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Deanna Cooper
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Chapter 2: Consumer Access and Experience
OPTION 2-1: PRICING VARIATIONS
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Pharmacy is a business and like all businesses compete for sales?
OPTION 2-2: $1 DISCOUNT
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Some consumers do not have much money? Pensioners for instance.
OPTION 2-3: PBS SAFETY NET
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Not all consumers have a computer
OPTION 2-4: LABELLING
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OPTION 2-5: PHARMACY ATLAS
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Freedom of choice for consumers and Pharmacy
OPTION 2-6: CONSUMER MEDICINES INFORMATION
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It works well now so why change it
OPTIONS 2-7: ELECTRONIC PRESCRIPTIONS
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Again not all people have computer and do not use online for bills you would create hardship for these users!
OPTION 2-8: ELECTRONIC MEDICATIONS RECORD
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Best practice and continuity of care should come second to PRIVACY and CONFIDENTIALITY and Freedom of choice whether one vaccinates or not. Do not make it witch hunt. This could be the beginning of losing our Freedom when others say what we should do re our health????
OPTION 2-9: ELECTRONIC PRESCRIPTIONS – CONSUMER CHOICE
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Think of the time that Doctors need now and writing out a prescription is easier
than work typing one on a computer which could result in errors. Also the Pharmacist would need to spend more time online whereas now the assistants do a lot of work doing the prescriptions.
than work typing one on a computer which could result in errors. Also the Pharmacist would need to spend more time online whereas now the assistants do a lot of work doing the prescriptions.
OPTION 2-10: MANAGING MEDICINE RISKS FOR PATIENTS UPON DISCHARGE
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I have been in hospital many times and mistakes are made all the time, because of procedures and staff not reading things on the charts??? The above would make no
difference. They need more training perhaps we need more Div1 Nurses and not
Div 2 and Nurses Assistants.
difference. They need more training perhaps we need more Div1 Nurses and not
Div 2 and Nurses Assistants.
Chapter 3: The Role of Community Pharmacy in Medicine Supply
OPTION 3-1: COMMUNITY PHARMACIES – MINIMUM SERVICES
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I think the Government should let Pharmacists govern Pharmacists.
Maybe the Government should give remuneration to Consumers and keep the Pharmacy out of it. So that Consumers can buy their own. Like they do with Aged Care purchase services.
This would solve this problem.
Maybe the Government should give remuneration to Consumers and keep the Pharmacy out of it. So that Consumers can buy their own. Like they do with Aged Care purchase services.
This would solve this problem.
OPTION 3-2: COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINES – SUPPLY FROM PHARMACIES
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Why put complimentary medicines separate? At the moment it works well one can have Freedom of Choice and I cannot see why it should change. Most things sold in the Pharmacy are natural vitamins which we get from food, or herbal or homeopathic which are gentle and they clearly state on their labels how to use them. Most people would ask the assistants or the Pharmacist if unsure and this has been working well for years?
HAS THEIR BEEN ANY COMPLAINTS FROM CONSUMERS. I feel there would be an uproar if you change things. Complementary medicine do not pose a risk. Drugs have side affects if you can lead to DEATH.
HAS THEIR BEEN ANY COMPLAINTS FROM CONSUMERS. I feel there would be an uproar if you change things. Complementary medicine do not pose a risk. Drugs have side affects if you can lead to DEATH.
OPTION 3-4: SALE OF HOMEOPATHIC PRODUCTS
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I do not understand when analysed Homoeopathic medicine it showed there was nothing in other than alcohol or sugar pills and so could not be proven to work as a medicine. So what is the problem if it does not work???
So what are the risks......the only one is that it helps people without side affects.
The risks are the use of drugs with such a long list of side effects these are the unacceptable risks to consumers!!!!
So what are the risks......the only one is that it helps people without side affects.
The risks are the use of drugs with such a long list of side effects these are the unacceptable risks to consumers!!!!
