New Court Surgery Repeat Prescriptions Repeat prescriptions can be provided and should be ordered well in advance and not treated as an emergency, unless an unavoidable situation has occurred. Patients on long term medication may obtain repeat prescriptions on request without seeing the doctor.
Can I request repeat medication through patient access?
These items should not be requested through Patient Access. If you would like to request repeat medication, follow the steps below. S elect New request from the Medication requests section of the homepage. S elect Repeat Medication from the dashboard, then Request medication.
How do I request a repeat prescription?
You can request a ‘repeat’ prescription at any time 24 hours per day by phoning our ‘Prescription Order Line’ recording machine on the main surgery phoneline 02890457677 (there is a ‘press1 option for prescription line’ facility).
Do you take prescription requests over the phone?
We do not take prescription requests over the phone. Prescription requests usually take no longer than 3 working days for full processing via our Admin & Clinical Staff, whether you request your scripts Only attend the surgery in-person to leave a written request if you genuinely have no other option available.
How do I contact new court surgery GP practice?
You can contact this general practice using the phone number 01684 573161. If New Court Surgery is closed it is recommended to call NHS 111 which is free to call from both landlines and mobile phones. To locate New Court Surgery GP practice using your sat-nav enter the postcode WR14 2GP.
How long do you have to wait for a repeat prescription?
This can take anywhere between two and five days, depending on their stock of medication. With this in mind, be sure to stay on top of which medicines you need by ordering before you run out. Many online pharmacies may remind you when it's time to reorder to help you keep track of your repeat prescriptions.
How often should repeat prescriptions be reviewed?
Medication Reviews All repeat prescriptions are reviewed on a regular basis. This review takes place at least once a year, and is usually carried out at an appointment with a doctor or nurse practitioner.
What information is needed for a repeat prescription?
You should include your name, date of birth and the item(s) you require. We also ask that you indicate where you would like to collect your prescription from. Please ensure that your request is clearly legible: If we cannot read your request, we cannot process it.
How many times can you get a repeat prescription?
Repeat prescriptions allow the same prescription to be dispensed more than once. A repeat prescription must be dispensed for the first time within 6 months of the date on the prescription. After this, the repeat prescription can continue to be valid beyond 6 months, according to the directions on the prescription.
Can a doctor stop a repeat prescription?
Electronic prescriptions can be cancelled at any point by the prescriber (until they are downloaded by the patient's nominated pharmacy).
Who is responsible for repeat prescriptions?
You are responsible for any prescription you sign, including repeat prescriptions for medicines initiated by colleagues, so you must make sure that any repeat prescription you sign is safe and appropriate. You should consider the benefits of prescribing with repeats, and where possible, reduce repeat prescribing.
What is the difference between repeat prescription and repeat dispensing?
The main difference between repeat dispensing and repeat prescribing is that you do not need to bother obtaining a new prescription for your next supply of drugs, you simply visit your nominated pharmacy and they can issue your medicine to you directly from the pre-authorised prescription. It can be a real time saver.
How can I get a prescription without a doctor?
With telemedicine, you can get a prescription without physically traveling to a doctor. You can talk to a physician and receive a diagnosis using technology. If you require medication for your condition, the doctor will send the prescription to the pharmacy of your choice.
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What happens when you request a repeat prescription?
Repeat prescriptions are issued for certain medications prescribed for ongoing conditions. If your doctor puts you on a repeat prescription, this means that you can obtain your medication from the pharmacy without having to visit the GP for an appointment every time you need it.
What happens with a repeat prescription?
If you take medicine regularly you'll usually have a repeat prescription. This means you can order your medicine when you need it without having to see a GP until your next medicine review. You might be able to ask your pharmacy for your medicine if your GP has set up this up (repeat dispensing).
Can doctors tell if you picked up a prescription?
The PDMP shows which doctors prescribe what and where patients pick up the medication. The database puts an alert under a patient's profile if they've been prescribed too much or are taking a dangerous combination of drugs.
How long is a doctors script valid for?
The prescription must be written by the doctor on the doctor's letterhead. The prescription is only valid for 30 days from the date written on it.
What is a prescription review?
A medication review is a meeting about on your medicines, with an expert – a pharmacist, doctor or nurse. There may be changes you want to suggest, worries that are bothering you or questions that you want answered. And the person you meet with may also have changes or questions to raise with you. The meeting is free.
What does prescription date review mean?
On a patient's computer record there is a repeat prescription document containing a review date. When this date expires you will be invited for a medication review by letter in your next prescription bag or a sticker on your repeat sheet.
