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Old 19th, September 2006, 10:30 AM
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I do most of the above, but don't make appointments for people if they missed it because they were due in court etc. I simply don't have time for that, and in my opinion that's going too far. Why can't they re-arrange their own appointment?
Local drugs agency rules on appointments - if you miss you have to wait 2 weeks.

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You "lend" medication - don't you mean you do an emergency supply?
No an "emergency supply" supply requires paperwork - "lend" is an option on most PMR systems.

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As to your question I wouldn't sell them anything. I'd recommend they do it properly through the various channels that are open to them.
And these various channels are?

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I am not in a position, and nor is it within my remit, to treat heroin addiction. I would help in the way a pharmacist does, within the system, but not act alone.
OK so you'd signpost the patient BUT to where?

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I cannot see how you can do either, because you cannot attempt to substitute any OTC product (surely they are un-licenced for this), and you can't advise them to keep buying street heroin, gradually reducing the dose, as they never know how pure it is.

What do you do?
CDP ;-)

Jeff
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