Patient Group Direction definition

Patient Group Direction has the same meaning as in the Prescription Only Medicines (Human Use) Order 1997; “permanent opt out” in relation to the provision of an additional service that is funded through the global sum, means the termination of the obligation under the Contract for the Contractor to provide that service; and “permanently opt out” shall be construed accordingly;

Patient Group Direction has the meaning given in regulation 213(1) of the Human Medicines Regulations 2012 (interpretation); and “supply form” means a form provided by the Board and completed by or on behalf of the Contractor for the purpose of recording the provision of drugs, medicines or Appliances to a patient during the Out of Hours Period.

Patient Group Direction means the supply of a drug in accordance with such a direction issued under the Medicines (Pharmacy and General Sale Exemption) Order 200512 or the Prescription Only Medicines (Human Use)

Examples of Patient Group Direction in a sentence

• To test a model for community pharmacy teams to continue the provision of contraception supplies initiated in primary care or sexual health clinics using a Patient Group Direction to undertake the review and supply process.

• The Pharmacist has signed an appropriate private Patient Group Direction.

• Pharmacists meet Spectrums eligibility criteria in the delivery of EHC via Patient Group Direction (PGD) (LNG via PGD, UPA via P Medicine issue) and can be signed up to the EHC Scheme.

• Ensure that Varenicline and Bupropion is dispensed in accordance with the South West Yorkshire Partnership Trust and Sheffield City Council Patient Group Direction (PGD) for Varenicline and Bupropion Maintain Patient Medication Records (PMR) of all supplies made through this scheme.

• The Emergency Hormonal Contraception (EHC) Service (the Service) will make provision for Service Users aged 25 and under to receive EHC on site at the Provider’s premises in line with the requirements of a locally agreed Patient Group Direction (PGD).

• Pharmacists meet Spectrums eligibility criteria in the delivery of EHC via Patient Group Direction and can be signed up to the EHC Scheme.

• This will include the provision of Levonorgestrel (Levonelle, Upostelle) and Ulipristal Acetate (Xxxx One) as defined in the Patient Group Direction (PGD) by Pharmacists that have satisfied the requirements of Self Declaration of Competence for Community Pharmacy for Emergency Contraception.

• This service will require the pharmacist to administer intranasal flu vaccination to eligible children as detailed in the approved Patient Group Direction.

• Name & Designation Signature Date Appendix A Specification Administration and Eligibility The administration of the influenza vaccine under a private Patient Group Direction (PGD) on the registered pharmacy premises by a suitably trained pharmacist to eligible Local Authority Employees of Wiltshire Council via a Voucher Scheme.

• Persons supplying or administering medicines under a Patient Group Direction may only supply or administer the medicines in accordance with that particular direction.

More Definitions of Patient Group Direction

Patient Group Direction has the meaning given in regulation 213(1) of the Human Medicines Regulations 2012 (interpretation); and

Patient Group Direction means the patient group direction to be followed by the Contractor in relation to the provision of the Services as set out in Appendix 1.2, which shall include or incorporate where the context requires any other provision of this Agreement including the other Appendices.

Patient Group Direction means a direction for the supply of medicines issued as provided for in the Medicines (Pharmacy and General Sale - Exemption) Regulations 20052. 27 Pre-payment certificates