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On Fri, 4 Oct 1996 20:14:00 GMT, David Jobson wrote: >DE>Generally it is against our Terms and Conditions of Service for GPs to >DE>write private prescriptions for NHS patients. > >No it isn't. It is against the ToS to charge for said private >script. Its also against ToS _not_ to give an NHS script, >even if you know they will make paper dart of same and throw >it in street. > I stand corrected! In that case, is it OK for me to refuse to issue a private script in this situation (i.e. for non blacklisted drugs)? I really am not keen to start giving them out for some of the reasons already given: - The NHS loses out financially - I see it as part of the government masterplan to privatise the NHS - Why I should go to the trouble of checking which is cheaper or alternatively printing two versions of the script? Dr David Evans Cardiff %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%