Common use of Prescriptive Authority Clause in Contracts

Prescriptive Authority. If the service provided is pharmacist assessment and prescribing according to the Regulatory Bylaws of the Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals, the patient assessment fees shall be: (i) $6.00 for Continuing Existing Prescriptions (Bylaw Part K Section 5(1)(2)): Patient requires interim supplies because remaining supplies will not be sufficient until the date of his/her next appointment with a practitioner; (ii) $6.00 for Continuing Existing Prescriptions (Bylaw Part K Section 5 (3)(4)): Patient is unable to access his/her supplies due to distance or other reasons; (iii) $10.00 for Continuing Existing Prescriptions (Bylaw Part K Section 5 (5)(6)(7)(8)): Patient is in an emergency situation and requires supplies until he/she can consult a practitioner; (iv) $6.00 for Insufficient Information (Bylaw Part K Section 6 (1)(2)): Pharmacist may alter missing information in order to dispense the drug; (v) $6.00 for Increasing Suitability of Drug (Bylaw Part K Section 7 (1)(2)): Pharmacist may alter a dosage form if more beneficial for the patient; (vi) $25.00 for Drug Reconciliation (Bylaw Part K Section 8 (1)(2)): Pharmacist may prescribe a drug to a patient recently discharged if the patient has not obtained a continuing prescription while in hospital, licensed special care home or personal care home. Pharmacist may prescribe a drug if the patient has been admitted to a hospital, licensed special care home or personal care home and the pharmacist determines the patient should receive the drug.

Prescriptive Authority. If the service provided is pharmacist assessment and prescribing according to the Regulatory Bylaws of the Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy ProfessionalsPharmacists, the patient assessment fees shall be: (i) $6.00 for Continuing Existing Prescriptions (Bylaw Part K Section 5(1)(25(a)(b)): Patient requires interim supplies because remaining supplies will not be sufficient until the date of his/her next appointment with a practitioner; (ii) $6.00 for Continuing Existing Prescriptions (Bylaw Part K Section 5 (3)(4c)(d)): Patient is unable to access his/her supplies due to distance or other reasons; (iii) $10.00 for Continuing Existing Prescriptions (Bylaw Part K Section 5 (5)(6)(7)(8e)(f)(g)(h)): Patient is in an emergency situation and requires supplies until he/she can consult a practitioner; (iv) $6.00 for Insufficient Information (Bylaw Part K Section 6 (1)(2a)(b)): Pharmacist may alter missing information in order to dispense the drug; (v) $6.00 for Increasing Suitability of Drug (Bylaw Part K Section 7 (1)(2a)(b)): Pharmacist may alter a dosage form if more beneficial for the patient; (vi) $25.00 for Drug Reconciliation (Bylaw Part K Section 8 (1)(2a)(b)): Pharmacist may prescribe a drug to a patient recently discharged if the patient has not obtained a continuing prescription while in hospital, licensed special care home or personal care home. Pharmacist may prescribe a drug if the patient has been admitted to a hospital, licensed special care home or personal care home and the pharmacist determines the patient should receive the drug.