Pharmaceutical Schedule definition
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The Pharmaceutical Schedule sets out the terms and conditions under which pharmaceuticals are supplied to patients and practitioners.
You agree to comply with the terms and conditions of the Pharmaceutical Schedule.
We will, through PHARMAC, make available to you the Pharmaceutical Schedule.
Pharmaceutical Schedule The current Pharmaceutical Schedule as published by PHARMAC from time to time, being a list of pharmaceuticals that are subsidised by the Government and stating the amount of the subsidy paid.
You acknowledge that the Pharmaceutical Schedule may be varied from time to time by PHARMAC.
Pharmac will consult with you before amending the Pharmaceutical Schedule if a proposed amendment would have a material adverse effect on the listing of the Pharmaceutical.
If you have a particular concern regarding any change to the Pharmaceutical Schedule, you may notify us in writing of your concern and we will then use our reasonable endeavours to address it with PHARMAC, which may entail discussion(s), meeting(s) or correspondence with PHARMAC, as appropriate.
Dispensing will comply with the Pharmaceutical Schedule, all legislation and regulations applicable to the practice of Pharmacy in New Zealand, the Health and disability services Standards – Pharmacy services Standard NZS 8134.7:2010, the Code of Ethics and any other professional requirements which may be specified by the Pharmacy Council.
You must only Dispense on the receipt of Prescription Forms that are written in accordance with current legislation and meet the requirements for subsidy and payment in the current Pharmaceutical Schedule and as set out in the Procedures Manual.
We will, through PHARMAC make available to you, free of charge, a total of one hard copy per Premises of the Pharmaceutical Schedule.