Restrictions on prescribing by medical practitioners Sample Clauses

Restrictions on prescribing by medical practitioners. 24.1 In the course of treating a Patient to whom he is providing treatment under the Contract, a medical practitioner shall not order on a Listed Medicines Voucher, a Prescription Form or Repeatable Prescription a drug, medicine or other substance specified in any directions given by the Secretary of State under section 88 of the 2006 Act as being drugs, medicines or other substances which may not be ordered for Patients in the provision of medical services under a general medical services contract but may, subject to Clause 49.1.1.2, prescribe such a drug, medicine or other substance for that Patient in the course of that treatment under a private arrangement.
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Restrictions on prescribing by medical practitioners. 25.1 The Contractor shall ensure that any medical practitioner providing Services under this Part 2 Contract complies with this Part 2 Contract. In the course of treating a Patient to whom he is providing treatment under the Part 2 Contract, a medical practitioner shall not order on a listed medicines voucher, a Prescription Form or a Repeatable Prescription a drug, medicine or other substance specified in any directions given by the Secretary of State under section 28U of the Act as being drugs, medicines or other substances which may not be ordered for Patients in the provision of medical care services under a general medical services contract but may, subject to Clause 49.1, prescribe such a drug, medicine or other substance for that Patient in the course of that treatment under a private arrangement.
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Restrictions on prescribing by medical practitioners. 14.6.1 A medical practitioner, in the course of treating a patient to whom the practitioner is providing treatment under the Contract, must comply with the following clauses.
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Restrictions on prescribing by medical practitioners. 168. In the course of treating a patient to whom he is providing treatment under the Contract, a medical practitioner shall not order on a prescription form or repeatable prescription a drug, medicine or other substance specified in any directions given by the Assembly under section 28U of the Act as being drugs, medicines or other substances which may not be ordered for patients in the provision of medical services under a general medical services contract but may, subject to clause 333, prescribe such a drug, medicine or other substance for that patient in the course of that treatment under a private arrangement.
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