Why is it important to regularly review medication?
By keeping your medication regularly updated and reviewed, you can be sure that your medications are working as they should. In some cases, it may be that you no longer need to take medication, or it could be necessary to reduce or increase the amount you are taking.
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How to book an appointment at New Court Surgery?
You can book an appointment at New Court Surgery by calling 01684 573161 or online via GP Online Services which is provided by NHS Choices.
What is the phone number for New Court Surgery?
New Court Surgery is a GP/Doctors practice in 300 Pickersleigh Road. You can contact this general practice using the phone number 01684 573161. If New Court Surgery is closed it is recommended to call NHS 111 which is free to call from both landlines and mobile phones.
Where is New Court Surgery?
New Court Surgery is a GP/Doctors practice in 300 Pickersleigh Road. You can contact this general practice using the phone number 01684 573161.
Medication Reviews
Patients on repeat medication will be asked to see a doctor, nurse practitioner or practice nurse at least once a year to review these regular medications and notification should appear on your repeat slip.
Urgent Prescription Request Policy
Due to an increasing number of requests for repeat prescriptions to be issued urgently, we have had to review how we handle these requests in order to provide a safe and consistent service to all of our patients.
Urgent prescriptions
Please note that we need 3 full working days for any prescription request.
How to order a repeat prescription?
Patients can order their repeat medication by: 1 Handing in the right hand side of the prescription at the reception desk clearly marking the medicines required 2 If you would like to speak to a dispenser to order your repeat prescription or discuss any queries, the telephone lines are open between 1pm and 3pm Monday to Friday on 016974-73553. 3 Posting in the right hand side of the prescription (along with a stamped addressed envelope) marking the medicines required 4 Completing a blank “repeat prescription request slip” at reception 5 Registering with EMIS Patient Access (please click the above link to order online) and complete the online repeat prescription form. If you are not signed up for this please ask at reception and we will be happy to provide registration paperwork for you. 6 Download the MyGP app. If you are not signed up for this please ask at reception and we will be happy to provide registration paperwork for you. 7 We do have an answer machine which is available to leave requests for repeat prescriptions only outside of the above hours. We require the following details in order to process your request:#N#Name#N#Address#N#Date of birth#N#Contact number#N#Prescription items required 8 If the surgery is closed we have a letter box outside to drop your written request in. 9 By Email – Our email address is [email protected] – We need: your name, date of birth, contact number and prescription items you require
How long does it take for a repeat prescription to be processed?
We deal with all medication requests promptly, and all repeat prescriptions will be ready for collection after 3 full working days. Occasionally, some items may be difficult to obtain so may take a little longer. We will inform you if this is the case.
How to register for EMIS?
Registering with EMIS Patient Access (please click the above link to order online) and complete the online repeat prescription form. If you are not signed up for this please ask at reception and we will be happy to provide registration paperwork for you.
Where is the handing in the prescription?
Handing in the right hand side of the prescription at the reception desk clearly marking the medicines required
Can you hand over prescriptions to a pharmacy without payment?
When collecting any prescriptions, please ensure you have the exemption certificate/card with you relating to the name of the prescription. We cannot hand any prescriptions over to you without payment.
Who reviews medication?
The GP and Practice Nurse will review your medication on a regular basis. This can take the form of a face to face interview, by telephone or may be done whilst reviewing your patient computerised notes. If at any time though you feel you are having problems with your medication, or you would like further information about them please do not hesitate to bring this to the attention of a Dispenser, Practice Nurse or your GP as they will be only too happy to help.
Do we accept cash for prescriptions?
We accept cash, cheque or card payments for prescriptions.
How to request a repeat prescription?
You can request a ‘repeat’ prescription at any time 24 hours per day by phoning our ‘Prescription Order Line’ recording machine on the main surgery phoneline 02890457677 (there is a ‘press1 option for prescription line’ facility). Alternatively you may post your request, or call in person at the surgery, or place your request in ...
Can antibiotics be prescribed without a doctor?
Please note that medicines such as antibiotics will not normally be prescribed without the patient being seen by a doctor.
Can a chemist deliver prescriptions to home?
Some of our patients arrange with a local Chemist for their prescription to be collected from the surgery. This can be very convenient and we are happy to facilitate this. You should sort this out directly with the Chemist. Sometimes the Chemist will deliver the medicines to your home (especially for elderly and disabled patients), but this arrangement is entirely separate from the surgery and any queries in regard to this should be taken up with the Chemist.