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Prescriber type and formulary limits — GPhC CRA MCQ

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A prescription for an unlicensed special is issued by a supplementary prescriber. The clinical management plan is not available to the pharmacy. What is the legal classification/requirement?

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Correct answer: C — Clarify that prescribing is within the prescriber’s legal authority and plan before supply

Supplementary prescribing must occur within an agreed clinical management plan. The pharmacist should be satisfied the prescription is legally and clinically valid, especially for higher-risk items. Clarification with the prescriber may be needed.

Reference: Human Medicines Regulations 2012; MEP