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Extended prescribing impasse

Chris Brooker 16/12/2019

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Mixed messages from the Department of Health over two-month prescriptions, as new documents say pharmacist mark-ups will impact consumer and taxpayer savings New Department of Health documents reveal that two-month prescriptions are still being considered by the Federal Government In response to a Senate Estimates question on notice from Senator Stirling Griff (Centre Alliance, SA),

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