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Originally Posted by Zoggite So I suppose these schemes only work if the patient is registered with a GP practice in the same PCT (or LHB for Wales) as the Pharmacy, and the surgery must have entered into an agreement with the Phcy beforehand, so it would be totally useless in my case where the vast majority of my customers in the summer are holidaymakers from England and therefore aren't registered locally...
Same problem with PGDs...[sigh of despair] |
Cornwall was one of the trial areas and all the Drs in the county signed on but we're also allowed to do temporary residents.
We've got:
Chloramphenicol or Fucithalmic for conjunctivitis
Fucidin for impetigo
Trimethoprim for simple UTIs
Bugger! Forgotten the other one!
Ah! It's for nappy rash but I can't think what the cream is.
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