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Every doctor has their own unique DIN, also known as a prescribing code. NHS England issue this to the GP when they qualify. When a doctor joins, the practice can apply to have their DIN linked to the practice. Both Partners and Salaried GPs can…

Since February 2024, a licensed version of Azathioprine 50mg/5ml oral suspension became available. Therefore, for prescriptions dispensed in February and March 2024: where there is an endorsement for the licensed product, then reimbursement will…

The following text has been removed from the September 2015 Drug Tariff: Additional fee for March 2015 for pharmacy contractors In the month of March 2015 only, pharmacy contractors (England and Wales) will receive an additional fee. This fee is…

Updated guidance on the use of the Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) in remote consultations has now been published by NHS Digital and shared with GP practices and other care settings that use EPS. Nomination is still recommended to be used…

Queries regarding the Community Pharmacy Assurance Framework Please contact pharmacysupport@nhsbsa.nhs.uk with any queries regarding the Community Pharmacy Assurance Framework (CPAF). Background NHS England and delegated Integrated Care Boards…

How dm+d supports the NHS dm+d: supports seamless data exchange between disparate clinical systems helps enable improvements in processes such as the calculation of reimbursement and remuneration payments, and tasks related to medicines…

The Dictionary of Medicines and Devices (dm+d) is a dictionary of descriptions and codes which cover product information about medicines and devices in use across the NHS. It is the recognised NHS standard (SCCI0052) for uniquely identifying and…

This is an announcement on behalf of the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC): The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), in partnership with NHS Supply Chain, have implemented a new PPE Portal platform to ensure continued access to…