| Term |
Acronym |
Definition |
Additional Ref. |
Source |
Date |
| Deputising Services |
|
Deputising services have been instructed by the Department of Health that they should use prescription forms that have been stamped with the PCT identifier and an L. At the time of prescribing, the deputising doctor should add the identification number of the appropriate GP, e.g. the patient’s normal GP; this enables the deputising doctor's prescribing to be allocated to the correct practice. Prescribing by deputising doctors is not included with the GP's details, but is aggregated at practice level. If the GP identification number is not provided practice information on reports will be incomplete.
|
|
PACT Standard
|
June-04 |
| Diluent |
D |
Indicates the “parent” preparation in diluted preparations. Prescriptions which are for a dilution, e.g. half-strength Alupent Syrup, are classified according to the “parent” preparation i.e. Alupent Syrup.
|
|
PACT Catalogue
|
June-04 |
| Dispensed |
|
Items dispensed by a dispensing practice including any personally administered items.
Relates to England.
|
|
PACT Standard
|
June-04 |
| Dispensed Generically |
|
The total number of items that have been reimbursed as generic drugs plus drugs reimbursed under Part VIII Category C of the Drug Tariff.
Relates to England and Isle of Man.
|
|
PACT Standard
|
June-04 |
| Dispensing GP |
|
A GP authorised to dispense to certain patients and who has dispensing patients on his/her list.
Relates to England. |
|
PACT Request Form
PACT Catalogue
|
June-04 |
