Thread: A favour please- Electronic Scripts- Covid 19

Got a screen shot of email, fax and text image to pharmacy or patients was all that was needed to provide scripts after midnight last night. Very happily had 250 scripts emailed, faxed and posted. Happily I chose to hold the paper scripts I no longer needed. Aprils fool me. It was true - the current rule had to have the paper with the chemist via post from us or via the patient with in 7 days. The change is now its 14 days the paper Must be there


Another email from ERX saying its coming just no details on when the Electronic scripts will be available. Setting up everyone to be working from home and remote printer to allow the rotten paper scripts to be printed. Delivered to the Doc to sign then posted to the chemists.

The change last night did have home delivery from chemist to at risk people funded by Gov. That is a help at least. Have to give them a tick for that. Few of the chemists I spoke with today knew about it of course.

I somehow doubt they are going to deliver here - nobody delivers here.

Just saw a image suggesting a solution. Thanks gents and ladies or others Appreciate it takes more than a motor mouth like me even for good solutions like allowing your chemist to help you and be paid with out the paper.


https://ncphn.org.au/wp-content/uplo..._1page_v12.pdf

Originally Posted by p38arover

Can one specify to which chemist the script would go? One might not want one's wife or usual chemist seeing that special script one has had to get.

Me ex used to work for Defence in Canberra and often had to advise servicemen returning from an OS deployment to refrain from certain conjugal activities for a month while the meds took affect.
"How do I explain that to the wife??!!"
Your problem, mate.

Apparently air crew were the worst.

Originally Posted by rick130

Me ex used to work for Defence in Canberra and often had to advise servicemen returning from an OS deployment to refrain from certain conjugal activities for a month while the meds took affect.
"How do I explain that to the wife??!!"
Your problem, mate.

Apparently air crew were the worst.

Yep- Us Navy lads are clean or at least I have and never had the jab of Penicillin or similar in the bum as legend has it is common. My bum never needed a JAB happily

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Yep- Us Navy lads are clean or at least I have and never had the jab of Penicillin or similar in the bum as legend has it is common. My bum never needed a JAB happily

A Navy lad, who I used to work with and shall remain nameless, managed to get a dose of the crabs, in SEA. He was shaved from head to toe, in front of the entire ship's company.
Is it still a chargeable offence, self inflicted injury?

Originally Posted by V8Ian

A Navy lad, who I used to work with and shall remain nameless, managed to get a dose of the crabs, in SEA. He was shaved from head to toe, in front of the entire ship's company.
Is it still a chargeable offence, self inflicted injury?

Thankfully mobile phones did not exist and we got a salt water wash more often than a few times Ian hobart RAS.jpg

I think the guys coming back after over indulging falling asleep in a chair may have woken up with one eyebrow or half a beard missing from time to time I always made it to my rack

Originally Posted by V8Ian

A Navy lad, who I used to work with and shall remain nameless, managed to get a dose of the crabs, in SEA. He was shaved from head to toe, in front of the entire ship's company.
Is it still a chargeable offence, self inflicted injury?

An approved 'Naval Beard' was in times past, the property of the Navy... shaving it off without permission was an offence. Can't see how self-inflicted injury would not be chargeable. - Big difference in value between a Beard and the whole Body !
And rightly so .