Examples of NHS pharmacist in a sentence
An NHS pharmacist is defined as “a person included in a pharmaceutical list of the type referred to in regulation 10(2)(a);”.
Direction 2 of the Payment Disputes Directions directs me to determine a dispute in respect of the recovery of an overpayment from an NHS pharmacist under regulation 94(1) of the NHS (Pharmaceutical and Local Pharmaceutical Services Regulations) 2013 (the “Regulations”) which is in the nature of an appeal against a decision of NHS England that there has been an overpayment.
The Regulations define an NHS chemist to include an NHS pharmacist, and an NHS pharmacist is defined as a person included in a pharmaceutical list.
An NHS pharmacist must, to the extent that paragraphs 5 to 9 require and in the manner described in those paragraphs, provide proper and sufficient drugs and appliances to persons presenting a prescription for that drug or appliance signed by a prescriber in pursuance of their functions in the health service in Wales, England, Scotland or Northern Ireland.
An NHS pharmacist must, to the extent paragraphs 17 and 18 require, and in the manner set out in those paragraphs, promote public health messages to members of the public.
The Appellant is therefore an NHS pharmacist and thus an NHS chemist for the purposes of Regulation 71(1).
In connection with the services provided under paragraph 13, an NHS pharmacist must—(a) ensure that they and any of their staff, are aware of the risks associated with the handling of waste drugs and the correct procedures to be used to minimise those risks, and(b) ensure that they and any of their staff have readily available and close to any place where waste drugs are stored appropriate protective equipment, including gloves, overalls and materials to deal with spillages.
Such traditions would have real “historical value,” however, only if they could be shown to be historically reliable and, at the same time, independent of Paul’s letters.
Retaliating against or threatening a person or a property on account of a person being in or refusing to join or quit an unauthorized group/gang.
An NHS pharmacist must, to the extent paragraph 22 requires and in the manner set out in that paragraph, provide advice and support to people caring for themselves or their families.