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The impact of COVID-19 on electronic repeat dispensing (eRD) in general practice

2024-01-31

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Electronic repeat dispensing (eRD) has been part of the community pharmacy contact since 2005 and a requirement in the General Medical Services contract since 2019. eRD allows the prescribing of medicines for stable long-term conditions for a defined period without authorisation, consultation, by prescribing healthcare professionals each time. NHS England highlights benefits of eRD as increased efficiency in gener...

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10.22541/au.170668276.63198537/v1
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