27th, March 2007, 10:10 PM
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 Re: Emergency supplies as Intervention MURs?!?
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Originally Posted by Zoggite  As the Easter bank Holiday tiptoes ever closer, it hasn't escaped my bosses in Sapphire court that we get an awful lot of requests for emergency supplies on Good Friday (I'm sure I've mentioned this in previous posts...); so they've now "informed" me that I am to treat every ES request as an intervention that justifies an MUR, even if I've never seen the patient before or ever dispensed anything for them or from their surgery before...
So I thought that maybe this year I'd give Good Friday a miss; Apparently, they can get locums for bank hols & sundays for £26/hour, whereas I expect to be paid double-rate...  | How can an emergency supply be a MUR? I'm sure the society would class this as a core service.
Give it a miss Zo!
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