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Old 9th, December 2006, 09:36 PM
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Default Independant prescribing and supplementary prescribing
what are the real differences between them??
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Old 9th, December 2006, 09:55 PM
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I'm not sure there is. I think the names are interchangeable
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There certainly is a difference, and quite a large one!
This link to the PSNC's website might help explain:
http://www.psnc.org.uk/index.php?type=page&pid=48&k=5
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Replied to this one on another thread and said I'd get flamed for it!

Thanks for not letting me down Zogs!

We live and learn
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Well Chris, I'm nothing if not consistant!
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There certainly is a difference, and quite a large one!
This link to the PSNC's website might help explain:
http://www.psnc.org.uk/index.php?type=page&pid=48&k=5
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I'm not sure there is. I think the names are interchangeable
Linnear,

As a prospective English board candidate ....may I politely remind you that pharmacists are expected to be hot on "facts"...no offence
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Old 14th, December 2006, 12:35 PM
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Linnear,

As a prospective English board candidate ....may I politely remind you that pharmacists are expected to be hot on "facts"...no offence
You should see some of the mindless drivel coming from MoC (and EBC candidate) on PrivateRx.

Facts have little to do with politics - (Weapons of Mass Destruction anyone) - it's a matter of policy and its implementation.

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Old 14th, December 2006, 07:35 PM
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Thanks for sticking up for me Jeff! I couldn't answer myslef as I was standing in the corner.

I would like to say that in a previous posting I thought that my answer was incorrect and I have never claimed to know everything but I do strive to learn from my errors.

Do you wnat me to write that out 100 times Kem?
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In pregnancy: 1 fag is not safe, 1 x-ray is not safe and 1 drink is not safe.



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Thanks for sticking up for me Jeff! I couldn't answer myslef as I was standing in the corner.

I would like to say that in a previous posting I thought that my answer was incorrect and I have never claimed to know everything but I do strive to learn from my errors.

Do you want me to write that out 100 times Kem?
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In pregnancy: 1 fag is not safe, 1 x-ray is not safe and 1 drink is not safe.



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