’s surcharge and any package and delivery charge by the Pharmacist. b. You are also responsible for: i. discussing with the Resident’s General Practitioner the prescribing of medications that are listed in the pharmaceutical schedule maintained and managed by Pharmac under the NZPHD Act; ii. encouraging the General Practitioner to prescribe generically to lessen the occasions when a manufacturer's surcharge applies; and iii. informing the Resident in writing that they may be required to pay the cost of any pharmaceutical over and above the charges stated above.

Provision of Pharmaceuticals. a. Your liability for payment of prescribed medication is limited to the payment of the Government’s prescription charge, any manufacturer’s surcharge and any package and delivery charge by the Pharmacist. b. You are also responsible for: i. discussing with the Subsidised Resident’s General Practitioner the prescribing of medications that are listed in the pharmaceutical schedule maintained and managed by Pharmac under the NZPHD Act; ii. encouraging the General Practitioner to prescribe generically to lessen the occasions when a manufacturer's surcharge applies; and iii. informing the Subsidised Resident in writing that they may be required to pay the cost of any pharmaceutical over and above the charges stated above.

Provision of Pharmaceuticals. a. Your liability for payment of prescribed medication is limited to the payment of the Government’s prescription charge, any manufacturer’s surcharge part charge and any package and delivery charge by the Pharmacist. b. You are also responsible for: i. discussing with the Resident’s General Practitioner the prescribing of medications that are listed in the pharmaceutical schedule maintained and managed by Pharmac under the NZPHD Act; ii. encouraging the General Practitioner to prescribe generically to lessen the occasions when a manufacturer's surcharge part charge applies; and iii. informing the Resident in writing that they may be required to pay the cost of any pharmaceutical over and above the charges stated above.