Pharmaceutical List definition

Pharmaceutical List means a list of persons who undertake to provide pharmaceutical services pursuant to regulation 10 of the Pharmaceutical Regulations; Pharmaceutical Regulations means the National Health Service (Pharmaceutical and Local Pharmaceutical Services) Regulations 2013/349;

Pharmaceutical List means a list published in accordance with regulations made under—

Pharmaceutical List means the pharmaceutical list prepared, maintained and published by NHS England pursuant to regulation 10(2)(a) of the Pharmacy Regulations;

Examples of Pharmaceutical List in a sentence

• There are exceptions to this such as applications to provide pharmaceutical services on a distance-selling (i.e. internet or mail order only) basis.There are five types of market entry application that can be made to be included on the NHS England Pharmaceutical List.

• This document should be read in conjunction with the Board’s Pharmaceutical List which contains details of existing Community Pharmacy contractors.

• All pharmacies on the Pharmaceutical List provide essential services listed in 4.1. Pharmacy information that has been included in the following analysis was accurate up to the date 1st January 2022 with the 21 pharmacies that offer face to face essential services and the one distance selling pharmacy.

• These are referred to as bordering pharmacies.14In accordance with The Regulations this PNA, apart from listing them, does not cover dispensing of medicines which takes place at a number of acute and urgent care prescribing centres in the area.151.1.5 Definition of Pharmaceutical ProvidersThe Pharmaceutical List is maintained by NHS England and contains a list of providers which have been given permission to provide pharmaceutical services.

• The Board’s Pharmacy Practices Committee (PPC) considers all new applications for inclusion in the Board’s Pharmaceutical List.

• Opening hours for pharmacies are included in the Pharmaceutical List held and maintained by NHS England.Core hours: Each pharmacy is required to be open for at least 40 hours a week unless a reduction is agreed by NHS England.

• To maintain accuracy of the Pharmaceutical List contact details, CPDT will check details with Contractors every six months (i.e. March & September).

• Offerors should deliver: Five (5) identical copies of their proposal to the location specified in Section I.D. on or before the closing date and time for receipt of proposals.

• Any pharmacist, dispensing appliance contractor or dispensing doctor (rural areas only), who wishes to provide NHS Pharmaceutical Services, must apply to be on the Pharmaceutical List.

• The NHS Pharmaceutical List (see section 2.1) lists the pharmacy manager for each community pharmacy, although no other details of pharmacist numbers are listed e.g. part time staff.

More Definitions of Pharmaceutical List

Pharmaceutical List. (“rhestr fferyllol”) means a list that a Local Health Board is required to prepare and maintain under regulation 10 (preparation and maintenance of pharmaceutical lists);

Pharmaceutical List means, subject to the arrangements made, a list—

Pharmaceutical List means the lists of pharmacy contractors in the area of one or more Health and Wellbeing Boards of a Local Authority.

Pharmaceutical List. (“rhestr fferyllol”) means a list referred to in regulation 4(1)(a) of the Pharmaceutical Services Regulations (preparation of lists);

Pharmaceutical List means a list maintained by a Primary Care Trust pursuant to section 42 of the Act(8) (regulations as to pharmaceutical services);

Pharmaceutical List means a list of persons who undertake to provide