Chapter 4: Community Pharmacy Remuneration by Government
OPTION 4-1: ACCOUNTING INFORMATION
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OPTION 4-2: REMUNERATION TO BE BASED ON EFFICIENT COSTS OF DISPENSING
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OPTION 4-3: BENCHMARK FOR AN EFFICIENT DISPENSE
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OPTION 4-4: REMUNERATION FOR DISPENSING – FORMULA
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OPTION 4-5: REMUNERATION LIMITS
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OPTION 4-6: REMUNERATION FOR OTHER SERVICES
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Chapter 5: The Regulation of Pharmacy for Medicine Supply
OPTION 5-1: LOCATION RULES – REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT
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OPTION 5-2: LOCATION RULES – ALTERNATIVE 1 FOR URBAN LOCATIONS
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OPTION 5-2: LOCATION RULES – ALTERNATIVE 2 FOR URBAN LOCATIONS
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OPTION 5-2: LOCATION RULES – ALTERNATIVE 3 FOR URBAN LOCATIONS
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OPTION 5-3: LOCATION RULES – ALTERNATIVE 1 FOR NON-URBAN LOCATIONS
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OPTION 5-3: LOCATION RULES – ALTERNATIVE 2 FOR NON-URBAN LOCATIONS
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OPTION 5-4: LOCATION RULES – POLICY OBJECTIVE
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OPTION 5-5: LOCATION RULES – OWNERSHIP & LOCATION
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OPTION 5-6: INFORMATION ON PHARMACY OPENING HOURS
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OPTION 5-7: 24 HOUR PHARMACY INFORMATION AND RELATED SERVICES
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OPTION 5-8: RURAL PHARMACY MAINTENANCE ALLOWANCE
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OPTION 5-9: HARMONISING PHARMACY LEGISLATION
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OPTION 5-10: TRANSPARENCY
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OPTION 5-11: EVALUATION MECHANISMS
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Chapter 6: The Distribution of Medicines to Community Pharmacy
OPTION 6-1: COMMUNITY SERVICE OBLIGATION REMOVAL, RETENTION OR REPLACEMENT ALTERNATIVE 1
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OPTION 6-1: COMMUNITY SERVICE OBLIGATION REMOVAL, RETENTION OR REPLACEMENT ALTERNATIVE 2
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OPTION 6.1: CSO REMOVAL, RETENTION OR REPLACEMENT ALTERNATIVE 3
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OPTION 6-2: SUPPLY OF HIGH COST MEDICINES
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Chapter 7: Future Community Pharmacy Agreements
OPTION 7-1: SCOPE OF COMMUNITY PHARMACY AGREEMENTS – DISPENSING
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OPTION 7-2: SCOPE OF COMMUNITY PHARMACY AGREEMENTS – WHOLESALING
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OPTION 7-4: COMMUNITY PHARMACY AGREEMENTS – PARTICIPANTS
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Chapter 8: Health Programs Offered by Community Pharmacy
OPTION 8-1: DOSE ADMINISTRATION AIDS – STANDARDS
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OPTION 8-2: COMMUNITY PHARMACY PROGRAM – KEY PRINCIPLES
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Chapter 9: Indigenous Medicine Access
OPTION 9-1: ACCESS TO MEDICINES PROGRAMS FOR INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS
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OPTION 9-2: ABORIGINAL HEALTH SERVICE PHARMACY OWNERSHIP AND OPERATIONS
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Chapter 10: Specific Issues
OPTION 10-1: s100 HIGHLY SPECIALISED MEDICINES
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OPTION 10-2: CHEMOTHERAPY COMPOUNDING – PAYMENTS
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OPTION 10-3: CHEMOTHERAPY COMPOUNDING - UNIFORM MINIMUM STANDARDS
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OPTION 10-4: CHEMOTHERAPY COMPOUNDING PRACTICE MODELS
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OPTION 10-5: GENERIC MEDICINE - LISTING ARRANGEMENTS
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No a part of the Community are the Aged and Disabled and would find this difficult